Plans for a major upgrade of Cronulla High School have reached a key milestone with the call going out for construction tenders.
The project will see the construction of 10 modern new learning spaces, a new canteen, new administration areas and upgraded student and staff amenities.
I am delighted to see progress on this major upgrade of Cronulla High, which is essential to meet the needs of the growing school community.
Just over the school’s back fence are hundreds of new homes of local children and we are working to provide the capacity to help ensure Cronulla High continues to provide quality education for the area’s families.
This upgrade will provide Cronulla High staff and students with modern facilities and an inspiring learning space for the future.
Construction is due to start in 2023 following completion of the final designs. The Department of Education is interested to hear from the school and local community about what is important to them as the project enters the final design stages.
An online survey will open between Monday 5 September and Friday 16 September for people to have their say about how they currently use the Cronulla High School facilities, and to share what aspects of building design are most important. More information and the survey (when open) are available here.
I encourage the community to take the opportunity from 5 September to provide feedback to the project team so the final design best caters for the needs of staff and students.
🐆4 premierships in a row for the Penrith Panthers - only the third team in history to win 4 premierships in a row, and the first since St George won 11 in a row between 1956 and 1966. ... See MoreSee Less
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Just another politician justing on the BANDWAGON !!!!!!
A great discussion about key priorities for Western Sydney at Business Western Sydney this week in Parramatta, in particular housing, transport and social infrastructure. ... See MoreSee Less
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Community discussion/debate leads to effective & efficient policies - great initiative.
Mark Speakman have you made a comment to the media on the rally’s going to be held on weekend to support hamas and hezbollah ? I never see you on the news !
I joined former Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein at the Western Sydney Migrant Resource Centre Liverpool, as he set off on a seven day walk to Canberra.
His venture “The Walk, Better Together” aims to raise awareness of the contribution of migrants and refugees to Australia’s community, economy and culture, sharing positive stories with a clear message that we are all “better together” - a message as important as ever at a time of heightened community tension.
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October is Small Business Month, a chance to recognise and celebrate the vital role of small businesses in our communities.
Over 850,000 small businesses across NSW are the backbone of our economy, employing almost two million people and contributing significantly to local growth and prosperity.
I joined Georgia Ryburn to meet and greet the staff at GIRDLERS, which has just opened in Narrabeen. ... See MoreSee Less
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🌞 Good Afternoon, 😃 Congratulations, 🙏 HaVe A GrEaT DaY! #Great_photoS, 👍 #Amazing_Work, #GreAt_LeAdeR 👏
🔴🟡 This weekend saw thousands of surf lifesaving volunteers return to the state’s coastline for the patrol season.
🔴🟡 Here’s a very simple safety message - swim between the flags. Last season saw 61 coastal drownings - all on unpatrolled beaches or outside patrol hours. ... See MoreSee Less
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Love our volunteer life-savers.
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Hey Mark when do you think that it’s about time that the NSW SLSC’s are self sufficient and can trade as Licenced venues exactly the same as they are in QLD north of the border ??
29 September is National Police Remembrance Day, commemorated across Australia and the Pacific, honouring police officers who have died in the line of duty - a sad reminder of the risks police face every day to keep us safe.
On Friday I attended the service at the NSW Police Force Wall of Remembrance in the Domain, where 276 names are now inscribed on the wall.
I also attended an earlier and poignant local service at the NSW Police Memorial at Woronora Memorial Park Sutherland. ... See MoreSee Less
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