The St Joseph’s Primary School hall and library were built with the Australian Federal Government’s Building the Education Revolution (BER) economic stimulus package funding. The government outlined two main objectives for the BER funding, to provide economic stimulus through the rapid construction and refurbishment of school infrastructure and to build learning environments to help children, families and communities participate in activities that will support achievement, develop learning potential and bring communities together.
For primary schools, the government outlined that the funding was for the building or renewing of large-scale infrastructure works with the priority on libraries, multi-purposes halls and classrooms. The school’s library and canteen were cramped and outdated. There was no school hall and the school lacked street presence with many local residents being unaware of its existence. The school wanted to address all of these issues with their BER funding allocation of $850,000 (total project cost including all consultant and approval fees, furniture for hall and library, electronic equipment and canteen appliance fit-out) while still achieving a high quality outcome and dynamic learning spaces.
A new school hall and library for a small regional school
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