Smooth the transition between pre-school and nursery

A Chorley firm that manufactures bespoke laminate joinery has secured a contract as part of a £7.1m investment in pre-school provision across Flintshire.

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Inscape Interiors has been appointed by Wynne Construction on the scheme which will see 10 primary schools across North Wales undergoing a combination of new-build and refurbishment works over the coming weeks.

Allow Flintshire County Council, to expand the provision of early years childcare

The wider project will allow Flintshire County Council, to expand the provision of early years childcare for three and four-year-olds on the school sites.

Inscape, based at Lower Healey Business Park and employing 30, is providing manufacturing, supply, and fit-out services to create new washroom facilities.

Inscape Interiors has been appointed by Wynne Construction

Gary Wynne, managing director of Inscape Interiors, said: “Wynne Construction have been a longstanding client and we’re proud to be partnering with their team again on this project which will have a positive impact on young people and families in this part of North Wales.

The education sector is one of our core areas of specialism

“The education sector is one of our core areas of specialism and even though our part of this project is relatively small, we have an opportunity to achieve a fantastic result for our client on a project that can have a transformational impact on these schools.”

Mark Wilson, project manager for Wynne Construction, said: “Our work on this project with Flintshire County Council will help smooth the transition between pre-school and nursery by offering all-day care for three to four-year-olds.

“We’re proud to be delivering this project in conjunction with our partners, including Inscape Interiors who are managing all our washroom requirements.”

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