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19 August 2010
186. School-Age Children – Attendance and Enrolments, Home Liaison Officers
Mr MILLS to MINISTER for EDUCATION and TRAINING
Would you kindly provide:
1. the total number of school-age children in the Northern Territory in 2009;
2. the total number of school-age children in the Northern Territory who were enrolled in 2009;
3. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school at all in 2009;
4. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school more than 25% of the time in 2009;
5. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school more than 50% of the time in 2009;
6. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school more than 80% of the time in 2009;
7. the total number of parents in the Northern Territory who had income deducted to pay for school breakfast and lunch for their children in 2009;
8. the total number of Family Responsibility Orders that were issued in 2009 as a result of children not attending school;
9. the total amount invested by the Henderson government in measures specifically designed to improve school attendance in 2009-10;
10. the enrolment and attendance rates at Northern Territory schools where bilingual education was ended in 2010 and a comparison with 2009;
Home Liaison Officers:
11. a breakdown of the number of Home Liaison Officers, Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers and School Attendance Officers currently employed by the Northern Territory government;
12. a breakdown of the number of Home Liaison Officers, Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers and School Attendance Officers employed by the Northern Territory government in 2009;
Teacher Employment:
13. the total number of teachers employed by the Northern Territory Department of Education on the first day of the 2009 school year;
14. the total number of teachers who left the employ of the Northern Territory Department of Education during the 2009 school year;
15. the total number of additional teachers employed by the Northern Territory Department of Education during the 2009 school year;
16. the number of classes without a fully qualified teacher in 2009;
17. the total number of students who attended classes without a fully qualified teacher in 2009;
Building Infrastructure Projects:
18. the current list of the total final cost of each completed Building the Education Revolution project detailing school, tendered amount, final cost, variation cost, reason for variation, project management costs;
19. the current list of projects from the Science and Language Centres component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date;
20. the current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date;
21. the current list of projects from the National School Pride component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date;
School Scholarships:
22. the details of all the scholarships that the Northern Territory government is currently providing for young Territorians to study at university;
Vacation Employment:
23. the details of all the university vacation placements offered by the Northern Territory government over the Christmas 2009-10 holiday period; and
Executive Contract Positions:
24. details of the contract executive officers on the payroll of the Department of Education and Training who are from other departments.
ANSWER
1. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Estimated Residential Population (ERP) suggests there are approximately 34 367 school-aged children (six to 15 years old) as at June 2009. It should be noted that this figure is an estimate.
2. The number of enrolments of school age children as at 7 August 2009 was 31 664. Of these, 23 512 enrolments were at Northern Territory government schools. These figures represent a count of enrolments in NT schools on a single day, as defined by the ABS National Schools Statistics Collection (NSSC).
3. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 170 did not attend at all.
4. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 1510 only attended school up to 25% of the time.
5. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 3820 only attended school up to 50% of the time.
6. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 8900 only attended school up to 80% of the time.
7. DET cannot provide this data. Breakfast and lunch programs are provided by Centrelink/Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.
8. Family Responsibility Agreements and Family Responsibility Orders are entered into and made in accordance with the Youth Justice Act.
(c) the agency considers that the agreement may resolve the problems.
9. The School Enrolment and Attendance Team is a measure specifically designed to improve school attendance; however, Clontarf Football Academies and Home Liaison Officers play crucial roles. Approximately $7.6m was spent on all of the above measures in 2009-10.
10. As Aboriginal languages and English are spoken in most very remote schools, the Department of Education and Training expects student learning in English to be strongly supported by use of home languages. A new English language policy was introduced in October 2008.
11. A breakdown of the number of Home Liaison Officers, Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers and School Attendance Officers currently employed by the Northern Territory government.
13. Head count of classroom teachers only was 2113.
14. There were 372. Please note, this number includes teachers who may have been on multiple, short or longer term contracts.
15. The total number of additional teachers employed in 2009 was 692. Please note, this number includes teachers who may have been employed multiple times on short-term or longer-term contracts as backfill for teachers on short- or long-term leave.
16. All teachers in Northern Territory Department of Education and Training schools are registered or have been granted authorisation with the Northern Territory Teacher Registration Board.
17. As above.
18. The Department of Education and Training (DET), in partnership with the Department of Construction and Infrastructure (DCI), is managing the implementation of the projects for the Building the Education Revolution (BER) Science and Language Centres for 21st Century Secondary Schools (SLC) and Primary Schools for the 21st Century (P21), including the financial, regulatory, procurement and construction aspects of the program. Both agencies have undertaken to provide as much detail as possible in response to this question.
19. Science and Language Centre (SLC) completion dates or estimated completion as at 22 July 2010.
20. See Attachment B.
21. See Attachment C.
22. DET is unable to provide the number of scholarships being provided across all NT government agencies. Each agency manages its own programs. DET operates a Student Teacher Bursary program which creates new pathways to attract top school leavers and graduates to commit to teaching within the Northern Territory. Twenty scholarships are offered every year for varying lengths of time. Twenty were offered in 2010, each valued at between $10 000 and $14 000 per annum.
