A new primary school will be the greenest building the Isle of Man Government has ever commissioned.
Education Minister Anne Craine was speaking about Scoill Ree Gorree, which is taking shape on Lezayre Road in Ramsey and will open for the next academic year in September.
It’s hoping to receive an 'excellent' rating under the Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method – known as BREEAM.
Mrs Craine (pictured) is impressed by its eco-credentials:
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