NSW Government reveals plan for upgrade to Matthew Pearce Public School

Matthew Pearce Public School is set to be upgraded and expanded, thanks to the NSW Government’s multimillion-dollar plan to revitalise schools across The Hills.

The NSW Government has promised funding for a major upgrade to Matthew Pearce Public.

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Matthew Pearce Public School is set to benefit from a major upgrade and expansion to facilities as part of the NSW Government’s multimillion-dollar plan to revitalise schools across The Hills.

Baulkham Hills state Liberal MP David Elliott revealed to the Times that planning for the redevelopment and upgrade of the school would commence shortly, with a proposal to remove demountables, provide new airconditioned classrooms and upgraded core facilities.

Students at Matthew Pearce Public School will benefit from a major upgrade to facilities.

Mr Elliott said he was thrilled the upgrade was being delivered for students, teachers and families of the school.

“This will be a great support to current and future students as we are delivering the major infrastructure our local communities need to thrive,” Mr Elliott said.

A spokesman said the upgrade, which is one of several announced for schools in The Hills this month, would increase the capacity of the school.

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Costings and individual upgrades for the redevelopment have not been revealed by the government.

It comes as NSW Education Minister Rob Stokes confirmed $20,000 in funding for upgrades to ovals at Jasper Road Public School on Saturday.