Chennai GCC Inaugurates Two New School Buildings Worth ₹12.50 Crore

School Education Minister A. Rajmohan on Tuesday inaugurated two new school buildings constructed by the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) under the North Chennai Development Scheme at a cost of ₹12.50 crore.

In addition to the school buildings, a new Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC), built at a cost of ₹2.30 crore, was inaugurated on VV Koil Street in the Thiru Vi Ka Nagar zone.

New Facilities at Chennai Boys Higher Secondary School

The additional building at Chennai Boys Higher Secondary School, located on Gangadeeswarar Koil Street in the Anna Nagar zone, features 16 classrooms spread across two blocks. The building also includes two teachers` rooms and a multipurpose auditorium.

The campus is equipped with 20 smart classrooms, a kitchen, toilet facilities and CCTV cameras to provide a better learning environment for students.

New Chennai Middle School Building in Thiru Vi Ka Nagar

The new Chennai Middle School building on Thana Street in the Thiru Vi Ka Nagar zone is a ground-plus-two-storey structure.

The building features 18 classrooms, two teachers` rooms, a computer laboratory, a kitchen and an auditorium. These facilities are expected to improve the learning environment and educational infrastructure for students.

New Urban Primary Health Centre in Chennai

A new Urban Primary Health Centre was also inaugurated on VV Koil Street in the Thiru Vi Ka Nagar zone. Constructed at a cost of ₹2.30 crore, the facility aims to improve access to primary healthcare services for residents in the surrounding areas.

The new school buildings and healthcare facility are part of the Greater Chennai Corporation`s efforts under the North Chennai Development Scheme to strengthen educational and public healthcare infrastructure.