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To: Minisiter for Education Norma Foley
Fix up Goldenbridge Primary School - issue a letter for our new build
Please address the dire condition of our school that has been promised a new building instead of prefabs for 17 years.
The current prefab & main buildings are not suitable for learning.
Pupils have to walk on wet, soggy carpets in the prefabs and all the buildings are poorly insulated, making them expensive to heat.
There are also issues with dampness, leaks, and ventilation, which could affect the health, well-being of students and teachers.
Minister Foley please prioritize funding and resources to ensure that the school gets the necessary upgrades.
Our school deserves improvements to provide a safe and healthy environment for learning. We need our prefabs replaced with the long promised new build.
Please issue the letter needed to start the building work.
Why is this important?
Norma Foley's assistance is crucial because she is responsible for education in Ireland. Here's why her help is important:
1. Promised Improvement: The school has been promised a new building for 17 years. As the current Minister of Education, Ms Foley can fulfill this promise, ensuring that the school finally gets the improvements it desperately needs.
2. Safety and Health: The current conditions pose safety and health hazards to students and staff. Minister Foley can allocate resources to address these issues, ensuring that the school environment is safe and conducive to learning. She can issue the letter the school needs for the new building to start.
3. Financial Support: Ms Foley can provide financial support to address the costly heating bills associated with the poorly insulated buildings. By investing in energy-efficient upgrades, she can help reduce expenses for both the school and the community.
4. Educational Environment: A safe and healthy environment is essential for effective learning. Minister Foley's assistance in upgrading the school facilities will create a better educational environment for students, enabling them to thrive academically and socially.
5. Community Well-being: Improving the school facilities will benefit the entire community. Foley's support will demonstrate a commitment to the well-being of disadvantaged communities and provide them with access to quality education resources.
Overall, Norma Foley's help is vital in ensuring that the school receives the necessary support and resources to address its longstanding issues and provide a better future for its pupils and the community.
How it will be delivered
In person, to Minister of Education Norma Foley.