NSW Government commence construction on $21m Riverstone High upgrade

A multimillion-dollar upgrade to Riverstone High School has commenced construction today, earmarked to see 12 new permanent classrooms, refurbished student amenities and administration facilities. See the artist impressions.

Artist impressions of the redevelopment of Riverstone High School.

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A multimillion-dollar upgrade to Riverstone High School has commenced construction today, earmarked to see 12 new permanent classrooms, refurbished student amenities and administration facilities.

The $21 million redevelopment, which is expected to be completed by mid-2020, will see the introduction of a series of flexible teaching spaces, as well as new students change rooms and a canteen.

The redevelopment will include 12 new permanent classrooms.

Riverstone state Liberal MP Kevin Conolly said the upgrade project was well underway.

“We want our children to have the best education possible, and providing high-quality school facilities is a key part of that,” Mr Conolly said.

“I’m delighted the NSW Liberals & Nationals Government is delivering on this important project.”

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Education Minister Rob Stokes said the NSW Government was strengthening the state’s world-class education system, “so students are ready for the jobs of the future”.

“This project at Riverstone High School will deliver the high quality school resources our students and teachers deserve,” Mr Stokes said.

The $21 million redevelopment is expected to be completed by mid-2020.