Principal takes the keys

Brisbane Water Secondary College last week took ownership of several major buildings that are part of the current upgrade.

Principal of Umina campus Mr Frank Gasper accepted the keys to a new human movement studio, -performance workshop and student change rooms.

Woy Woy senior campus principal Mr David Beattie accepted the keys to a new administration block and car park.

These follow the handing over of a covered game court and additional shelter areas throughout the campus.

College principal Mr Pat Lewis said that together with the new carpark in front of the Technology Futures centre, and extensive landscaping, the campus was taking on an inviting look.

He said that, with the announcement in the recent State budget of funding for Stage 2 of the college upgrade, the Peninsula was well on the way to providing the outstanding facilities which young people deserved.

Work was proceeding on the refurbishment of the old administration building into a special education centre and a student services centre.

Mr Lewis anticipated that these facilities would be completed before the end of the year.

Email, August 19 Pat Lewis, Brisbane Water Secondary College