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P1547c-1552A Hon Martin Aldridge; Hon Sue Ellery Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL — Tuesday, 10 April 2018] p1547c-1552a Hon Martin Aldridge; Hon Sue Ellery MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING — SCHOOL VISITS 637. Hon Martin Aldridge to the Minister for Education and Training: I refer to regular visits undertaken by the Minister and the Parliamentary Secretary the Hon Samantha Rowe MLC to schools and educational facilities in Western Australia, and I ask: (a) from 11 March 2017, which schools or educational facilities were visited by the Minister or the Parliamentary Secretary; and (b) on what date and for what purpose did each visit occur? Hon Sue Ellery replied: Minister Facility Date Visited Purpose Emmanuel Christian Community 4/4/17 Official Opening School Hillcrest Primary School 26/4/17 ANZAC Ceremony Greenmount Primary School 27/4/17 ANZAC Ceremony Dianella Secondary College 27/4/17 Opening of Dianella Education Precinct Perth Modern School 3/5/17 Visit University of WA 26/4/17 Installation of Vice Chancellor Professor Dawn Freshwater Curtin University 29/4/17 Attend Coderdojo North Metropolitan TAFE – 2/5/17 Announcement Northbridge University of WA 9/5/17 Meet with Guild officers SciTech 9/5/17 STEM Learning Project Showcase Hale School 12/5/17 Commissioning of new Headmaster Southern River College 19/5/17 Visit Mount Hawthorn Primary School 31/5/17 Announcement University of WA 6/6/17 School of Education Graduates Prize-Giving Ceremony Kenwick School 17/6/17 Playground Opening Dianella Primary School 19/6/17 Announcement Edith Cowan University - Joondalup 23/6/17 Visit Yanchep Secondary School 6/7/17 Announcement Pearsall Primary School 26/7/17 Visit Hocking Primary School 26/7/17 Visit Wanneroo Primary School 26/7/17 Visit Tuart Hill Primary School 27/7/17 Visit Tuart College 27/7/17 Visit Balcatta Senior High School 27/7/17 Visit Roleystone Community College 28/7/17 Visit Mundijong Primary School 28/7/17 Visit Jarrahdale Primary School 28/7/17 Visit Serpentine Primary School 28/7/17 Visit University of Notre Dame 1/8/17 Visit [1] Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL — Tuesday, 10 April 2018] p1547c-1552a Hon Martin Aldridge; Hon Sue Ellery Kinross College 3/8/17 Visit Clarkson Community High School 3/8/17 Visit Millars Well Primary School 4/8/17 Visit Baynton West Primary School 4/8/17 Visit Tambrey Primary School 4/8/17 Visit Karratha Senior High School 4/8/17 Visit North Regional TAFE – Karratha 4/8/17 Visit Edith Cowan University – Mt Lawley 8/8/17 Twilight Seminar Guest Speaker Mindarie College 10/8/17 Sustainability Expo Sevenoaks Senior College 10/8/17 Visit Caladenia Primary School 11/8/17 Visit CanningVale College 11/8/17 Visit Bletchley Park Primary School 11/8/17 Visit Baldivis Primary School 11/8/17 Visit South Metropolitan TAFE – Bentley 16/8/17 Governing Council Dinner Edith Cowan University – Joondalup 18/8/17 WA Higher Education Council meeting Southern River College 21/8/17 Visit Melville Senior High School 23/8/17 Announcement Piarra Waters Primary School 25/8/17 Visit Harrisdale Senior High School 25/8/17 Visit Clontarf Foundation 29/8/17 Visit Clontarf Academy 29/8/17 Visit Kalamunda Primary School 30/8/17 Visit Kalamunda Senior High School 30/8/17 Visit Kalamunda Secondary Education 30/8/17 Visit Support Centre Lesmurdie Primary School 30/8/17 Visit Sutherland Dianella Primary School 31/8/17 Visit Yokine Primary School 31/8/17 Visit Mount Lawley Senior High School 31/8/17 Visit Hillman Primary School 1/9/17 Visit Fremantle College 1/9/17 Visit Aranmore Catholic College 11/9/17 Secondary Principals Association meeting Ocean Reef Senior High School 13/9/17 Announcement Balcatta Senior High School 13/9/17 Announcement Mount Lawley Senior High School 13/9/17 Announcement Mount Hawthorn Primary School 18/9/17 Perth School Speakers Awards Night East Kenwick Primary School 19/9/17 Visit Wattle Grove Primary School 19/9/17 Visit Forrestfield Primary School 19/9/17 Visit Balga Senior High School 21/9/17 Visit Balga Girls Academy [2] Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL — Tuesday, 10 April 2018] p1547c-1552a Hon Martin Aldridge; Hon Sue Ellery Atwell College 21/9/17 South Metropolitan Principals Network meeting Newman Primary School 22/9/17 Visit South Newman Primary School 22/9/17 Visit Newman Senior High School 22/9/17 Visit Curtin University 29/9/17 Mathematical Association of WA Inaugural STEM Education conference Swan Christian College 4/10/17 Youthcare Chaplains Conference Cyril Jackson Senior Campus 11/10/17 Board meeting and Breakfast All Saints College 13/10/17 Visit North Metropolitan TAFE – 18/10/17 Launch of Reconciliation Action Plan Northbridge Newman College 19/10/17 Year 12 Graduation Ceremony Koondoola Primary School 20/10/17 Facility Opening Looma Remote Community School 24/10/17 Visit Nyikina Mangala Community School 24/10/17 Visit College Row 6/11/17 Visit Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School 6/11/17 Meeting School executive South Regional TAFE – Munster 15/11/17 Visit Mount Many Peaks Primary School 