23. DET is unable to provide the number of university vacation placements being provided across all NT government agencies. Each agency manages its own programs. DET provided employment opportunities over the Christmas holiday period to two Higher Education Scholarship holders.
24. All executive contract officers on the DET payroll are employees of DET.
22 February 2011
207. Regional Shire Council Payments
Mr WESTRA Van HOLTHE to MINISTER for LOCAL GOVERNMENT
1. What is the Territory government payment to each shire in the financial year 2010-11?
3. What portion of these payments are charges? Please detail what those charges are.
5. What other payments are made and at what amount?
ANSWER
The questions ask for details of payments by the Territory government to shires in 2010-11. The answers provided relate to payments made by my Department of Housing, Local Government and Regional Services. Payments to councils by other agencies are subject to variation through the year in line with the specific agency programs, grant application processes and service level agreements. The table below shows DHLGRS grant payments (excluding those Special Purpose and Closing the Gap grants that will be assessed in March/April 2011) and rates and charges paid, or to be paid, to each shire council by DHLGRS in 2010-11.
1: Payments by DHLGRS as described above total $55 679 326. The payments range between $176 212 to the Wagait Shire Council and $8.6m to both the Victoria Daly Shire Council and the East Arnhem Shire Council.
2. The grant-proportion of these payments is shown for each council in the table below. The proportion ranges between 80.9% for the Belyuen Shire Council and 100% for the Wagait and Coomalie councils. For the eight larger regional shire councils the proportion varies between 87.5% for the Tiwi Island Shire Council and 95.6% for the Roper Gulf Shire Council.
3. The charges-proportion of these payments is shown for each council in the table below. The proportion ranges between 0% for the Coomalie and Wagait Councils and 9.5% for the Belyuen Shire Council. For the eight larger, regional shire councils the proportion varies between 0.9% for the Roper Gulf Shire Council and 5.2% for the Tiwi Islands Shire Council. There are only two local government charges levied – waste management charges and an environmental charge. The latter charge is levied by only two councils: Belyuen and Tiwi Islands Shire councils. The environmental charges total $40 200 per annum, and the remainder are for waste management.
4. The rates-proportion of these payments is shown for each council in the table below. The proportion ranges between 0% for the Coomalie and Wagait councils and 9.55% for the Belyuen Shire Council. For the eight larger regional shire councils, the proportion varies between 3.5% for the Victoria Daly Shire Council and 7.2% for the Tiwi Islands Shire Council.
5. Other DHLGRS payments include payments for contracted services, such as housing tenancy and property management services and housing maintenance services. These payments are expected to total $36 596 791 for 2010-11. This figure is indicative only as councils invoice the Northern Territory government for works as they are approved.
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Question 21. National School Pride projects that are still progressing and have end dates listed in this attachment as 31 July 2010 are either having extensions of time processed or are awaiting verification of completion. The written question No 186 specified BER project status as at 22 July 2010.
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186. School-Age Children – Attendance and Enrolments, Home Liaison Officers
Mr MILLS to MINISTER for EDUCATION and TRAINING
Would you kindly provide:
1. the total number of school-age children in the Northern Territory in 2009;
2. the total number of school-age children in the Northern Territory who were enrolled in 2009;
3. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school at all in 2009;
4. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school more than 25% of the time in 2009;
5. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school more than 50% of the time in 2009;
6. the total number of enrolled school-age children in the Northern Territory who failed to attend school more than 80% of the time in 2009;
7. the total number of parents in the Northern Territory who had income deducted to pay for school breakfast and lunch for their children in 2009;
8. the total number of Family Responsibility Orders that were issued in 2009 as a result of children not attending school;
9. the total amount invested by the Henderson government in measures specifically designed to improve school attendance in 2009-10;
10. the enrolment and attendance rates at Northern Territory schools where bilingual education was ended in 2010 and a comparison with 2009;
Home Liaison Officers:
11. a breakdown of the number of Home Liaison Officers, Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers and School Attendance Officers currently employed by the Northern Territory government;
12. a breakdown of the number of Home Liaison Officers, Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers and School Attendance Officers employed by the Northern Territory government in 2009;
Teacher Employment:
13. the total number of teachers employed by the Northern Territory Department of Education on the first day of the 2009 school year;
14. the total number of teachers who left the employ of the Northern Territory Department of Education during the 2009 school year;
15. the total number of additional teachers employed by the Northern Territory Department of Education during the 2009 school year;
16. the number of classes without a fully qualified teacher in 2009;
17. the total number of students who attended classes without a fully qualified teacher in 2009;
Building Infrastructure Projects:
18. the current list of the total final cost of each completed Building the Education Revolution project detailing school, tendered amount, final cost, variation cost, reason for variation, project management costs;
19. the current list of projects from the Science and Language Centres component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date;
20. the current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date;
21. the current list of projects from the National School Pride component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date;
School Scholarships:
22. the details of all the scholarships that the Northern Territory government is currently providing for young Territorians to study at university;
Vacation Employment:
23. the details of all the university vacation placements offered by the Northern Territory government over the Christmas 2009-10 holiday period; and
Executive Contract Positions:
24. details of the contract executive officers on the payroll of the Department of Education and Training who are from other departments.
