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Air conditioners to be operational in more schools by next May, minister says

CyprusOct 30, 2026, 2:47 PM
Air conditioners to be operational in more schools by next May, minister says
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PUBLISHEDOct 30, 2026, 2:47 PM
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Air conditioners are expected to be operational in a significantly larger number of schools by April and May next year, Education Minister Athena Michaelidou said on Friday. Speaking after presenting the education ministry’s annual budget to the House finance committee, Michaelidou said instructions had been issued to accelerate inspections during the winter months so that more units could be used for when temperatures rise. “Already in several districts, the project has progressed significantly.

All high schools have reached 100 per cent coverage, while a very high percentage of middle schools and a significant number of primary schools have also been equipped,” she said. Michaelidou said the ministry expected a substantial increase in the number of operational units next year and would soon publish figures covering schools across Cyprus. She acknowledged that the project had encountered technical and practical difficulties, but said work was continuing to address them. The comments come amid concerns over the pace and safety of installations, for the audit office recently identified incomplete works and potentially unsafe electrical connections during inspections at five schools. The president of the Nicosia school board, Nikos…

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