Work has officially begun on the adaptation and refurbishment of the lower-secondary school of the Istituto Comprensivo Statale Silvio Pellico in Lettere.

The project is reported by Metropolis Web with an investment of €3,130,000. According to the report, the works focus on structural and seismic adaptation, environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, and the improvement of indoor and outdoor spaces.

What the project covers

The stated objectives are safety and long-term usability of the school building, alongside lower environmental impact and better everyday spaces for pupils and staff.

The reported areas of intervention are:

  • structural safety and seismic adaptation
  • environmental sustainability and energy efficiency
  • redesign and improvement of internal areas
  • redesign and improvement of external areas

The available sources do not provide a detailed breakdown of how the €3.13 million budget is divided among seismic works, energy measures, accessibility, and indoor and outdoor spaces.

New play areas alongside the school works

The same local-government initiative included two related interventions for children and families.

A new playground near the Capoluogo school building has been inaugurated, and existing play equipment on Via Conserve has been restored.

The report presents these as complementary public-space works alongside the larger school project, rather than part of the €3.13 million school contract itself.

Where the school is

The Istituto Comprensivo Statale Silvio Pellico is based in Lettere. Its official website lists the institute's address as Corso Vittorio Emanuele 89, 80050 Lettere.

Readers looking for the school or for updates on site activity can use that address as the institutional reference point.

What is not yet known

The retrieved sources do not specify an expected completion date or construction timetable.

They also do not identify the contractor, the procurement procedure, or the funding programme behind the project. The school's official website confirms the institution and its address, but does not independently confirm the cost or technical specifications reported by Metropolis Web.

For families and residents, the practical point is that works are now under way, while the schedule for phases, possible temporary arrangements, and completion remains to be communicated.