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JS Speaking at hospitality trainees graduation Salvation Army Park St North Rockhampton

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At The Salvation Army

131-137 Park Street North Rockhampton

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To [email protected] Dear Brittany We would be honoured if you would be able to attend and saw a few words at the graduation of our Hospitality trainees on 24th September at 9.30am. I have attached an invitation to the event.

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Jill Armstrong Regional Manager Rockhampton MDA Ltd Phone: (07) 4921 2222 Mobile:108 Alexandra St, Kawana, QLD 4701 PO Box 3043, Red Hill [email protected] I www.mdaltd.org.au

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JS re anti-bullying book Jolt Cafe, former PO building Rockhampton

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FP Emmaus College, Main St Park Avenue Office/ Ad min building, Main St Campus, Main St, Park Avenue, North Rockhampton

Tue 8/10/2019 11 :00 AM Tue 8/10/2019 12:30 PM

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Arranged by Alison King, however she might not be at event. Requesting Brittany to speak to year 11 students with low English skills. Students have been given a project to discuss "Issues concerning the local community" and would like Brittany to speak to them on that subject.

Main St Campus Ph# 49235700

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AS - Cap Coast U3A Meeting as per Britt's Request -Keppel EO

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Dear Brittany & Barry

JS Lakes Creek school P&C tour

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Wed 9/10/2019 4:00 PM Wed 9/10/2019 5:00 PM

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I am writing to invite you on a tour of Lakes Creek State School on behalf of the P&C association on Wednesday 9th October 2019 at 4pm.

The P&C in conjunction with the School is currently renewing its vision and strategy for the future due to Lachlan Moore's successful appointment to the Principal's position late last year and my recent engagement as the P&C President.

We are inviting both of you, due to the location of the school bordering the Rockhampton/Keppel boundary and our participation within our cluster schools which feed into North Rockhampton State High School.

Can you please let me know at your earliest opportunity if you will be available to attend this meeting?

Kind Regards

Noni Ryan

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Lakes Creek State School P&C Association

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AS - GCBF Morning Tea - Citrus - Confirmed 14 people Citrus Yeppoon

Thu 10/10/2019 10:30 AM Thu 10/10/2019 12:30 PM

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+ Broadmeadows Gun Club sec and president + U3A president v-p + KCDBC -+ Deputy principal Sam Morris and 2 students Keppel Sands Cap Coast Outrigger Canoe Club -+ Taranganba State School - Susan Beatty and Brooke Elliott

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AS - Yeppoon SHS 50th anniversary celebrations official ceremony at 10.30am Yeppoon SHS NO SPEAKING PART

Sat 12/10/2019 9:00 AM Sat 12/10/2019 12:00 PM

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Official ceremony with 1noming tea at 10 .3 0 - 11.3 0am in the Outdoor Sports Complex

Betty Widt 4925 1340 Bdwidtl @eq.edu.au

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Brittany Lauga MP & Minister Grace's Office Catch Up A25

Wed 16/10/2019 11 :30 AM Wed 16/10/2019 12:00 PM

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Grace Grace Mcconnel Electorate Office; Laura McKee; Kristina Pace; Keppel Electorate Office; Peter Lloyd; Tim A Shipstone

Lakes Creek State School's proposal for a kindy plus also their vision for becoming a leader in inclusive education. Your advice about how I can help them would be great.

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Wed 16/10/2019 7:15 PM Wed 16/10/2019 10:00 PM

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John Kimlin

Greetings from EY and thanks to Minister Grace, Andrew Fraser and Sharon Durham for assisting in getting this event in place.

Following on from a successful, similar event last year around the Future of Work, this year we thought that we should provide a forum for policy discussion about the Future of Education. More specifically - how school based education is placed to deliver the learning for tomorrow is one of the most important topics facing the community and governments.

EY respectfully invites you to join us at EY, Level 51, 111 Eagle Street to hear from our experts in the area of future education. We will be bringing in leaders from our firm nationally to this event. At the conclusion of the discussions and the day's sitting, you and your colleagues are invited to Level 51 at EY for dinner and to continue the policy discussion as our guests.

With so many pressures on schedules, this event is aimed at creating the time for facilitating policy discussion.

The run sheet for the evening will be -7.15pm - Meet at EY for pre-dinner drinks. As building will be locked, please meet John Kimlin at the base of 111 Eagle Street and he will accompany you to Level 51. John's mobile is7.30pm - Evening commences with a roundtable discussion on how school based education is placed to deliver the learning for tomorrow. Andrew Fraser will open the evening with introductions and opening comments. 8.00pm - Dinner service commences and discussion continues 9.30pm - Event concludes

I'm sincerely looking forward to the occasion and to bringing the best of EY to you.

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Ernst & Young 111 Eagle Street, 4000, QLD Brisbane, Australia

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Thu 17/10/2019 2:00 PM Thu 17/10/2019 2:30 PM

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Invitation I ISQ Parliamentary Reception - Accepted invitation the Undumbi Room in the Parliamentary Annexe.

