Brand new state-of-the art ASN school to open its doors after Easter

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Pupils and staff will at Cedarbank School are getting ready to move into their new state-of-the art building.Construction is expected to be completed this month, with students and teachers moving in after the Easter holidays.The new building in Livingston is set to be handed over to West Lothian Council following delivery partner Hub South East and main contractor BAM Construction confirming construction will be complete later this month.Cedarbank provides quality education for secondary pupils with additional learning needs from around West Lothian, and is currently spread over three locations.The superb new stand-alone, modern purpose-built facility will bring Cedarbank pupils from S1 to S6 together under one roof in the same campus as The James Young High School.Leader of West Lothian Council Lawrence Fitzpatrick said: “I’m delighted that the outstanding new Cedarbank School will be ready for pupils from next month.“The excellent facilities at the new Cedarbank will bring the whole school together in one place, ensuring we can deliver the best possible education for the young people who attend.“Many thanks to Hub South East and BAM Construction for their hard work to deliver the new school on time and on budget during the challenges of the pandemic.”The excellent new school is part of a £26.5 million investment in schools dedicated to supporting pupils with additional support needs, which will see a new Beatlie School in Livingston built as well as improvements to Ogilvie Campus in Livingston and the Pinewood ASN School in Blackburn.Roddy Clark, Hub South East’s operations director, said: “We’re proud to continue our positive working relationship with our partners in West Lothian Council as we deliver another