362 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science, following the introduction of a new scheme which he announced in July 2008 which allows schools with an urgent pressing need for additional accommodation which is likely to last more than three years, the schools which have been approved; the schools that are currently being approved; the schools which avail of the option of using their grants either to purchase prefabs or to construct permanent classrooms for the same amount; the total number of schools that have applied under this scheme for such facilities; if he can confirm that only one school has drawn down funding under this scheme to date in 2009; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32063/09]

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362 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science, following the introduction of a new scheme which he announced in July 2008 which allows schools with an urgent pressing need for additional accommodation which is likely to last more than three years, the schools which have been approved; the schools that are currently being approved; the schools which avail of the option of using their grants either to purchase prefabs or to construct permanent classrooms for the same amount; the total number of schools that have applied under this scheme for such facilities; if he can confirm that only one school has drawn down funding under this scheme to date in 2009; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32063/09]

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