❓ In regards to Nollamara Primary School, I ask: (a) what funds have been allocated for maintenance; (b) when will the maintenance work begin at the school; and (c)
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In regards to Nollamara Primary School, I ask:
(a) what funds have been allocated for maintenance;
(b) when will the maintenance work begin at the school; and
(c) what is the expected completion date for the maintenance?
(a) what funds have been allocated for maintenance;
(b) when will the maintenance work begin at the school; and
(c) what is the expected completion date for the maintenance?
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Answered
6 November 2012
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Education
Response time
40 days
(a) - (c) The Department's maintenance funding is directed to the highest priority maintenance needs across the State on an as-needs basis.
There has been no funding specifically allocated to Nollamara Primary School for 2012-13; however, more than $161 000 has been spent on maintenance at this school since the last Building Condition Assessment was undertaken in 2010, including more than $28 300 replacing old gas heaters, almost $111 000 on breakdown repairs and almost $19 500 on routine maintenance.
The next Building Condition Assessment is due to be undertaken at the end of 2012 and all school principals are encouraged to engage in the inspection process to ensure maintenance items considered a priority by the school are included in the inspection report.
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There has been no funding specifically allocated to Nollamara Primary School for 2012-13; however, more than $161 000 has been spent on maintenance at this school since the last Building Condition Assessment was undertaken in 2010, including more than $28 300 replacing old gas heaters, almost $111 000 on breakdown repairs and almost $19 500 on routine maintenance.
The next Building Condition Assessment is due to be undertaken at the end of 2012 and all school principals are encouraged to engage in the inspection process to ensure maintenance items considered a priority by the school are included in the inspection report.
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