A9 Tay Crossing to Ballinluig dualling – welcome to Community Skills Hub!
Pupils from Logierait Primary School and Perth Academy were among the first visitors to the new Community Skills Hub at Kindallachan this week, taking part in STEM and construction-themed activities designed to inspire future careers in engineering, construction and infrastructure. Delivered as part of the A9 Dualling: Tay Crossing to Ballinluig project, the Hub will support learning, skills development, community engagement and wellbeing activities throughout the project.
By working with local schools and community organisations, the Hub aims to create lasting benefits and help inspire the next generation of talent.
The Community Skills Hub provides a fantastic opportunity to create lasting benefits for people of all ages, whether through developing new skills, accessing training, exploring career opportunities or connecting with local support. For Wills Bros, delivering meaningful social value is an important part of how we work. The Hub builds on our ongoing commitment to STEM, skills and community engagement, providing another way for us to work with local organisations and create opportunities that leave a positive legacy.
John Stephens, Contractor’s Representative
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(Images courtesy of Transport Scotland)
