- $3 million project delivers three-classroom block equipped with kitchen, storage facilities
- Additional permanent classroom accommodation for kindergarten and pre-primary cohorts
- New classrooms create fresh new look and allow for future enrolment growth
Early Childhood Education Minister Sabine Winton and Morley MLA Amber-Jade Sanderson have today unveiled a new $3 million early childhood education block at Camboon Primary School.
The new building, an election commitment by the Cook Government, provides additional permanent classroom accommodation for the kindergarten and pre-primary cohorts.
Three classrooms have created a clean and modern new look at the school and allow for future enrolment growth. The early childhood block is equipped with toilets, kitchen and storage facilities.
The design creates a dedicated early learning environment allowing early childhood education teachers and educators to deliver their early learning specialists curriculum
Hodge Collard Preston Architects designed the building, which was constructed by Rivet Construction and completed in August 2024.
The building's design promotes collaboration across the classrooms and supports outdoor learning options.
Camboon Primary School has students from 40 language backgrounds and offers specialist programs in music, visual arts, physical education, Italian and technologies.
Comments attributed to Early Childhood Education Minister Sabine Winton:
"High-quality early childhood education and care plays an important role in ensuring Western Australian children have the best possible start to life.
"I'm pleased that Camboon Primary School's youngest students will be able to move in and enjoy their new, modern building in 2025.
"The Cook Government will continue to support initiatives that help children learn and thrive."
As stated by Morley MLA Amber-Jade Sanderson:
"The Cook Labor Government has delivered significant upgrades to all schools in the Morley electorate and this new early childhood block at Camboon Primary School is another welcome investment in our community.
"Early years education is so important to putting children on the right trajectory and these fantastic new facilities will increase the capacity of this great local school to cater to more students."
