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| Tyers Primary School | Tyers Primary School will receive $85,000 to address high priority maintenance works on the school's Shelter In Place building. |
| Moe (South Street) Primary School | Moe (South Street) Primary School will receive $35,000 to address high priority maintenance, including arborist work, ceiling repair, door repair, surfacing work, fence repair, floor repair, handrail/balustrade repair, painting works, roof repair, shade structure repair, soffit repair, structural repair, wall repair and window repair./td> |
Works with contractors will be carried out under COVID-19 advice guidelines to ensure the health and safety of staff and students.
If works can’t start immediately due to Stage 4 restrictions, offsite planning of these works and any that are essential for school safety will continue.
The Government is investing an unprecedented $7.2 billion in Victorian school infrastructure, which is delivering more than 1,460 school upgrades and 100 new schools by 2026 – ensuring every child can access a great local school where they can achieve their best.
Quotes attributable to Minister for Education James Merlino
"These projects will create jobs, boost local businesses and create safer schools for kids across the state."
"Our record investment in school infrastructure is delivering high quality classrooms for our hard-working principals, teachers and students.
Quote attributable to Member for Eastern Victoria, Harriet Shing
"This funding for bushfire preparedness and planned maintenance will make a really positive difference to many schools across West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley, making them safer, more accessible and more modern learning and teaching environments."
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