❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks a breakdown of infrastructure upgrade funding for specific schools participating in the 'Free Full-Time Kindergarten Pilot'. The answer provides total anticipated expenditure but not a school-by-school breakdown.
AnsweredQoN 1398Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the 2025-26 Budget Paper No.2, Volume 1 at page 365, line item ‘Expanding Four Year-Old Kindergarten’, and I ask: (a) How much has been allocated to each of the following schools for ‘infrastructure upgrades’ as part of the Government’s ‘Free Full-Time Kindergarten Pilot’ in 2026: (i) Halidon Primary; (ii) Roleystone Community College; (iii) Dalyellup Primary; (iv) South Kalgoorlie Primary; and (v) Banksia Grove Primary; and (b) As at this date, how much has been spent on the above works, by school?
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Answered
17 February 2026
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
4 days
All pilot schools have existing infrastructure suitable for accommodating full-time kindergarten. The works that have been identified will further support the full-time learning environment and are different for each school, including air conditioning, painting, storage and furniture, path repairs and upgrade of outdoor equipment in the early childhood playground.
(a) – (b)
· It is anticipated that total expenditure for the five schools will be approximately $600,000.
· While works commenced at some schools in Term 4 2025, the majority of the works were completed over the December and January 2026 school holidays, with expenditure occurring as works were invoiced.
(a) – (b)
· It is anticipated that total expenditure for the five schools will be approximately $600,000.
· While works commenced at some schools in Term 4 2025, the majority of the works were completed over the December and January 2026 school holidays, with expenditure occurring as works were invoiced.
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