Renfrewshire Council has reminded members of the Bishopton community about the upcoming session.
The second of two public events – organised to capture views on the designs for a second school to cater for Dargavel Village – will be held next week.
It comes as the local authority continues its planning for the additional facility, which will be built on vacant land near the north end of Craigton Drive and is aimed at meeting the growing demand from the housing development. "Thank you to everyone who came along to the first event last month. We got some really useful feedback on the night, which will all be considered as the designs develop. The new school will be built on vacant land near the north end of Craigton Drive, to help accommodate the extra pupils expected as the development grows in the years ahead."
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