The Carroll Labor Government is opening more new buildings across Victorian Government schools.

Students and staff at Eildon Primary School are enjoying modern learning spaces, with the official opening of the school’s $4.8 million upgrade.

Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes today officially opened the upgraded facilities, which will give students more opportunities to learn, create and explore in a modern school environment.

The project has delivered a refurbished library and upgraded learning spaces in the Community Building, including new classrooms for art, science and technology, and performing arts.

The school will also benefit from a new building lift, refurbished central stairs and a new entry ramp.

Works to Block B building have resulted in new student and staff toilets and a staff kitchenette, and school grounds have been beautified with new landscaping.

The modernised facilities mean students can learn and grow in the best possible environment.  

We’re investing record funding in our schools to make Victoria the Education State.

The Carroll Labor Government has invested $20.1 billion for school infrastructure, including to fund 126 new schools and deliver over 2,400 school upgrades.

These works have supported over 34,000 jobs in construction and associated industries.

This election, Victorians cannot afford to risk a Liberal-One Nation Coalition Government that would put our public schools and students’ futures at risk.

Quotes attributable to Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes

“Eildon Primary School is an important part of this community, and this $4.8 million upgrade will give local students and staff modern facilities to enjoy for years to come.”

“From new art and performing arts classrooms to upgraded learning spaces, these improvements will give Eildon students more opportunities to learn, get creative and make the most of their time at school.”