ANSWER
1. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Estimated Residential Population (ERP) suggests there are approximately 34 367 school-aged children (six to 15 years old) as at June 2009. It should be noted that this figure is an estimate.
2. The number of enrolments of school age children as at 7 August 2009 was 31 664. Of these, 23 512 enrolments were at Northern Territory government schools. These figures represent a count of enrolments in NT schools on a single day, as defined by the ABS National Schools Statistics Collection (NSSC).
3. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 170 did not attend at all.
4. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 1510 only attended school up to 25% of the time.
5. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 3820 only attended school up to 50% of the time.
6. Of the students who were enrolled at Northern Territory government schools during 2009, approximately 8900 only attended school up to 80% of the time.
7. DET cannot provide this data. Breakfast and lunch programs are provided by Centrelink/Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.
8. Family Responsibility Agreements and Family Responsibility Orders are entered into and made in accordance with the Youth Justice Act.
- Under the Youth Justice Act, a Family Responsibility Agreement can be entered into between an agency and a parent if:
(c) the agency considers that the agreement may resolve the problems.
- As such, Family Responsibility Agreements and Orders are not entered into or made specifically in relation to school attendance. Since July 2009, 40 Family Responsibility Agreements have been entered into.
9. The School Enrolment and Attendance Team is a measure specifically designed to improve school attendance; however, Clontarf Football Academies and Home Liaison Officers play crucial roles. Approximately $7.6m was spent on all of the above measures in 2009-10.
10. As Aboriginal languages and English are spoken in most very remote schools, the Department of Education and Training expects student learning in English to be strongly supported by use of home languages. A new English language policy was introduced in October 2008.
 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 |
| Enr | Att rate | Enr | Att rateEnrAtt rateEnrAtt rate |
| Areyonga School | 41 | 84.8% | 40 | 84.4% 4189.4% 4289.8% |
| Lajamanu School | 173 | 61.5% | 214 | 60.5%18456.1%16843.2% |
| Maningrida School | 575 | 48.2% | 634 | 44.4%66940.8%61838.9% |
| Milingimbi School | 320 | 64.4% | 343 | 64.4%30367.5%36865.1% |
| Numbulwar School | 207 | 57.0% | 216 | 59.1%23250.4%20849.6% |
| Shepherdson College | 649 | 56.4% | 598 | 50.8%67358.0%66452.1% |
| Willowra School | 43 | 67.7% | 50 | 58.0% 4863.0% 5742.8% |
| Yirrkala School | 191 | 48.6% | 212 | 57.3%20057.1%20861.3% |
| Yuendumu School | 125 | 48.0% | 134 | 50.7%14655.2%16748.4% |
11. A breakdown of the number of Home Liaison Officers, Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers and School Attendance Officers currently employed by the Northern Territory government.
| Headcount | Core Allocation FTE* |
| Home Liaison Officers | 30 | 31 |
| Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers | 50 | 45 |
| School Attendance Officers | 6 | 6 |
| TOTAL | 86 | 82 |
| Headcount | Core Allocation FTE* |
| Home Liaison Officers | 35 | 31 |
| Aboriginal and Islander Education Workers | 52 | 45 |
| School Attendance Officers | 5 | 5 |
| TOTAL | 92 | 82 |
- Note: FTE* - full-time equivalent.
13. Head count of classroom teachers only was 2113.
14. There were 372. Please note, this number includes teachers who may have been on multiple, short or longer term contracts.
15. The total number of additional teachers employed in 2009 was 692. Please note, this number includes teachers who may have been employed multiple times on short-term or longer-term contracts as backfill for teachers on short- or long-term leave.
16. All teachers in Northern Territory Department of Education and Training schools are registered or have been granted authorisation with the Northern Territory Teacher Registration Board.
17. As above.
18. The Department of Education and Training (DET), in partnership with the Department of Construction and Infrastructure (DCI), is managing the implementation of the projects for the Building the Education Revolution (BER) Science and Language Centres for 21st Century Secondary Schools (SLC) and Primary Schools for the 21st Century (P21), including the financial, regulatory, procurement and construction aspects of the program. Both agencies have undertaken to provide as much detail as possible in response to this question.
- Attachment A provides information on the completed BER P21 projects and SLC projects as at 9 August 2010. It details the BER funding allocation, the tendered amount and final cost of each completed project inclusive of design and project management costs. The final cost as outlined for each project includes negotiated and agreed variations above the tendered amount but generally within the overall BER funding allocation. In a small number of cases, any overrun on the BER funding allocation will be offset by drawing down on a precinct reserve.
Where the tendered price is within the overall BER funding allocation, scope exists for variations to occur to enhance and value-add to the project in line with BER and procurement guidelines. Some capacity will exist for further work at schools that have some BER funding allocation remaining outside of the designated 5% precinct reserve. The precinct reserve is a DET administered contingency set aside to manage project ‘unders and overs’ across the entire BER program, and is in accordance with the approved BER implementation guidelines.
