Funding will also be provided by the Department of Education.
13 schools across the Midlands are getting approval for a government initiative to carry out small scale works.
The Summer Works Scheme will allow for projects ranging from climate action to science labs and for external environmental adjustments, with guidance from the Department of Education.
Five schools in Portarlington, Killenard, Stradbally, Clonaslee and Ballinakill will get the grants in Laois.
While in Offaly, a mixture of primary and secondary schools in Birr, Killeigh, Clara and Tullamore have been approved to carry out works, with three schools in Westmeath getting the grant in Mullingar, Ballymore, and Kinnegad.
Laois
Scoil Náisiúnta Cúil An Tsúdaire 2 Portarlington 18203N Primary 1: Climate Action
Laois S N Naomh Eoin Killenard 18641O Primary 1: Climate Action
Laois St Coleman's National School Stradbally 20353V Primary 10: External Environment Projects
Laois Clonaslee College Clonaslee 71470O Post-Primary 9: Fabric Defects
Laois Heywood Community School Ballinakill 91427C Post-Primary 5: Climate Action & Science Labs
Offaly
St Brendans Monastery Birr 12370C Primary 1: Climate Action
Shinchill N S Killeigh 17031F Primary 2: Climate Action & Roof Works
S N Phroinsiais Naofa Clara 18406E Primary 1: Climate Action
Castlejordan Central Ns Tullamore 19300Q Primary 1: Climate Action
Sacred Heart Secondary School Tullamore 65620V Post-Primary 5: Climate Action & Science Labs
Westmeath
Eoin Naofa N S Ballymore 17991N Primary 1: Climate Action
Scoil Cholmain Naofa Mullingar 19650U Primary 7: Climate Action & Windows Projects
St Etchens National School Kinnegad 19848S Primary 10: External Environment Projects
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