The school received $100,000 as part of the classroom refurbishment program to upgrade facilities in the female staff, junior, boys’ and universal access toilets.
The female staff toilets received the most attention, with the installation of a vanity basin, hot water unit, toilet pan and cistern, stud wall and the removal of floor tiles, altered plumbing and a coat of paint.
The universal access toilet was removed, with another on the school grounds to be used.
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READ NOWAnother $50,000 went towards refurbishing classrooms, replacing carpets and painting, with more than $14,000 spent on ceiling support panels and asbestos remedial works.
Department of Education infrastructure executive director John Fischer said the areas identified with asbestos had been classified as low risk.
“It has become apparent that a few areas in the school required the condition of asbestos material to be addressed,” Mr Fischer said.
Carine High school received $92,000 to refurbish classrooms, replace carpets, for electrical upgrade work and remove or prune trees.
Other schools in the area that received funding as part of the refurbishment program:
Balcatta Senior High School
Replace administration floor coverings – $28,000
Replace roof gutters – $20,000
Dianella Heights Primary School
Replace roof gutters – $10,000
Prune trees – $15,000
Doubleview Primary School
Replace roof gutters – $20,000
Resecuring of loose panels room 19, the music room and the undercover room. Replacement of ceiling in foyer area – $21,715
Glendale Primary School
Re-seat and repositioning of acoustic ceiling panels, replace mineral fibre ceiling tiles in boys toilet – $1470
Karrinyup Prirary School
Replace roof gutters – $20,000
Tuart College
Battens to various areas and ceiling replacement to A100 staff area – $20,000
Yuluma Primary School
Repair uneven paving – $20,000