- See Attachment A.
19. Science and Language Centre (SLC) completion dates or estimated completion as at 22 July 2010.
SCHOOL NAME AND PROJECT NAME | COMPLETION DATE |
| Alice Springs High School - Language Centre | Complete |
| Gapuwiyak School - Science Centre | 31/08/2010 |
| Gunbalanya School - Science Centre | 22/09/2010 |
| Katherine High School - Sports Science Centre | Complete |
| Maningrida School - Language Centre | 31/12/2010 |
| Millingimbi School - Science Centre | 12/08/2010 |
| Shepherdson College - Science Centre | 30/11/2010 |
| Tennant Creek High School - Science Centre | Complete |
20. See Attachment B.
21. See Attachment C.
- NB: National School Pride projects that are still progressing and have end dates listed in this attachment as 31 July 2010 are either having extensions of time processed or are awaiting verification of completion. The written question No 186 specified BER project status as at 22 July 2010.
22. DET is unable to provide the number of scholarships being provided across all NT government agencies. Each agency manages its own programs. DET operates a Student Teacher Bursary program which creates new pathways to attract top school leavers and graduates to commit to teaching within the Northern Territory. Twenty scholarships are offered every year for varying lengths of time. Twenty were offered in 2010, each valued at between $10 000 and $14 000 per annum.
- In addition, 40 higher education scholarships worth $3500 per year are available to school leavers to undertake full-time degree studies. Scholarships are awarded on the Tertiary Entrance Rank or equivalent. Another 20 VET scholarships worth up to $4000 each are available to Territorians studying Certificate III to Diploma level courses.
23. DET is unable to provide the number of university vacation placements being provided across all NT government agencies. Each agency manages its own programs. DET provided employment opportunities over the Christmas holiday period to two Higher Education Scholarship holders.
24. All executive contract officers on the DET payroll are employees of DET.
22 February 2011
207. Regional Shire Council Payments
Mr WESTRA Van HOLTHE to MINISTER for LOCAL GOVERNMENT
1. What is the Territory government payment to each shire in the financial year 2010-11?
3. What portion of these payments are charges? Please detail what those charges are.
5. What other payments are made and at what amount?
ANSWER
The questions ask for details of payments by the Territory government to shires in 2010-11. The answers provided relate to payments made by my Department of Housing, Local Government and Regional Services. Payments to councils by other agencies are subject to variation through the year in line with the specific agency programs, grant application processes and service level agreements. The table below shows DHLGRS grant payments (excluding those Special Purpose and Closing the Gap grants that will be assessed in March/April 2011) and rates and charges paid, or to be paid, to each shire council by DHLGRS in 2010-11.
1: Payments by DHLGRS as described above total $55 679 326. The payments range between $176 212 to the Wagait Shire Council and $8.6m to both the Victoria Daly Shire Council and the East Arnhem Shire Council.
2. The grant-proportion of these payments is shown for each council in the table below. The proportion ranges between 80.9% for the Belyuen Shire Council and 100% for the Wagait and Coomalie councils. For the eight larger regional shire councils the proportion varies between 87.5% for the Tiwi Island Shire Council and 95.6% for the Roper Gulf Shire Council.
3. The charges-proportion of these payments is shown for each council in the table below. The proportion ranges between 0% for the Coomalie and Wagait Councils and 9.5% for the Belyuen Shire Council. For the eight larger, regional shire councils the proportion varies between 0.9% for the Roper Gulf Shire Council and 5.2% for the Tiwi Islands Shire Council. There are only two local government charges levied – waste management charges and an environmental charge. The latter charge is levied by only two councils: Belyuen and Tiwi Islands Shire councils. The environmental charges total $40 200 per annum, and the remainder are for waste management.
4. The rates-proportion of these payments is shown for each council in the table below. The proportion ranges between 0% for the Coomalie and Wagait councils and 9.55% for the Belyuen Shire Council. For the eight larger regional shire councils, the proportion varies between 3.5% for the Victoria Daly Shire Council and 7.2% for the Tiwi Islands Shire Council.
5. Other DHLGRS payments include payments for contracted services, such as housing tenancy and property management services and housing maintenance services. These payments are expected to total $36 596 791 for 2010-11. This figure is indicative only as councils invoice the Northern Territory government for works as they are approved.
| Shire Council | Question 1 ($) | Question 2 (%) | Question 3 (%) | Question 4 (%) |
| Barkly Shire Council | 6 491 290 | 93.05 | 2.15 | 4.80 |
| Central Desert Shire Council | 6 549 721 | 94.04 | 1.19 | 4.77 |
| East Arnhem Shire Council | 8 638 838 | 94.00 | 1.19 | 4.81 |
| MacDonnell Shire Council | 7 898 899 | 94.11 | 1.18 | 4.71 |
| Roper Gulf Shire Council | 7 613 577 | 95.61 | 0.90 | 3.48 |
| Tiwi Islands Shire Council | 3 825 822 | 87.53 | 5.23 | 7.24 |
| Victoria Daly Shire Council | 8 607 093 | 93.68 | 2.80 | 3.52 |
| West Arnhem Shire Council | 4 812 499 | 93.32 | 1.34 | 5.34 |
| Belyuen Shire Council | 228 811 | 80.92 | 9.53 | 9.55 |
| Wagait Shire Council | 176 212 | 100.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
| Coomalie Community Government Council | 836 564 | 100.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
| Total | $55 679 326 | | | |
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Question 20. Current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date.
