The state budget has delivered a whooping $65 million to build the new 1500 student Armidale Secondary College.
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Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall said the education facility would be a game changer for the region.
“This school will give students in this region access to a level of subjects, learning spaces, cultural and performing spaces, agriculture and sporting facilities,” Mr Marshall said.
“This will given them a world-leading models of learning and physical learning spaces that no student in country NSW has ever had access.
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“This will be a flagship school for the state. It will be the top notch educational facility, and I think will make Armidale the envy of every other country centre.”
The $65 million project will see Duval and Armidale high schools demolished and replaced with a brand new, state-of-the-art high school for 1500 students.
Mr Marshall said the school was already in the planning stage for uniforms and logos.
“There will be public information sessions coming up this term and I encourage people to go along,” he said.
“It’s going to be enormous and I’m very excited.”
