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DEC Development Application for the relocation of Gosford PS at HKHS
A copy of the entire DA is available to view at Gosford Public School
2 Schools 2 Sites Campaign IT IS NOT OVER! Tell the NSW Parliament to Support the Bill. The letter campaign continues. The members of the NSW Parliament need to receive more emails from the public in order for the Save Gosford Public School Bill to be successful.
Through this link all the members of the NSW Parliament will receive your message in seconds. There are two action links so enter your post code, name and email twice to reinforce your message. Add your own comments and tell the politicians your concerns. Please include your address at the end of the letter so that the politicians know it is not spam email. Don't let the Boston Consulting Group Report happen to your school! Find your local member online www.parliament.nsw.gov.au and make a phone call today.
The NSW Teachers Federation: Two Schools Two Sites Campaign Click on the link below to send a message to the NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell opposing the relocation of Gosford Public School to Henry Kendall High School.
The Greens NSW: Dr John Kaye
Petition On Wednesday 23th November 2011, members of the Gosford Public Action Group presented the petition with over 10,000 signatures to Jamie Parker MP and Dr John Kaye MLC at the NSW Parliament House. Dr Kaye said "The tabling of more than 10,000 signatures means that both houses of parliament will be debating the loss of a separate primary school in the first weeks of 2012".
A Rally was held outside the NSW Parliament as the petition was debated in the NSW Legislative Assembly, Thursday 29th March 2012 from 4pm to 5pm.
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How you can get involved Sub-Committee Meeting
All parents and community members are welcome to attend our Action Group meetings.
This link provides a comprehensive list of reasons why relocation of GPS to HKHS is opposed, yet cannot detail the extensive impact this has on both school communities. The HKHS site is only 4.65 hectares. The NSW Government Schools AMU Directorate states 3(a) "New Primary Schools should be 3ha in size and High Schools should be 6ha." Therefore the site is only half the required size. The two schools will be crammed onto a site that does not even meet the suitable size of a high school. The merger of GPS into HKHS will constrain future growth for both schools with predictions of a growth population over the coming years to be around 10,000 in the Gosford area. The Education Department will be required to build a new school to cope with increased enrollments. This can be avoided as there are other suitable alternative sites for the relocation of GPS in the area. HKHS is still undergoing refurbishments and capital works. At this stage the plans to relocate GPS to HKHS are yet to be finalised or have DA approval by Gosford Council. There is still time to stop the merger and relocate GPS to a suitable independent site.
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