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1 | Acacia Hill School (Special) - classrooms | Complete |
2 | Adelaide River School - COLA | 30/09/2010 |
3 | Alawa Primary - Library | 9/02/2011 |
4 | Alcoota School - Resource Centre | Complete |
5 | Alekarenge School - multipurpose pavilion | 30/06/2012 |
6 | Alice Springs School of the Air - library extension | 30/10/2010 |
7 | Alpurrurulam School (Lake Nash) – Resource Centre | 30/09/2010 |
8 | Alyangula School - Library | 19/11/2010 |
9 | Amanbidji School - Resource Centre | Complete |
10 | Amoonguna School - COLA | 30/11/2010 |
11 | Ampilatwatja School - Resource Centre | 17/09/2010 |
12 | Angurugu School - multipurpose hall | 31/10/2010 |
13 | Anula Primary - multipurpose hall | Complete |
14 | Areyonga School - COLA | 31/01/2011 |
15 | Bakewell Primary - hall extension | Complete |
16 | Bakewell Primary - classrooms | Complete |
17 | Barunga School - Resource Centre | Complete |
18 | Batchelor Area School - Learning Resource Centre | 1/10/2010 |
19 | Bees Creek Primary - Library extension | Complete |
20 | Bees Creek Primary - classroom block | Complete |
21 | Belyuen School – COLA | 29/10/2010 |
22 | Berry Springs Primary – multipurpose hall and cyclone shelter | 20/12/2010 |
23 | Bonya School - COLA | 31/12/2010 |
24 | Borroloola School - multipurpose facility | 31/12/2010 |
25 | Bradshaw Primary – multipurpose hall and outdoor connections | Stage 1 – Complete Stage 2 – 2011 |
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26 | Braitling Primary – multipurpose learning area | Stage 1 Complete Stage 2 – June 2010 |
27 | Bulla Camp School - Resource Centre | Complete |
28 | Bulman School (Gulin Gulin) - classroom | 30/08/2010 |
29 | Canteen Creek School – COLA | 31/03/2011 |
30 | Casuarina Street Primary - classroom block | Complete |
31 | Clyde Fenton Primary - multipurpose learning area | 18/10/2010 |
32 | Docker River School (Kaltukatjara) - COLA | Complete |
33 | Douglas Daly School – life skills room | 30/10/2010 |
34 | Driver Primary - Library extension | 20/12/2010 |
35 | Driver Primary - pavilion extension | Complete |
36 | Dundee Beach - Resource Centre | 30/10/2010 |
37 | Durack Primary - classroom block | Complete |
38 | Durack Primary - Library extension | 24/09/2010 |
39 | Elliott School - multipurpose pavilion | Complete |
40 | Epenarra School - classroom and COLA | Stage 1 – Complete Stage 2 - Jan 11 |
41 | Finke School - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
42 | Gapuwiyak School - multipurpose pavilion | Complete |
43 | Gillen Primary - multipurpose learning area | Stage 1 – Complete Stage 2 - 2011/12 |
44 | Girraween Primary - classrooms | 3/11/2010 |
45 | Gochan Jiny Jirra School - multipurpose area Birany Birany | 27/08/2010 |
46 | Gray Primary – Library | 23/11/2010 |
47 | Gunbalanya School - multipurpose pavilion | 20/12/2010 |
48 | Haasts Bluff School – COLA | 25/10/2010 |
49 | Harts Range School – COLA | 18/08/2010 |
QUESTION 186
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Question 20. Current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date.
