Eleven schools in Bristol are to receive funding to refurbish buildings.
It is part of the Government's 10-year school rebuilding programme, which will be kick-started with more than £1billion for the first 50 projects in 2020/21.
135 schools across the South West will benefit from extra funding to expand classrooms, upgrade facilities and improve the education of children, as part of the government announcement.
They include 11 in Bristol.
The scheme is designed to improve schools while also helping the economy, providing investment and jobs.
Boris Johnson said: "All children deserve the best possible start in life - regardless of their background or where they live.
"As we bounce back from the pandemic it's important we lay the foundations for a country where everyone has the opportunity to succeed, with our younger generations front and centre of this mission.
"This major new investment will make sure our schools and colleges are fit for the future, with better facilities and brand new buildings so that every child gets a world-class education."
A list of the schools in Bristol can be found below:
Bristol East
Avanti Gardens School - Essential roof repair; urgent security and safeguarding
Woodlands Academy - fire precautions
Lansdown Park Academy - Re-roofing
St Matthias Academy - Flat roof refurbishment; renewal of 39-Year-Old boilers
Bristol North West
Westbury-On-Trym Church of England Academy - Refurbishment of leaking flat roofs
Westbury Park Primary School - Heating provision to unheated school
St Teresa Catholic Primary School - Urgent security and safeguarding works
Bristol South
Four Acres Academy - Renewal of leaking flat roof
Knowle DGE Academy - Building safety
Bristol West
Hotwells Primary School - Replacement of insecure perimeter fencing and access gates with anti-climb fencing and gates, and associated access controls; upgrade insecure Reception main entrance
Easton Church of England Academy - Security
