- Major upgrade at Caversham Valley Primary School completed and ready for the start of the 2025 school year
- The $12.3 million two-storey teaching block includes 10 new classrooms
The Cook Labor Government has today announced the major upgrade of Caversham Valley Primary School is complete and ready for students and staff for the 2025 school year.
The upgrade will accommodate the growing number of students at Caversham Valley Primary School, in 10 general classrooms - providing space for an additional 300 students.
Also included in the new two-storey teaching block is a science classroom, staff offices, internal activity areas, toilets and storage.
The upgrade also consisted of a new landscaped courtyard and adjoining play area for students. The playground is a bespoke design, especially created to fit the surroundings, including the local native flora and fauna.
Design of the teaching block, outdoor space and play area was by Site Architecture Studio and the project constructed by McCorkell Constructions.
Comments attributed to Education Minister Dr Tony Buti:
"We are working hard to ensure all families in Western Australia have access to the best school facilities.
"It is fantastic to see this state-of-the-art teaching block completed on schedule, ready for an exciting year of teaching and learning ahead.
"Caversham Valley Primary School is a popular choice for local families, and this new double-storey classroom block will accommodate the growing enrolments."
Comments attributed to Midland MLA Michelle Roberts:
"This is a school that I have championed from the beginning, and I am thrilled to see this major upgrade delivered.
"The new classroom block will ensure families in Caversham continue to have access to a great local school close to home."
