South Ayrshire Council is running an exhibition to update the public on progress to deliver the new £46.5 million Maybole Community Campus.
And attendees will be able to view drawings and designs for the exciting project.
With work on the campus set to get underway later this year, this is an opportunity for local people to find out more detail about the project such as access and car parking.
The event takes place on Wednesday, February 12 at Carrick Academy between 4pm-8pm and punters can drop in at any time.
The new campus which is earmarked to open in 2023 will be built on the site of the existing Carrick Academy and will have capacity for up to 1,370 children and young people.
The campus will not only incorporate a new Carrick Academy, there will also be a new St Cuthbert’s Primary and a new non-denominational primary school bringing together Cairn Primary and Gardenrose Primary. There will also be a new standalone early year’s centre.
The Community Campus will also feature inspiring learning environments as well as top end facilities.
The wider community will appreciate sporting amenities such as the new football and rugby pitches and a swimming pool which will be timetabled for public and school use.
Councillor Peter Henderson, Resources and Performance Portfolio Holder for South Ayrshire Council said: “We want our children and young people to excel and that means having school facilities which tick all the boxes. This latest exhibition follows other public engagement and it’s important that people continue to have their say to ensure the campus delivers for pupils and the wider community.”
For anyone that can’t make it on the day, information can be viewed from 13/02/2020 at www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/schools/future-needs
