❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on the maintenance needs and funding for Rawa Community School - Punmu. The answer clarifies that as an independent non-government school, the state government is not responsible for its maintenance.
AnsweredQoN 736Legislative Assembly
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In relation to Rawa Community School - Punmu, Pilbara Electorate, I ask:
(a) what is the current estimated value of maintenance required;
(b) what are the details of maintenance required;
(c) have funds been allocated for such maintenance; and
(d) if not, when will funds be allocated?
(a) what is the current estimated value of maintenance required;
(b) what are the details of maintenance required;
(c) have funds been allocated for such maintenance; and
(d) if not, when will funds be allocated?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
12 May 2009
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
33 days
(a) - (d) Not applicable
Comments
This school is an independent non-government school. Although the school is registered as a non-government school by the Minister for Education, the State Government has no information about, or involvement with, the school's maintenance program, which is the responsibility of the school's governing body. It is understood, however, that the school has applied to the Federal Government for funding from the National School Pride component of the Rudd Government's "Building the Education Revolution" (BER) initiative. If successful in gaining Federal funding, it is understood the school will prioritise funds across the school's Kunawarritji and Punmu campuses.
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This school is an independent non-government school. Although the school is registered as a non-government school by the Minister for Education, the State Government has no information about, or involvement with, the school's maintenance program, which is the responsibility of the school's governing body. It is understood, however, that the school has applied to the Federal Government for funding from the National School Pride component of the Rudd Government's "Building the Education Revolution" (BER) initiative. If successful in gaining Federal funding, it is understood the school will prioritise funds across the school's Kunawarritji and Punmu campuses.
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