Universal Constructions has been awarded the construction tender for $24.5 million worth of upgrades at Piara Waters Primary School in Perth’s south east.
The Western Australian Government project will deliver a new two-storey building featuring two kindergarten/pre-primary classrooms, 14 general classrooms and a science room, alongside a new carpark.
Designed by T&Z Architects , the new facilities will help accommodate growing enrolments and allow transportable classrooms to be removed from the school site.
WA Minister for Education Sabine Winton said the upgrades would provide modern learning spaces for students.
“By investing in modern school facilities, we are helping to create learning environments where students can be inspired, experiment with new ideas and pursue their interests in science, technology, engineering and mathematics,” she said.
State member for Oakford Yaz Mubarakai said the additional facilities would help the school keep pace with population growth in Piara Waters.
“This is a fantastic outcome for the Piara Waters Primary School community and will ensure students and staff have the facilities they need as the school continues to grow,” he said.
The upgrades are expected to be completed in late 2028.
