Media Release
More than 35 schools have building upgrades underway across South Australia, as the Marshall Liberal Government’s record $1.3 billion school construction spend takes off.
14,000 Year 1 students across South Australian government schools will complete the 2020 Phonics Screening Check from this week.
Getting to work on Monday morning will be faster and easier for hundreds of people with the opening of the new Paradise Park ‘n’ Ride facility.
Students at Modbury Special School have had their first look at brand new classrooms, as a result of $1.5 million expansion from the State Government.
Three highly experienced educators have been appointed to lead three of South Australia’s brand new schools in Aldinga, Angle Vale and Whyalla in 2022.
Students are back at school today with many important activities back on the agenda as restrictions lift, providing a return to normal for schools across the state.
A new government high school will open in Goolwa in 2022, providing a welcome option for local families to access public secondary education.
Eleven jobseekers who completed a pre-apprenticeship through a Skilling South Australia project have landed full-time plumbing apprenticeships working on the construction of South Australia’s new schools.
The next generation of SA shipbuilders have begun the first ASC Shipbuilding Readiness Training Program at Osborne, ensuring our state has the skilled workforce to fill the thousands of jobs on offer as a result $90 billion pipeline of defence work from the Commonwealth.
Springbank Secondary College will remain open, the Minister for Education has confirmed.
The school will become an unzoned school, with the entirety of the existing Springbank zone being incorporated into the Unley High School zone from 2021.
