Fife school’s £14,000 boost to improvement its library facilities
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North East area committee councillors unanimously approved the library funding at a meeting on Wednesday morning.
The money will be used by the school’s parent council to “upgrade and improve the current indoor school library” and to create an outdoor reading space within the school grounds.
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Hide AdItems to be purchased will upgrade the indoor area with new books, book shelving units, new seats and rugs,” said the report. “The creation of a new outdoor learning and reading area will require waterproof seating and outdoor storage.”


The money will come from Crail Public Library Trust, which was set up in 2020 to transfer and disperse funds to “suitable third-party organisations”.
Crail Community Partnership previously indicated that it “may wish” to deliver a limited library service in the local community. However, as of May 2024, the Partnership had “no plans” to create a new library and was supportive of the funds going to the primary school.
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