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Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES a and B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] P711b-734A Ms Simone Mcgurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES A AND B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] p711b-734a Ms Simone McGurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Division 24: Education — [Supplementary Information No B51.] Question: Ms S.F. McGurk asked: Can we have a list of schools that have been or are planned to be revisited for a reinspection for asbestos since 2013? Answer: Asbestos re-inspections undertaken since 2013 Site name Inspection completed Albany Primary School 2014 Albany Secondary Education Support Centre 2014 Albany Senior High School 2016 Allendale Primary School 2015 Applecross Senior High School 2015 Armadale Senior High School 2015 Ashdale Primary School 2015 Attadale Primary School 2015 Atwell Primary School 2015 Augusta Primary School 2015 Babakin Primary School 2015 Badgingarra Primary School 2015 Balcatta Primary School 2015 Balcatta Senior High School 2015 Baldivis Primary School 2015 Baler Primary School 2015 Balga Senior High School 2015 Balingup Primary School 2014 Banksia Park Primary School 2015 Bannister Creek Primary School 2015 Bayswater Primary School 2015 Bayulu Remote Community School 2015 Beachlands Primary School 2015 Beacon Primary School 2015 Beaconsfield Primary School including Rottnest Annexe 2015 Beaumaris Primary School 2015 Beeliar Primary School 2015 Bencubbin Primary School 2016 Bentley Primary School 2015 Beverley District High School 2015 Bibra Lake Primary School 2015 Bicton Primary School 2015 Bluff Point Primary School 2015 Bolgart Primary School 2015 Booragoon Primary School 2015 Borden Primary School 2015 Boulder Primary School 2015 Boyanup Primary School 2016 Boyup Brook District High School 2014 Braeside Primary School 2015 Bremer Bay Primary School 2015 Brentwood Primary School 2015 [1] Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES A AND B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] p711b-734a Ms Simone McGurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Site name Inspection completed Bridgetown Camp School 2014 Bridgetown High School 2014 Bridgetown Primary School 2014 Brookton District High School 2015 Broome Camp School 2015 Broomehill Primary School 2015 Bruce Rock District High School 2015 Buntine Primary School – closed at the end of 2015 2015 Burbridge School 2015 Burringurrah Remote Community School 2016 Busselton Primary School 2014 Busselton Senior High School 2015 Cadoux Primary School 2015 Caladenia Primary School 2015 Calingiri Primary School 2015 Calista Primary School 2015 Campbell Primary School 2015 Campbell Primary School Off-Site Kindergarten 2015 Canning College 2015 Canning Vale College 2015 Canning Vale Primary School 2015 Cape Naturaliste College 2016 Carnamah District High School 2015 Carnarvon Community College - Egan Street Annexe 2015 Carnarvon Community College - Cleaver Street Annexe 2015 Carnarvon Community College - Marmion Street Annexe 2015 Carnarvon School of the Air 2015 Carson Street School 2015 Cassia Primary School 2015 Castletown Primary School 2015 Cervantes Primary School 2015 Chapman Valley Primary School 2015 Chidlow Primary School 2015 Child and Parent Centre – Warriapendi 2015 College Row School 2016 Collier Primary School 2015 Como Primary School 2015 Como Secondary College 2015 Condingup Primary School 2015 Coogee Primary School 2015 Coolangarah Bamah Aboriginal Pre-primary School – Annex of Spencer Park 2016 Primary School Coolbellup Community School 2015 Coolbellup Learning Centre 2015 Coolgardie Primary School 2015 Coorow Primary School 2015 Corrigin District High School 2015 Cosmo Newberry School 2015 Cowaramup Primary School 2016 [2] Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES A AND B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] p711b-734a Ms Simone McGurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Site name Inspection completed Cranbrook Primary School 2015 Cue Primary School 2015 Cunderdin District High School 2015 Currambine Primary School 2015 Curtin Primary School 2015 Dampier Camp School 2015 Darkan Primary School 2015 Davallia Primary School 2015 Denmark Senior High School 2014 Denmark Primary School 2016 Djugerari Remote Community School 2015 Donnybrook District High School 2015 Donnybrook District High School – Mead Street Campus 2015 Dowerin District High School 2015 Dryandra Primary School 2016 Dumbleyung Primary School 2015 Duncraig Senior High School 2015 Dunsborough Primary School 2015 Durham Road School 2015 East Beechboro Primary School 2016 East Fremantle Off-Site Kindergarten 2015 East Fremantle Primary School 2015 East Kalgoorlie Primary School 2015 East Manjimup Primary School 2014 East Victoria Park Primary School 2015 East Wanneroo Primary School 2015 Eastern Goldfields College 2015 Eastern Hills Senior High School 2016 Edgewater Primary