A local school is set to benefit from the state government’s latest capital works fund projects.
Drysdale primary is set to receive close to 300 thousand dollars for work on an inclusive playground.
It comes with a new school for Charlemont due to open in term one of 2026.
Deputy Premier and Minister for Education Ben Carroll said it was a great outcome for the state to invest in our schools.
“Every student deserves world class facilities at their school,” he said.
“We will continue to invest in renovating school facilities, making sure we meet the needs of every child.”
“Every family wants the best for their kids – the best education in state-of-the-art facilities.
“Our record investment in school infrastructure is delivering for our hard-working school communities in the education state.”