| SCHOOL NAME AND PROJECT NAME | COMLETION DATE |
50 | Henbury School (Special) - extensions and refurbishment | 2/12/2010 |
51 | Howard Springs Primary - classroom block | 23/11/2010 |
52 | Humpty Doo Primary - multipurpose hall | 23/11/2010 |
53 | Imanpa School – COLA | 25/10/2010 |
54 | Jabiru Area School - multipurpose hall | 19/01/2011 |
55 | Jilkminggan School - classrooms | 31/08/2010 |
56 | Jingili Primary - Library extension and refurbishment | 5/01/2011 |
57 | Kalkaringi School - Resource Centre | Complete |
58 | Kalkaringi School - classroom block | Complete |
59 | Karama Primary - multipurpose learning area | 22/11/2010 |
60 | Katherine School Of the Air - classroom | 19/10/2010 |
61 | Katherine South Primary - new preschool | 30/08/2010 |
62 | Kiana School - teacher accommodation | 31/03/2011 |
63 | Kintore Street School (Special) - toilet block | 30/11/2010 |
64 | Lajamanu School (Hooker Creek) – multipurpose pavilion | Complete |
65 | Laramba School (Napperby) - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
66 | Larapinta Primary - classroom block and outdoor connections | Stage 1 – Complete Stage 2 - 30/06/2012 |
67 | Larrakeyah Primary - classroom block | Complete |
68 | Larrakeyah Primary - Assembly Hall extension | Complete |
69 | Leanyer Primary - Assembly Hall upgrade | 7/12/2010 |
70 | Lilla School (Ukaka) - teacher accommodation | Complete |
71 | Ludmilla Primary - Library extension | Complete |
72 | MacFarlane Primary - multipurpose hall | 31/03/2011 |
73 | Malak Primary - administration building refurbishment | Complete |
74 | Mamaruni School - multipurpose pavilion and cyclone shelter | 30/12/2010 |
QUESTION 186
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Question 20. Current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date.
| SCHOOL NAME AND PROJECT NAME | COMLETION DATE |
75 | Maningrida School - resource centre and cyclone shelter | 20/12/2010 |
76 | Manunda Terrace Primary – Library | 17/12/2010 |
77 | Manyallaluk School - Resource Centre | Complete |
78 | Mataranka School - Resource Centre | Complete |
79 | Mbunghara School – COLA | 25/10/2010 |
80 | Middle Point School - COLA | Complete |
81 | Milikapiti School - Resource Centre | Complete |
82 | Milingimbi School - classrooms | 30/08/2010 |
83 | Millner Primary - Solar Outdoor Learning Facility (SOLF) | Complete |
84 | Milyakburra School - COLA | 30/09/2010 |
85 | Minyerri School - COLA | Complete |
86 | Moil Primary - multipurpose learning area | 20/10/2010 |
87 | Moulden Park Primary - Assembly Hall upgrade | 14/10/2010 |
88 | Moulden Park Primary - Library extension | 14/10/2010 |
89 | Mt Allan (Yuelamu) - Resource Centre | 31/08/2010 |
90 | Murray Downs (Imangara) - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
91 | Mutitjulu – COLA | Complete |
92 | Nakara Primary - multipurpose hall | 19/01/2011 |
93 | Nemarluk School (Special) - classroom | Complete |
94 | Neutral Junction School (Tara) - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
95 | Newcastle Waters School - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
96 | Nganmarriyanga - multipurpose facility | 17/09/2010 |
97 | Ngukurr School - classroom block | 31/08/2010 |
98 | Nhulunbuy Primary - multipurpose hall upgrade | 31/03/2011 |
99 | Nightcliff Primary - Early Learning Centre | 1/11/2011 |
QUESTION 186
ATTACHMENT B
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Question 20. Current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date.
| SCHOOL NAME AND PROJECT NAME | COMLETION DATE |
100 | Ntaria School (Hermannsburg) - Early Learning Centre | 8/09/2010 |
101 | Numbulwar School - multipurpose pavilion | Complete |
102 | Nyirripi School – Library | 10/08/2010 |
103 | Papunya School - Resource Centre | Complete |
104 | Parap Primary - multipurpose community hall | 31/10/2010 |
105 | Peppimenarti School - COLA | 31/10/2010 |
106 | Peppimenarti School (Emu Point) - classroom | 30/09/2010 |
107 | Pigeon Hole School - Resource Centre | Complete |
108 | Pine Creek School - Resource Centre | Complete |
109 | Pularumpi School - classroom with ablutions and outdoor connections | Complete |
110 | Ramingining School - classroom block | 15/10/2010 |
111 | Robinson River School - classrooms | 27/08/2010 |
112 | Rockhampton Downs School (Wogyala) - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
113 | Ross Park Primary - classrooms | 31/12/2010 |
114 | Sadadeen Primary - multipurpose learning area | Stage 1 – Complete Stage 2 - 30/11/2010 |
115 | Shepherdson College - multipurpose community hall | 12/12/2010 |
116 | Stirling School (Wilora) - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
117 | Stuart Park Primary - multipurpose community hall and learning street | 20/12/2010 |
118 | Tennant Creek Primary - multipurpose hall | 30/06/2012 |
119 | Ti Tree School - multipurpose pavilion | 31/08/2011 |
120 | Timber Creek School - classroom | Complete |
121 | Titjikala School - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
122 | Umbakumba School - classroom | Complete |
123 | Urapunga School - Resource Centre | Complete |
124 | Utopia School (Arlparra) - COLA | 30/08/2010 |
QUESTION 186
ATTACHMENT B
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Question 20. Current list of projects from the Primary Schools for the 21st Century component of the Building the Education Revolution project as at 22 July 2010 with the completion date or the updated estimated completion date.
