GREENWAY SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE FUNDING FOR UPGRADES AND EQUIPMENT
Today I am announcing that nine local schools will benefit from a share of $32 million in grants to upgrade school infrastructure and equipment.
The funding is part of a $250 million commitment to improve school infrastructure by the Albanese Government.
All schools across the country were invited to apply for the funding and projects were assessed by the Department of Education and selected based on need.
Schools were able to apply for grants of up to $25,000 to support much needed improvements to facilities and learning environments.
The following Greenway schools will benefit from funding:
School Name |
Project Categories |
Funding Sought |
Casuarina School |
Installing and/or upgrading shade structures |
25000 |
Lynwood Park Public School |
Building new outdoor learning spaces and installing and/or upgrading shade structures. |
25000 |
Riverstone Public School |
Building new outdoor learning spaces, and installing and/or upgrading shade structures |
25000 |
South Creek School |
Installing and/or upgrading shade structures |
25000 |
Vineyard Public School |
Upgrading or improving existing outdoor learning spaces and repairs or maintenance to school facilities. |
25000 |
The Ponds School |
Upgrading or improving existing outdoor learning spaces |
25000 |
Seven Hills North Public School |
Upgrading or improving existing outdoor learning spaces |
25000 |
Seven Hills Public School |
Building new outdoor learning spaces. |
25000 |
Blacktown Boys High School |
Installing and/or upgrading shade structures |
25000 |
The Albanese Labor Government is delivering on our promise to invest in our schools and there is more to come.
Quotes attributable to Minister Michelle Rowland, Federal Member for Greenway.
“Our local schools deserve great infrastructure and quality equipment to help students achieve their best.
“The Albanese Government is investing in a better and fairer education system. This is terrific news for our local schools with more to come.
“I’m thrilled that we can deliver this funding to much-needed projects for our local schools.”