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Hastings Secondary College Information Boards NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Project overview Project summary Next steps The Hastings Secondary College upgrade received approval to proceed in mid 2020, and the ■ Installation of temporary demountable units on the concept designs have been developed. sports oval on the corner of Burrawan and Owen Streets. Key consultants including the architect and project managers are developing the concept design ■ Early works and site establishment. through to schematic and detailed design phases. These designs will be developed in consultation with the Hastings Secondary College Project Reference Group. ■ Demolition of Technology and Applied Science (TAS) and C buildings, and internal demolition of The project team has released a tender for early works for the Port Macquarie Campus which building T. includes site establishment and demolition as well as a tender for the main construction works across both campuses. As part of the State Significant Development (SSD) application for stage 2 and 3 of the upgrade at the Port Macquarie Campus, a Secretary’s Environmental Assessment Requirements (SEARs) request has been lodged with the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE). Indicative timeline We are here Concept design Final Business Commence Main works Master planning completed Case approved early works commence Complete works Early 2020 Mid 2020 Mid 2020 Late 2020 2021 Late 2022 Hastings Secondary College For more information phone: 1300 482 651 schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au Email: [email protected] NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Port Macquarie Campus We are upgrading Hastings Secondary College to support the student community. Hastings Secondary College comprises of the Port Macquarie Campus (PMC) and Westport Campus (WPC). The upgrade will involve work at both campuses. Port Macquarie Campus features New Technological 14 new or upgraded 3 supported and Applied innovative learning spaces learning spaces Studies facilities Artist impression of the new Port Macquarie Campus concept design New Creative and New shared use Increase student Performing Arts multi sports accessibility with Redeveloped building facility 3 lifts installed school entry Artist impression of the new Port Macquarie Campus building Artist impression of the new Port Macquarie Campus school entrance Hastings Secondary College For more information phone: 1300 482 651 schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au Email: [email protected] NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Port Macquarie Campus The upgrade to Hastings Secondary College will be staged to STAGE 1 ensure the school remains operational during construction and STAGE 2 T Upgrade work in building T to minimise disruption to learning. Upgrade work on ground floor building L ■ 4 upgraded learning spaces ■ 2 upgraded learning spaces ■ A seminar room ■ 3 supported learning spaces ■ Staff room ■ A shared learning space L Indicative staging: ■ A special programs room TAS New TAS building ■ Installation of lift ■ 1 new learning space ■ New bathrooms ■ 3 large metal / wood workshops Stage 1 – from late 2020 pending planning ■ New bathrooms COLA approvals Outdoor work ■ Covered walkways Planning pathway: Complying Development Certificate ■ Extension of COLA Upgrade work on COLA ■ Landscaping and increased STREET BURRAWAN first floor building B ■ STAGE 3 A accesibilty Construction of new TAS building and upgrade of building T, B ■ 1 upgraded learning pending planning approvals. space SHARED USE MULTI SPORTS Stage 2 FACILITY MPC Planning pathway: State Significant Development (SSD) CAPA ■ Alterations and additions to buildings L and B. Upgraded new entry ■ New front entrance. OWEN STREET New building New two storey CAPA building Legend ■ Construction of the new two storey CAPA building. A separate proposed ■ 7 new learning spaces shared use multi sports ■ 2 performing / visual art workshops New buildings Stage 1 area of work facility. ■ A seminar room Refurbished areas Stage 2 area of work ■ Dark room and kiln pottery room No construction work Stage 3 area of work ■ Installation of lift Stage 3 HIGHWAY OXLEY ■ New bathrooms Undercover walkways Installation of lift Planning pathway: State Significant Development (SSD) ■ Staff room ■ A separate proposal has been submitted for a multi sports shared use facility. More details will be shared when available. Hastings Secondary College For more information phone: 1300 482 651 schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au Email: [email protected] NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Westport Campus We are upgrading Hastings Secondary College to support the student community. Hastings Secondary College comprises of the Port Macquarie Campus (PMC) and Westport Campus (WPC). The upgrade will involve work at both campuses. Building L – west elevation Building L – east elevation This upgrade will enhance the educational delivery, streamline and strengthen transition and pathway options for students and their community and provide the latest innovative teaching facilities across both campuses. A separate proposal also includes a shared use multi sports facility which is being developed at the Port Macquarie campus in partnership with the Police Community Youth Centre (PCYC). Westport Campus features Relocate and upgrade 3 innovative flexible Redeveloped administration office learning spaces school entry Artist impression of the Westport Campus school entrance Hastings Secondary College For more information phone: 1300 482 651 schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au Email: [email protected] NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Westport Campus FINDLAYFINDLAY AVE AVE Playing field The upgrade to Hastings Secondary College will be F staged to ensure the school remains operational during construction and to minimise disruption to learning. Upgraded new entry C E G Indicative staging: D STAGE 1 B Stage 1 – from late 2021 pending planning K approvals J Planning pathway: Development application L ■ Relocation of administration office. A Stage 2 H STAGE 2 ■ New front entrance. Building A repurposed Stage 1 into 3 flexible learning Building L repurposed spaces into adminstration spaces Stage 2 Planning pathway: Development application ■ Refurbishment of building A into new flexible learning Legend spaces. Refurbished areas A New learning spaces E General learning J Multi-purpose/Music No construction work B Library F General learning K Art/TAS Stage 1 area of work C General learning G TAS L New administration Stage 2 area of work D General learning H Science learning Hastings Secondary College For more information phone: 1300 482 651 schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au Email: [email protected] NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Design Process We are here The scope of work and design for the Hastings Secondary College upgrade was developed based on a range of factors including assessment of population and enrolment data, school requirements, current trends in education and learning, existing infrastructure, available funding, as well as the size and physical Concept Design Schematic Design Detailed Design constraints of the school site. A concept design was An architect has been The detailed design is Workshops were held with key stakeholders to developed which looks at appointed to review the developed to communicate understand current challenges and constraints and the needs of the school design in line with the to the contractor the identify future requirements. based on the spatial project brief, construction specifications of their build. requirements, data and requirements, site The project has finalised the concept design. Details consultation with the constraints and the There may be some changes may be subject to change as we progress with site Project Reference Group. Educational Facilities from schematic design to investigations, planning approvals and into schematic Concept designs are used Standards and Guidelines detailed design to allow for and detailed designs. to communicate the need (EFSG). This includes construction requirements. of the project to secure consulting with school There are three stages of design for school upgrades, approval and funding for representatives to ensure as this project is being delivered in stages. The first the project. classroom designs and schematic design for the Stage 1 Port Macquarie layouts support the Campus are expected in early 2021. teaching and learning requirements. This information will be used to develop the schematic design, which may look different to the concept design. Hastings Secondary College For more information phone: 1300 482 651 schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au Email: [email protected] NSW Department of Education – School Infrastructure Project opportunities This project offers a range of exciting opportunities and benefits for students and the Hastings community. Exceptional education New facilities Community building The upgrades provide an opportunity to Upgrades to the campuses will allow us to design Potential shared use of the proposed multi sports create an exceptional, collaborative, creative and build new sporting, performing arts, specialist facility will put the campus at the heart of the and inclusive learning environment which learning and school support unit facilities in community and deliver a range of social benefits for meets the educational and social needs of consultation with staff. Hastings. students now and into the
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