Gungahlin’s rapid growth brings construction forward. Construction of Harrison High School will start as early as March next year with next week’s budget to contain $43.5 million to build the new school. The funds allocated over three years, should allow the school to be up and running for the start of the 2012 school year and quell demand for schooling in the burgeoning Gungahlin...
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Enrolments at Harrison Scholl have jumped in the past year, leading growth in Gungahlin schools and renewing the need for a new school in the region. A comparison of the 2008 ACT school census, the year the school opened, and the 2009 census indicates enrolments increased by 226 pupils this year. Burgmann Anglican School enrolled 104 more students this year, up 11.6%. Acting principal Bev...
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Federal funding released last week will provide share facilities for two northside schools, one public and one independent. The $2.5 million promised to Gold Creek School and Holy Spirit Catholic Primary School; will fund extensions to current sporting facilities. A synthetic sports ground...
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Burgmann Anglican School’s new Forde campus opened last Wednesday morning to the praise of parents and teachers. The new Campus will cater for some of the region’s youngest citizens, with about 100 spots available for kindergarten and year one in 2009. An extra 50 spots are available for...
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The Good Shepherd Catholic School in Amaroo has done its bit in a big way to help the victims of the Victorian bushfires. The school raised more than $10,000 in fundraising last week. Teachers and students organised a fete day, which included games and competitions to raise the money. School...
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