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The £11m shared campus caters for pupils from both Limavady High School and St Mary's High School.

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BBC News By Robbie Meredith Published image copyrightGetty Images Work will formally begin on Wednesday on what is set to be Northern Irelands first completed shared education campus. The £11m campus, in Limavady, County Londonderry, will see Limavady High School and St Marys High School share new buildings with science, technology, drama and media classrooms. They will remain separate schools but with share some classes and facilities. The project was approved by the Department of Education i...

Building work has started to develop new facilities at the Limavady Shared Education Campus. The project represents an investment of over £11million by the Department of Education across the St. Mary’s and Limavady High School sites. Education Minister Peter Weir has cut the first sod on the scheme. The project will include: • new study/common rooms for careers, drama, media and sixth form pupils • reconfiguring and upgrading existing school office accommodation, staff ro...

);  ); The first sod has been cut on a major project to build new facilities at the Limavady Shared Education Campus. The project represents an investment of over £11million by the Department of Education across the St. Mary’s and Limavady High School sites. The scheme will include a new high-tech building for science, technology, engineering and mathematics students; new study/common rooms for careers, drama, media and sixth form pupils; and reconfiguring and upgrading existing school offi...

Work in Limavady is set to commence in the Spring.