| SCHOOL NAME AND PROJECT NAME | COMLETION DATE |
125 | Wagaman Primary - Library | Complete |
126 | Wallace Rockhole School - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
127 | Walungurru School (Kintore) - COLA | 24/08/2010 |
128 | Wanguri Primary - multipurpose learning area | 20/01/2011 |
129 | Warruwi School - Resource Centre | Complete |
130 | Watiyawanu School (Mt Liebig) - COLA | 25/10/2010 |
131 | Willowra School - amenities block | Complete |
132 | Woodroffe Primary - hall extension | 10/09/2010 |
133 | Woodroffe Primary - classroom block | Complete |
134 | Woolaning School - COLA | 27/08/2010 |
135 | Woolianna School - Resource Centre | 31/01/2011 |
136 | Wugularr School - grey water irrigation system | 
30/09/2010 |
137 | Wugularr School - COLA | 30/09/2010 |
138 | Wulagi Primary - Early Learning Centre | Complete |
139 | Yarralin School - Resource Centre | Complete |
140 | Yilpara School - Early Learning Centre multipurpose classroom | 31/12/2010 |
141 | Yirrkala HLC (Borrowuy, Dhalinbuy, Garthalala GanGan) - multipurpose education centres | 6/01/2011 |
142 | Yirrkala School - classrooms | 28/09/2010 |
143 | Yuendumu School - classroom refurbishment | Complete |
144 | Yulara School - classroom | Complete |
QUESTION 186
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Question 21. National School Pride projects that are still progressing and have end dates listed in this attachment as 31 July 2010 are either having extensions of time processed or are awaiting verification of completion. The written question No 186 specified BER project status as at 22 July 2010. ATTACHMENT C
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| SCHOOL NAME | COMPLETION DATE | STATUS |
1 | Acacia Hill School | 8/12/2009 | Complete |
2 | Adelaide River Primary | 30/11/2009 | Complete |
3 | Alawa Primary | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
4 | Alcoota School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
5 | Alekarenge School | 31/08/2009 | Complete |
6 | Alice Springs High | 11/03/2010 | Complete |
7 | Alice Springs School of the Air | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
8 | Alpurrurulam School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
9 | Alyangula Area School | 31/12/2009 | Complete |
10 | Amanbidji School | 9/11/2009 | Complete |
11 | Amoonguna School (Gillen Primary) | 28/10/2009 | Complete |
12 | Ampilatwatja School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
13 | Angurugu School | 30/09/2010 | Progressing |
14 | Anula Primary | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
15 | Anzac Hill High | 11/03/2010 | Complete |
16 | Areyonga School | 31/12/2009 | Complete |
17 | Bakewell Primary | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
18 | Barunga School | 16/12/2009 | Complete |
19 | Batchelor Area School | 31/12/2009 | Complete |
20 | Bees Creek Primary | 31/08/2009 | Complete |
21 | Belyuen School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
22 | Berry Springs Primary | 30/11/2009 | Complete |
23 | Bonya School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
24 | Borroloola School | 21/07/2009 | Complete |
25 | Bradshaw Primary | 12/02/2010 | Complete |
26 | Braitling Primary | 30/11/2009 | Complete |
27 | Bulla Camp School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
28 | Bulman School | 31/08/2010 | Progressing |
29 | Canteen Creek School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
QUESTION 186
ATTACHMENT C
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SCHOOL NAMECOMPLETION DATESTATUS
30 | Casuarina Senior College | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
31 | Casuarina Street Primary | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
32 | Centralian Senior Secondary | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
33 | Clyde Fenton Primary | 12/02/2010 | Complete |
34 | Darwin High School | 30/09/2009 | Complete |
35 | Darwin Middle School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
36 | Docker River School | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
37 | Don Dale Education Unit | 1/02/2010 | Complete |
38 | Douglas Daly School | 19/08/2009 | Complete |
39 | Dripstone Middle | 25/09/2009 | Complete |
40 | Driver Primary | 19/12/2009 | Complete |
41 | Dundee Beach School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
42 | Durack Primary | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
43 | Elliott School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
44 | Epenarra School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
45 | Finke School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
46 | Gapuwiyak School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
47 | Gillen Primary | 29/09/2009 | Complete |
48 | Girraween Primary | 10/01/2010 | Complete |
49 | Gochan Jiny Jirra School | 17/05/2010 | Complete |
50 | Gray Primary | 5/03/2010 | Complete |
51 | Gunbalanya School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
52 | Haasts Bluff School | 20/12/2009 | Complete |
53 | Harts Range School | 30/09/2010 | Progressing |
54 | Henbury School | 30/12/2009 | Complete |
55 | Howard Springs Primary | 24/11/2009 | Complete |
56 | Humpty Doo Primary | 15/03/2010 | Complete |
57 | Imanpa School | 31/10/2010 | Progressing |
58 | Ipolera School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
59 | Jabiru Area School | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
QUESTION 186
ATTACHMENT C
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SCHOOL NAMECOMPLETION DATESTATUS
60 | Jilkminggan School | 30/12/2009 | Complete |
61 | Jingili Primary | 13/01/2010 | Complete |
