Mousehole School completes flood protection upgrade
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Mousehole School in Cornwall has completed an upgrade to its flood protection measures. The improvements aim to safeguard the school against future flooding events, protecting students and staff and minimizing disruption to education. This upgrade is part of broader efforts to enhance flood resilience in vulnerable communities.
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- •Mousehole School is located in Cornwall, UK.
- •Flood protection measures at the school were recently upgraded.
- •The upgrade is intended to reduce the impact of flooding on school operations.
- •The project was completed by March 16, 2026.
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- ▸If Mousehole School experiences heavy rainfall or flooding the upgraded flood protection will reduce damage and disruption, ensuring continued education for students.
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