North Metro Issues

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA — DOUBLEVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL — STUDENT ENROLMENTS

215. Hon Alison Xamon to the Minister for Education and Training:

I refer to the International School of Western Australia that will be co-located with the Doubleview Primary School site, and I ask:

(a) will the Minister please provide a year-by-year breakdown of the expected enrolments for the International School of Western Australia over the next ten years; and

(b) will the Minister please provide a year-by-year breakdown of the expected enrolments for Doubleview Primary School over the next ten years?

CITY BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SITE

406. Hon ALISON XAMON to the Minister for Education and Training:

I refer to the City Beach senior high school site.

(1) What factors will the government consider when deciding the future of this site?

(2) When does the government anticipate that a decision will be made regarding this site?

(3) Who will be consulted regarding the future of this site?

Hon SUE ELLERY replied:

I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question.

CLAISEBROOK ROAD NORTH PRECINCT

HON ALISON XAMON (North Metropolitan) [ 8.49 pm ]: I rise tonight to speak about the future of the Claisebrook Road North area in East Perth. I am particularly concerned about what will happen to the concrete batching plants in this area in the future. For those members who may not be aware of the precinct that I am referring to, it is the part of Claisebrook that is bounded by Lord Street, Summers Street, the railway and the Graham Farmer Freeway. It was initially part of the East Perth redevelopment area but it passed back into local government control in 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION – INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA — AGREEMENT

380. Hon ALISON XAMON to the Minister for Education and Training:

I refer to the heads of agreement between the Department of Education and the International School of Western Australia.

(1) Will the minister please table this document?

(2) If not, why not?

Hon SUE ELLERY replied:

I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question.

EDUCATION CENTRAL POLICY — PERTH MODERN SCHOOL - Motion

Resumed from 24 May on the following motion moved by Hon Donna Faragher —

That this house notes both the significant concerns being raised across the community and the lack of consultation undertaken by the McGowan government on its Education Central policy, particularly the proposed relocation of the state’s only fully academically selective senior high school, currently at Perth Modern School, to a high-rise inner-city school within the Perth City Link, and calls on the government to —

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