21/10/2026
Science laboratory refurbishment works complete at Denbigh High School
Denbigh High School has seen a full refurbishment of two science laboratories, as well as its science prep room, representing an investment of roughly £230,000.
Denbigh High School
The refurbishment work began in June of this year, with the work finishing this month. This is the second phase of the Science Laboratory Refurbishment programme at the school, with the first phase completed in 2024.
This phase has seen the full refurbishment of Science Laboratories 3 and 4 together with the Science Prep Room and included a full strip out of all fitted fixtures and furniture, suspended ceilings, flooring, and mechanical and electrical installations.
During the work all fitted furniture was replaced, with modern bespoke fitted units as well as new laboratory equipment.
Updated laboratory classroom
Mechanical and electrical installations have also taken place, which include work to the ventilation, lighting, heating, and fire detection.
The full internal redecoration has included new internal wall finishes, low maintenance floor finishes and skirting boards added.
Updated laboratory classroom
New suspended ceilings with integrated lighting have also been installed.
Works undertaken by B & W Builders and Decorators Ltd with the project being led and managed by the Council’s Building Maintenance Team.
This project was funded through the School Capitalised Maintenance Programme.
Updated equipment
Councillor Huw Hilditch-Roberts, Deputy Leader and Lead Member for Education, Families, Welsh Language, Culture and Heritage said:
“Work has now been completed on this exciting project at Denbigh High School, representing an investment of roughly £230,000.
This latest round of works represents the second phase of the school’s science laboratory refurbishment programme, following the completion of the first phase back in 2024.
Fitted with new and improved equipment and furniture, this refurbishment is a huge benefit to both learning and teaching experiences within these classrooms.”
Councillor Mark Young, Chair of Governors at Denbigh High School said:
"I’m delighted to see this further £230,000 investment in Denbigh High School.
These fantastic new science facilities will benefit both pupils and staff, providing a modern learning environment and inspiring our young people for years to come.
My thanks to everyone involved in making this happen.”