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Photocopying and phone bills totalling more than £1,200 at Inveravon Primary School have been branded “a waste of money”.
No pupils have attended the Moray school since summer 2017 after the final families chose to send their children elsewhere due to the tiny roll.
Councillors decided to mothball the Speyside facility within months instead of permanently shutting it in case it was reopened again.
Now Moray Council has published figures showing the authority spent £1,241 on photocopying and phone bills during 2019/20 – three years since classes were held there.