Two major projects are now underway on the Maddingley Campus. The school has finally received planning approval for students to use the Maddingly Fields site. This opens up a large green oval/play space which the school has prepared over the last two years. The space will predominantly be used by senior students and a new internal pathway to the space is currently being built. This will free up other green spaces on campus for younger students. The new development roughly doubles the amount of green play space on the school campus site.
Last month the School Board gave final approval for the development of a new Science Facility at Maddingley to proceed. The new facility will give the Maddingley Campus state of the art facilities in science, similar to those just completed at the Woodlea Campus.
The new building will consist of eight classrooms, a lecture theatre, a significant greenhouse/garden facility on the roof and a walkway linking the new facility to the current Senior Centre.
Over the long weekend, the site for the new building was fenced and construction will commence within the month. It is envisaged that the build will take about 14 months.
Mr Andrew Neal – CEO
