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7 new classrooms thanks to David Macaulay and friends.Clean and safe water thanks to Hugh's family and friends.Safe water at Sakavazoho Health Centre, Madagascar.Bright lights from Belfast to Madagascar.“The build will give us higher capacity for changing and upgraded facilities for PE, three technology and design rooms instead of the single one we currently have, a dedicated study space for sixth form, a stunning new library with views over Belfast Lough and much more. Ulidia principal Michael Houston had previously said that the new build was "much-needed". Ulidia now has more than 500 pupils enrolled. The school has been at its current location since 2002 following a move from temporary accommodation in Whitehead when it first opened in 1997 with just 63 pupils. The building will be constructed over two phases – the new school and pitch, followed by the demolition of the existing building and completion of siteworks. It will accommodate 700 pupils and will consist of 43 classrooms in a 10,314sq metre premises designed by Hamilton Architects which has been involved with a number of award-winning education projects in recent years including the South Eastern Regional College in Bangor. Mid and East Antrim Borough Council will consider the application for a replacement building to be constructed on the school’s existing site at Victoria Road. Ulidia Integrated College has lodged a planning application for a new £19m three-storey school in Carrickfergus.