Schools in Campbelltown are set to benefit from $8 million in funding to complete planned maintenance and local projects which will be getting underway in the 2024/25 school year.
As part of the Minns Labor Government’s record $27.9 billion investment into the Education and Early Learning portfolio, $600 million was put aside for school maintenance work across the state, including planned and preventative maintenance and essential repairs.
Rosemeadow Public School will benefit from repairs to external movement area stairs and the replacement of dilapidated fencing on a retaining wall. At Campbelltown North Primary School, old timber windows, that were not fit for purpose, will be replaced with modern and effective framing. Essential sewage line repairs will be completed at John Warby Public School alongside essential student facilities maintenance.
A full list of maintenance projects can be found below:
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Claymore Public School |
Redesign / Roof Replacements |
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Airds High school |
Floor Coverings - remove existing asbestos floor tiles |
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Airds High school |
Replacement of entry doors to blocks |
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Ambarvale Public School |
Windows replacements to B00G, B00F |
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Ambarvale Public school |
Repair Stormwater Lines causing water ingress to classroom |
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Appin Public School |
Coating Systems to internal and external various blocks |
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Beverley Park School |
External movement |
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Blairmount Public School |
Redesign and remove and replace roof |
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Campbelltown East Public School |
Floor Covering replacement |
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Campbelltown North Public School |
Replace timber windows B00D |
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Campbelltown Performing Arts High School |
Remove and replace covered walkway |
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Campbelltown Public School |
Resurface district office carpark |
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John Warby Public school |
Student facilities maintenance to B00D |
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John Warby Public school |
Repair Sewage lines |
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Kentlyn Public school |
Repair External Movement area trip hazards |
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Leumeah high school |
Replacement of various fitments |
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Leumeah public school |
Sliding door replacements |
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Lomandra School |
Floor Coverings B00A |
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Lomandra School |
Roof Repairs Blocks A |
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Mary Brooksbank School |
Student Facilities B00D |
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Mary Brooksbank School |
Swimming Pool Resurface and Repair |
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Mary Brooksbank School |
Remove and replace boundary Fencing |
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Rosemeadow Public School |
Repair external movement area stairs |
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Rosemeadow Public school |
Remove and replace retaining wall fencing |
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Ruse Public school |
Student facilities maintenance to B00D, B00H |
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Ruse Public School |
Coating Systems to B00B B00A B00C |
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St Helens Park Public School |
Roof Replacement B00A & B00G |
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Thomas Acres Public School |
Remove and replace carpark fencing |
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Thomas Reddall High school |
Replacement of Louvers and doors B00A B00C B00E |
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Woodland Road Public School |
Repair external movement area stairs |
Additionally, the Deputy Premier and Minister for Education and Early Learning Prue Car has given the green light for equipment upgrades at Campbelltown Performing Arts High School, following representations from Greg Warren MP.
The school, a premier performing arts school is responsible for producing numerous Schools Spectacular feature artists and recognisable local performers. However, technological issues, stemming from outdated equipment have begun to hamper productions. The proposal for equipment has been approved by the Department of Education with the next step being a purchase order.
Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren said:
“I am proud to see these essential maintenance works to schools in Campbelltown get underway, and I will continue to fight to ensure that our local schools receive the attention that they need and deserve, in order to make sure our students continue to receive a world class education.”
“The Minns Labor Government is continuing to provide meaningful support for public education in Campbelltown and NSW more broadly, by ensuring that essential maintenance works for our schools are given the level of priority that they require.”
“It is wonderful to see Campbelltown Performing Arts High School be supported to continue to produce talented performers who represent our area with pride and enthusiasm.”
