Paudie Coffey (Fine Gael)

I acknowledge the Minister of State's response but unfortunately I already was familiar with much of its content. The school is lucky to have teaching staff of the highest order who provide the best of education. However, the Minister of State's response acknowledged that this school has a band priority of 1.2. While I understand there is great competition for budgets and funding at present, this school has been waiting for a number of years and already is in a high priority band. I ask the Minister of State to revert to her senior Minister, who at the very least should ask the departmental officials in the planning and building unit to engage with the board of management to enable it to set in train a plan or project in which the various stages were known, because there has been no engagement whatsoever for almost two years. This would be a start and were the Minister of State able to arrange this, it would be appreciated.