Miners Rest staff and pupils celebrate a $17.1 million Labor election promise to build them a new primary school

By Michelle Smith
Updated August 29 2018 - 2:36pm, first published 10:54am
EXCITED: Miners Rest school captains Joe and Zahara, education minister James Merlino, Labor candidate for Ripon Sarah De Santis, teacher Claire Smith, principal Dale Power, teacher Kaya Ives and foundation students celebrate the news they will receive a new school if the Labor government is re-elected in November. Picture: Kate Healy
EXCITED: Miners Rest school captains Joe and Zahara, education minister James Merlino, Labor candidate for Ripon Sarah De Santis, teacher Claire Smith, principal Dale Power, teacher Kaya Ives and foundation students celebrate the news they will receive a new school if the Labor government is re-elected in November. Picture: Kate Healy

The big squeeze at Miners Rest Primary School will ease if the Andrews Labor government is re-elected in November, with an election promise to build a new $17.1 million school for the growing community.

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