Aylesbury schools get a share of school improvement funding
The cash will be used for repairs and safeguarding projects
Five schools in Aylesbury are getting money from the Condition Improvement Fund.
It's designed to improve buildings and school estates - a total of £483 million has been handed out.
Aylesbury MP Rob Butler said:
“I am delighted that five schools in the Aylesbury constituency have been awarded funding for specific projects to improve conditions in their schools.
"Money for Aylesbury Grammar, Aylesbury High School and the John Colet school will help fix roofs.
"Bearbrook Combined and Bedgrove Junior schools will receive funding for safeguarding projects and the replacement of fire alarms.
“The Education Department receives thousands of application every year, and it is excellent news that local schools have been granted support during this funding round for urgent repairs and replacements.”
In this round of funding, a total of 1,466 projects at 1,199 academies, sixth-form colleges and voluntary aided schools across the country have benefited.