16/11/17 Visit Albany Senior High School 16/11/17 Visit and Attend Year 12 Graduation Ceremony Albany Education Support Centre 16/11/17 Visit Collie Senior High School 16/11/17 Meeting with School Board University of WA 17/11/17 WA Higher Education Council meeting Muresk Institute 21/11/17 Address Emerging Women Leaders in Agriculture Program University of WA 22/11/17 Tertiary Education Management Forum Connolly Primary School 24/11/17 Visit Ocean Reef Senior High School 24/11/17 Visit Beaumaris Primary School 24/11/17 Visit Herdsman Lake Wildlife Centre 27/11/17 L3 Classroom Teachers Association event Curtin University 28/11/17 Guild event North Metropolitan TAFE – 29/11/17 Meeting with Digital Animation TAFE Northbridge Student Tour participants Halidon Primary School 1/12/17 Visit Greenwood College 1/12/17 Visit Warwick Senior High School 1/12/17 Visit Armadale Senior High School 5/12/17 Announcement Hamilton Senior High School 5/12/17 Visit South Fremantle Senior High School 5/12/17 Visit Hocking Primary School 8/12/17 10th Anniversary Celebrations Construction Futures Centre 12/12/17 Opening [3] Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL — Tuesday, 10 April 2018] p1547c-1552a Hon Martin Aldridge; Hon Sue Ellery Dawson Park Primary School 18/1/18 Visit Tuart College 23/1/18 Visit West Morley Primary School 25/1/18 Announcement Makybe Rise Primary School 28/1/18 Announcement Southern Grove Primary School 28/1/18 Open Day Bramfield Park Primary School 29/1/18 Announcement Hedland District High School 30/1/18 Visit / Announcement Broome Senior High School 30/1/18 Visit Highgate Primary School 31/1/18 Announcement Yanchep Secondary School 31/1/18 Opening Glendale Primary School 31/1/18 Upgrade opening Wellard Primary School 1/2/18 Opening Honeywood Primary School 1/2/18 Stage 2 Opening Fremantle College 1/2/18 Opening Byford Secondary College 8/2/18 Opening Churchlands Senior High School 8/2/18 Expansion Opening Curtin University 9/2/18 Launch of the Associate Degree Consultation Process Joseph Banks Secondary School 9/2/18 Stage 2 Opening Aveley Secondary College 9/2/18 Opening Shenton College 12/2/18 Sod Turning West Leederville Primary School 12/2/18 Opening of second storey addition Holland Street School 15/2/18 Opening John Willcock College 15/2/18 Visit Geraldton Senior College 15/2/18 Upgrades Opening Wandina Primary School 15/2/18 Stage 2 Opening Central Regional TAFE – Geraldton 15/2/18 Visit Geraldton Universities Centre 15/2/18 Visit Rapids Landing Primary School 20/2/18 Opening Vasse Primary School 20/2/18 Upgrade Opening Dunsborough Primary School 20/2/218 Upgrade Opening Mount Lawley Senior High School 21/2/18 Announcement Carey Baptist College 27/2/18 Meeting with executive and leadership group Mosman Park Primary School 27/2/18 Visit Mosman Park School for the Deaf 27/2/218 Visit East Kalgoorlie Primary School 1/3/18 Visit Eastern Goldfields Education Support 1/3/18 Upgrade opening Centre Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community High 1/3/18 Upgrade opening School Central Regional TAFE – Kalgoorlie 1/3/18 Visit [4] Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL — Tuesday, 10 April 2018] p1547c-1552a Hon Martin Aldridge; Hon Sue Ellery Goldfields Camp School 1/3/18 Visit Canning Vale College 7/3/18 Announcement South Metropolitan TAFE – Murdoch 7/3/18 Opening of New Building Belmont City College 12/3/18 Visit / Announcement Parliamentary Secretary Facility Date Visited Purpose Thornlie Senior High School 3/4/17 Leading Learning 4 All North Metropolitan TAFE 6/4/17 North Metropolitan TAFE 2017 Awards Belmont Primary School 7/4/17 ANZAC Ceremony Darling Range Sports College 27/4/17 ANZAC Ceremony Curtin University 29/4/17 CoderDojo St John Paul II Catholic Primary School 3/5/17 Recognition Ceremony SciTech 9/5/17 STEM Learning Project Showcase Mandurah Baptist College 8/8/17 Michael J’s Schools Concerts for Oz Scitech 11/8/17 Aurecon Bridge Building Competition Girrawheen Senior High School 1/9/17 Visit Girrawheen Girls Academy Construction Training Centre 8/9/17 Unveiling of new MR85 Tower Crane All Saints College 28/10/17 National Challenge – WA Finalists University of WA 28/10/17 WA Junior Mathematics Olympiad St Maria Goretti Primary School 3/11/17 Building Opening St Maria Goretti Primary School 13/11/17 Flag Presentation Edith Cowan University – Mt Lawley 28/11/17 ACHPER WA 2017 Conference St Stephen’s School 2/12/17 Rotary Youth Exchange Guildford Grammar School 8/12/17 Senior School Prize Giving Ceremony Australian Islamic College 10/12/17 Year 6 Graduation Orange Grove Primary School 11/12/17 Awards Presentation Australian Institute of Management 12/12/17 WASSEA End of Year Function Belmont City College 12/12/17 Student Awards Carlisle Primary School 13/12/17 Year 6 Graduation Maida Vale Primary School 14/12/17 Graduation Aveley Secondary College 9/2/18 Opening Murdoch University 14/2/18 Graduation Ceremony Methodist Ladies College 6/3/18 Commissioning Ceremony The Literature Centre 7/3/18 25 Year Anniversary Celebrations St Mark’s Anglican Community School 9/3/18 Building Opening [5] .
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