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Project update:  Melonba Mega school

Project update:MelonbaMega schoolProject update: MelonbaMega school

11th June 2024

Project update:MelonbaMega schoolProject update: MelonbaMega school

NBRS is thrilled to acknowledge an update to the development of the new Life changing, combined, Melonba public and high, mega school instigated by School Infrastructure NSW.

Situated in the rapidly growing North West Sydney, the NSW Department of Education saw an opportunity to establish a new campus, for a 1000 student primary school and a 2000 student high school.

The 6-hectare greenfield site will incorporate the feel and inspiration of the local surroundings, designed to reflect the seed pods found in the bushland. Students will have views of the blue mountains from every aspect route allowing for the students to build a strong connection with their surroundings and country.

We would like to acknowledge School Infrastructure NSW and the publishers at The Sunday Telegraph who helped us to bring this update.

Giant schools rise in Western Sydney to teach 3000 pupils
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