It will include four new general learning spaces, new technological and applied studies (TAS) workshops and TAS learning spaces, a new Visual Arts workshop and Visual Arts learning spaces, new Music learning spaces, a new computer learning space, upgraded and expanded Administration and Staff facilities as well as landscaping and external improvements.
To enable the new facilities, construction works at the school will include the demolition and refurbishment of some existing buildings and the construction of new learning facilities.
State MP for East Hills, Wendy Lindsay said this is an exciting project for the area.
“It will provide much needed new facilities for the high school, which will benefit the local community for years to come,” Mrs Lindsay said.
“I look forward to seeing the school come into formation and welcome the Minister to attend the opening once complete.”
Some works will begin in early October with the main works starting later this year.