School 2015 Ellen Stirling Primary School 2015 Eneabba Primary School 2015 Esperance Primary School 2015 Esperance Senior High School 2015 Esperance Senior High School Farm Wing 2015 Excelsior Primary School 2015 Exmouth District High School 2015 Flinders Park Primary School 2014 Fremantle Primary School 2015 Fremantle Primary School Off-site Pre-primary Centre 2015 Gairdner Primary School 2015 Gascoyne Junction Remote Community School 2016 Geographe Primary School 2015 Geraldton Camp School 2015 Geraldton Primary School Off-site Pre-primary Centre 2015 Geraldton Primary School 2015 Geraldton Senior College 2014 and 2015 Gibbs Street Primary School 2015 Gladys Newton School 2016 [3] Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES A AND B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] p711b-734a Ms Simone McGurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Site name Inspection completed Glendale Primary School 2015 Gnowangerup District High School 2015 Goldfields Engagement Centre 2015 Goomalling Primary School 2014 Grass Patch Primary School – closed at end of 2015 2015 Greenbushes Primary School 2016 Heathridge Primary School 2015 Hedland Senior High School 2015 Helena Valley Primary School 2015 High Wycombe Primary School 2015 Highgate Primary School 2016 Hillarys Primary School 2015 Hillcrest Primary School 2015 Hocking Primary School 2015 Holland Street School 2015 Hudson Park Primary School 2015 Hyden Primary School 2015 Jerdacuttup Primary School 2015 Jerramungup District High School 2015 John Curtin College of the Arts 2015 John Tonkin College - Tindale Campus 2015 Jolimont Primary School 2015 Joondalup Primary School 2015 Kalamunda Senior High School 2015 Kalannie Primary School 2015 Kalgoorlie School of the Air 2015 Kalumburu Remote Community School 2015 Karridale Primary School 2015 Katanning Primary School 2015 Katanning Senior High School 2015 Kelmscott Senior High School 2015 Kelmscott Senior High School Residences (Farm staff) 2015 Kendenup Primary School 2015 Kensington Primary School Off-site Pre-primary Centre 2015 Kensington Primary School 2015 Kent Street Senior High School 2015 Kinross Primary School 2015 Kirup Primary School 2015 Kiwirrkurra Remote Community School 2015 Kojonup District High School and Farm School 2015 Kondinin Primary School 2015 Koorda Primary School 2015 Kununurra District High School 2015 Lake Grace District High School 2015 Lancelin Primary School 2015 Lancelin Primary School Off-site Pre-primary School 2015 Latham Primary School – closed at end of 2015 2015 Leeming Primary School 2015 [4] Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES A AND B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] p711b-734a Ms Simone McGurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Site name Inspection completed Leeming Senior High School 2015 Lesmurdie Primary School 2016 Lesmurdie Senior High School 2015 Little Grove Primary School 2014 Looma Remote Community School 2015 Lynwood Senior High School 2015 Maida Vale Primary School 2016 Makybe Rise Primary School 2015 Manjimup Local Education Office 2014 Manjimup Education Support Centre 2014 Manjimup Primary School 2014 Manjimup Senior High School 2016 Manning Primary School 2015 Marangaroo Primary School 2015 Margaret River Primary School 2015 Margaret River Senior High School 2015 Meekatharra District High School 2015 Menzies Remote Community School 2015 Merredin College 2015 Millen Primary School 2015 Morawa District High School 2015 Mosman Park Primary School 2015 Mosman Park Primary School Off-site Pre-primary School 2015 Mount Barker Community College 2015 Mount Hawthorn Primary School 2016 Mount Hawthorn Primary School Off-site Margaret Pre-primary School 2015 Mount Hawthorn Primary School Off-site Pre-primary School (Scarborough 2015 Beach Road) Mount Helena Pre Primary Centre 2015 Mount Helena Primary School 2015 Mount Lawley Primary School 2016 Mount Magnet District High School 2015 Mount Manypeaks Primary School 2014 Mount Pleasant Primary School 2015 Mount Lockyer Primary School 2014 Child and Parent Centre – Mount Lockyer 2014 Mount Tarcoola Primary School 2015 Muckinbudin District High School 2015 Mulga Queen Campus of Laverton School 2015 Mullaloo Beach Primary School 2015 Mullaloo Heights Primary School 2015 Munglinup Primary School 2015 Nannup District High School 2014 Narembeen District High School 2015 Nedlands Primary School Off-site Nedlands Park Pre-school Centre 2015 Newdegate Primary School 2015 Ngalapita Remote Community School 2015 Norseman District High School 2015 North Albany Senior High School 2016 [5] Extract from Hansard [ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES A AND B SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — Thursday, 26 May 2016] p711b-734a Ms Simone McGurk; Dr Tony Buti; Mr David Templeman Site name Inspection completed North Cottesloe Primary School 2015 North East Metropolitan Language Development Centre 2015 North
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