Written answers

Wednesday, 14 March 2012

Department of Education and Skills

School Accommodation

9:00 pm

Photo of Michael CreedMichael Creed (Cork North West, Fine Gael)
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Question 76: To ask the Minister for Education and Skills if he will provide in spreadsheet format the number of schools with prefabricated classroom accommodation on a county basis; if he will indicate in each case the rent being paid for this classroom accommodation; if he will clarify whether it is his Department or the board of management that is paying the rent in each case; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [14546/12]

Photo of Ruairi QuinnRuairi Quinn (Dublin South East, Labour)
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The amount spent on renting temporary accommodation at primary and post-primary level, including – but not limited to - prefabricated accommodation in 2011 is outlined on a county by county basis in the table below.

My Department provides 100% grant aid towards the provision of temporary school accommodation to the management authorities of education providers where it is established that a need for such temporary accommodation exists. Generally, where schools require temporary accommodation, the Board of Management is responsible for acquiring such temporary accommodation and the rental contract is between the Board of Management and the supplying contractor.

Rental Costs 2011
CountyNo. of schoolsTotal
Carlow8€451,559
Cavan11€473,625
Clare17€766,587
Cork89€4,359,436
Donegal96€1,276,444
Dublin22€5,741,021
Galway42€2,512,891
Kerry19€472,166
Kildare11€1,119,027
Kilkenny21€246,582
Laois17€556,210
Leitrim3€205,676
Limerick23€1,088,831
Longford2€289,932
Louth32€1,278,854
Mayo29€571,071
Meath29€2,067,207
Monaghan8€272,721
Offaly10€527,999
Roscommon5€166,960
Sligo9€372,339
Tipperary15€557,054
Waterford17€678,790
Westmeath15€447,694
Wexford22€1,221,432
Wicklow19€1,241,267
Totals591€28,963,378

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