❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding the construction of the new Yakamia Primary School, covering structural issues, classroom numbers, facilities, and design aspects. The answer provides details on identified damage, classroom provisions, inclusion of specific rooms, sizes of key areas, and covered walkways.
AnsweredQoN 1031Legislative Assembly
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Regarding the construction of the new Yakamia Primary School, I ask:
(1) What structural damage, if any, has been identified in the existing school buildings?
(2) Will there be any transportable classrooms at the new school, and if so how many?
(3) Is an art room and computer room included in the design work that has been done?
(4) In the new design what is the size of:
(a) the hall;
(b) the canteen; and
(c) the outdoor undercover area?
(5) Will there be covered walkways?
(1) What structural damage, if any, has been identified in the existing school buildings?
(2) Will there be any transportable classrooms at the new school, and if so how many?
(3) Is an art room and computer room included in the design work that has been done?
(4) In the new design what is the size of:
(a) the hall;
(b) the canteen; and
(c) the outdoor undercover area?
(5) Will there be covered walkways?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
11 August 2009
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
62 days
(1) Minor cracking has been identified on the art room wall. Investigations showed this may relate to lack of storm water drainage around building footings in the immediate area. The storm water downpipes have since been diverted and the cracks are being monitored to ensure they have stabilised.
(2) The proposed school will have sufficient permanent classrooms that will accommodate the current enrolment and the projected enrolment for 2010.
(3) An art room will be provided. Computers are provided in each learning area and a computer area is likely to be incorporated into the library.
(4) (a) A hall is not provided.
(b) 60 square metres.
(c) 330 square metres.
(5) All buildings will have covered verandas. Covered links between buildings are not provided under the current generic Primary School brief.
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(2) The proposed school will have sufficient permanent classrooms that will accommodate the current enrolment and the projected enrolment for 2010.
(3) An art room will be provided. Computers are provided in each learning area and a computer area is likely to be incorporated into the library.
(4) (a) A hall is not provided.
(b) 60 square metres.
(c) 330 square metres.
(5) All buildings will have covered verandas. Covered links between buildings are not provided under the current generic Primary School brief.
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