It has been a hive of activity at St Martins Lutheran College as works continue on the college facilities upgrades.<\/p>\n
Two new classrooms have been airlifted in and a roof has gone up over the campus\u2019 four hardcourts \u2013 weatherproofing the college\u2019s large sports space for years to come.<\/p>\n
Two additional transportable classrooms were also temporarily installed on one of the campus basketball courts to provide additional learning spaces while the construction of an extensive Senior School Hub takes place.<\/p>\n
There are now four transportable classrooms, three of which are being refurbished into a new Music Centre that will include a specialist performance space with raised stage, a teaching\/band room, practice rooms, staff office and storage space.<\/p>\n
The transportable classrooms are expected to be in place for two years while the Senior School Hub build is taking place.<\/p>\n
Principal Alan Connah said it was an exciting year for the college as it strived to provide the very best facilities for students and staff.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith the new gymnasium our students will be able to engage in a greater range of sports, no matter what the weather is like,\u201d Mr Connah said. \u201cThis will allow them greater opportunity to develop their skills and talents in this area.<\/p>\n
\u201cOnce the [Music Centre] facilities are completed, the college will turn its attention to the construction of a new Senior School Hub, which will provide purpose-built facilities for our senior students.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe new hub will include spaces for a Senior Student Centre, comprised of study spaces, classrooms, meeting rooms, a common area and student heat and eat area, along with a Student Services Centre, a Learning Enrichment & Wellbeing Centre, a space for Indigenous Education, staff offices and student and staff amenities.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It has been a hive of activity at St Martins Lutheran College as works continue on the college facilities upgrades. Two new classrooms have been airlifted in and a roof has gone up over the campus\u2019 four hardcourts \u2013 weatherproofing the college\u2019s large sports space for years to come. Two additional transportable classrooms were also […]<\/p>\n