TWO new classrooms are among upgrades slated for Freshwater Creek Steiner School this year.<\/p>\n
Works will total $2.2 million and involve the construction of a new classroom building for the school’s year 5 and 6 students.<\/p>\n
The building will include a breakout room, practical activity spaces and a covered outdoor learning area in addition to the two new classrooms.<\/p>\n
The new facilities will be funded by the state government’s Capital Grants Program which provides non-government schools with funds to improve their infrastructure.<\/p>\n
Corangamite federal member Libby Coker said upgrades to the school would benefit both existing and future students.<\/p>\n
“This funding will allow Freshwater Creek Steiner School to improve learning environments and boost educational outcomes for their students,” Ms Coker said.<\/p>\n
“The teachers, staff and students at Freshwater Creek Steiner School have built a strong school community and these new facilities will strengthen our local educational opportunities.<\/p>\n
“I congratulate Freshwater Creek Steiner School on their successful grant application and look forward to seeing the positive impact new facilities will have on the school community.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
TWO new classrooms are among upgrades slated for Freshwater Creek Steiner School this year. Works will total $2.2 million and involve the construction of a new classroom building for the school’s year 5 and 6 students. The building will include a breakout room, practical activity spaces and a covered outdoor learning area in addition to […]<\/p>\n