62 | Kalkaringi School | 21/12/2009 | Complete |
63 | Karama Primary | 10/12/2009 | Complete |
64 | Katherine High School | 30/06/2010 | Complete |
65 | Katherine School of the Air | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
66 | Katherine South Primary | 23/09/2009 | Complete |
67 | Kiana School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
68 | Kintore Street School | 28/02/2011 | Progressing |
69 | Lajamanu School | 28/01/2010 | Complete |
70 | Laramba (Napperby) School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
71 | Larapinta Primary | 22/12/2009 | Complete |
72 | Larrakeyah Primary | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
73 | Leanyer Primary | 18/12/2009 | Complete |
74 | Lila (Ukaka) School | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
75 | Ludmilla Primary | 30/11/2009 | Complete |
76 | MacFarlane Primary | 18/12/2009 | Complete |
77 | Malak Primary | 19/03/2010 | Complete |
78 | Mamaruni School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
79 | Maningrida School | 31/12/2009 | Complete |
80 | Manunda Terrace Primary | 11/02/2010 | Complete |
81 | Manyallaluk School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
82 | Mataranka School | 14/10/2009 | Complete |
83 | Mbunghara School | 20/12/2009 | Complete |
84 | Middle Point Primary | 30/06/2010 | Complete |
85 | Milikapiti School | 31/12/2009 | Complete |
86 | Milingimbi School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
87 | Millner Primary | 27/08/2009 | Complete |
88 | Milyakburra School | 12/04/2010 | Complete |
QUESTION 186
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| SCHOOL NAME | COMPLETION DATE | STATUS |
89 | Minyerri School | 30/06/2010 | Complete |
90 | Moil Primary | 31/03/2010 | Complete |
91 | Moulden Primary | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
92 | Mount Allan School | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
93 | Murray Downs School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
94 | Mutitjulu School | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
95 | Nakara Primary | 15/12/2009 | Complete |
96 | Nemarluk (Special) | 26/02/2010 | Complete |
97 | Newcastle Waters School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
98 | Nganmarriyanga School | 30/11/2009 | Complete |
99 | Ngukurr School | 13/05/2010 | Complete |
100 | Nhulunbuy High | 31/08/2010 | Progressing |
101 | Nhulunbuy Primary | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
102 | Nightcliff Middle | 10/12/2009 | Complete |
103 | Nightcliff Primary | 23/02/2010 | Complete |
104 | Northern Territory Open Education Centre | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
105 | Ntaria (Hermannsburg) School | 30/09/2009 | Complete |
106 | Numbulwar School | 31/08/2010 | Progressing |
107 | Nyirripi School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
108 | Palmerston High | 31/08/2009 | Complete |
109 | Papunya School | 20/12/2009 | Complete |
110 | Parap Primary | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
111 | Peppimenarti School | 19/11/2009 | Complete |
112 | Pigeon Hole School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
113 | Pine Creek School | 30/06/2010 | Complete |
114 | Pularumpi School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
115 | Ramingining School | 3/02/2010 | Complete |
116 | Robinson River School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
117 | Rockhampton Downs (Wogyala) | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
QUESTION 186
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SCHOOL NAMECOMPLETION DATESTATUS
118 | Ross Park Primary | 17/08/2009 | Complete |
119 | Sadadeen Primary | 2/10/2009 | Complete |
120 | Sanderson Middle | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
121 | Shepherdson College | 30/06/2010 | Complete |
122 | Stirling (Wilora) School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
123 | Stuart Park Primary | 6/11/2009 | Complete |
124 | Taminmin High | 31/07/2009 | Complete |
125 | Tara (Neutral Junction) School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
126 | Tennant Creek High | 8/02/2010 | Complete |
127 | Tennant Creek Primary | 27/01/2010 | Complete |
128 | Ti Tree School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
129 | Timber Creek School | 22/03/2010 | Complete |
130 | Titjikala School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
131 | Umbakumba School | 14/05/2010 | Complete |
132 | Urapunga School | 21/09/2009 | Complete |
133 | Utopia School | 30/04/2010 | Complete |
134 | Wagaman Primary | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
135 | Wallace Rockhole | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
136 | Walungurru (Kintore) School | 20/12/2009 | Complete |
137 | Wanguri Primary | 19/12/2009 | Complete |
138 | Warruwi School | 31/01/2010 | Complete |
139 | Watiyawanu (Mt Liebig) School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
140 | Willowra School | 30/11/2009 | Complete |
141 | Woodroffe Primary | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
142 | Woolaning School | 28/02/2010 | Complete |
143 | Wugularr School | 7/01/2010 | Complete |
144 | Wulagi Primary | 26/02/2010 | Complete |
145 | Yarralin School | 31/05/2010 | Complete |
146 | Yilpara School | 31/10/2010 | Progressing |
147 | Yirrkala Homeland School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
QUESTION 186
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148 | Yirrkala School | 31/07/2010 | Progressing |
149 | Yuendumu School | 20/12/2009 | Complete |
150 | Yulara School | 24/11/2009 | Complete |
Last updated: 04 Aug 2016