Thu 17/10/2019 5:30 PM Thu 17/10/2019 7:30 PM

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the Hon Grace Groce MP Minister for Educatlo.n and Minister for Industrial Relations,

Mrs Brittany Lauga MP Assistant Minister for Education

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Is cordlally Invited to the annual ISQ Parliamentary Reception

T r c ption will provide an oppo unity for invit d gue ts to mee with Member of Parllam nt, Ind p nd nt Schools u e land (ISQ) o and

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Thursday 17 October 2019 5.30-7.30pm Prem[ers' Hal I PorDamentary Annexe AUce Street, Bdsbane

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RSVP: VlRGINIA BAX, MANAGER (EXECUTIVE SERVICES) v~sq.qld.edu.au I 07 3228 1528

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PO BOX 957, SPRING HILL QLD 4004, AUSTRALIA

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JS: Education committee Room 504.A

Mon 21/10/2019 1:00 PM Mon 21/10/2019 2:00 PM

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JS ACT For Kids' Neil & Stephen meeting Brittany Lauga Parliamentary Annexe - Brittany will meet you at security

Tue 22/10/2019 12:00 PM Tue 22/10/2019 1:00 PM

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JS Afternoon tea to celebrate State Education Week River Deck, Level 7

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Wed 23/10/2019 3:30 PM Wed 23/10/2019 4:30 PM

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Dear Brittany

On behalf of The Honourable Annastacia Palaszczuk, Premier of Queensland I have the pleasure of inviting you to join us for afternoon tea to celebrate State Education Week 2019 on Wednesday 23 October at Parliament House.

The afternoon tea will commence at 3.30pm on the River Deck, Level 7 of the Parliamentary Annexe.

Please RSVP to Ms Talei Breasley by COB Friday 18 October via email to [email protected], and advise if there are any special dietary requirements.

Warm regards

Queens,land ,Government

Grace Grace MP Minister for Education and Minister for Industrial Relations 1 William Street I Brisbane QLD 4000 PO Box 15033 I City East QLD 4002

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Fri 25/10/2019 2:00 PM Fri 25/10/2019 2:30 PM

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I am keen to arrange some time to update you on the services Act for Kids will deliver in the Rockhampton region on behalf of the Queensland Government.

Our current operations in Rockhampton consists of 18 staff who support more than 200 local families.

You will be aware that Minister Di Farmer recently announced funding for two new Sexual Abuse Counselling Services for children in Gladstone and Rockhampton. Act for Kids will be the operator of both these new services.

By way of background, Act for Kids operates from 26 centres across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia, and we operate educational services in Western Australia. We offer prevention, treatment and education services to children and their families.

Financial year 2018/19, Act for Kids provided services to 46,084 children, parents and carers. Over the last six years, the number of people we've helped each financial year has grown by 339%.

Our services in Queensland include :

• Intensive Family Support: working with families to keep kids out of the child protection system

• Family and Child Connect: Early response program to connect families at risk of entering the child protection system with services that can support them

• Integrated Therapy: therapy for children which includes Psychology, Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology

Our SafeKids program provides a safe environment for children, and works in partnership with Traditional Owners in the communities of Arukun, Cairns, Doomadgee, Kowanyama, Napranum and Pormpuraaw.

As indicated, the majority of the service funding comes from the Queensland Government.

Please let me know if you have some time to meet during a future Parliamentary sitting. Our CEO Dr Neil Carrington and I would be available to meet you at Parliament House, or alternatively you'd be more than welcome to visit our corporate office in Milton Uust off Coronation Drive).

Kind regards,

Stephen Beckett Executive Director Service Development

P: (07) 3850 32121 M:A: Level 1, 8 Gardiner Close, Milton, QLD 4064

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Subject: JS Showcase Awards for Schools Excellence Location: Halls A-C, Royal International Convention Centre

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Tayla McDonnell Programs and Events Officer

Fri 25/10/2019 7:30 PM Fri 25/10/2019 10:00 PM

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Strategic Communication and Engagement Early Childhood and Community Engagement Department of Education

P: 07 3034 4413 E: tayla.mcdonnelll'wged.gld.gov .au Level 5 I Education House I 30 Mary Street I Brisbane QLD 4000 PO Box 15033 I City East QLD 4002

Dear Brittany

The Honourable Grace Grace MP, Minister for Education, has pleasure in inviting you to attend the 2019 Showcase Awards for Excellence in Schools Gala Dinner and Sponsors' reception on Friday 25 October at the Royal International Convention Centre, Bowen Hills.

The Sponsors' reception will commence at 6.15 pm in Meeting Rooms 1 - 3, and the Gala Dinner will commence at 7 pm in Halls A - C.

Please click here to view your complimentary invitation with details of the evening.

Please RSVP to Margot Robins via email at by Friday 4 October 2019, and advise if you have any dietary requirements.

Please note this invitation is non-transferable.

Should you wish to purchase additional tickets, please visit the Showcase Awards website.

Kind regards,

Showcase Awards team

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4 free tickets

DIARY NOTE - Rotary Club Capricorn Coast Secondary School Music Festival - 4 Free

tickets St Brendan's

Sat 26/10/2019 3:00 PM Sat 26/10/2019 9:00 PM

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Light refreshments to follow

RSVP Heather Phelan 49235754

AS - Emmaus College Academic Awards Presentation Evening - Reserved Parking available in usual area - No duties for Britt to undertake Emmaus Hall

Wed 30/10/2019 7:00 PM Wed 30/10/2019 9:30 PM

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Good Afternoon Brittany,

JS Premier's Reading Challenge certificates presentation Taranganba State School

Thu 31/10/2019 2:20 PM Thu 31/10/2019 3:20 PM

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Our Premier's Reading Challenge certificates have arrived at the school. We would like to invite you to present these certificates to the students at one of our Thursday whole school parades before the end of the year. Parade time is 2:20pm each Thursday.

Kind Regards,

Jodie Williams Administration Officer Taranganba State School Phone: 07 49251888 Email: [email protected] http ://taranqanbass.eq .edu.au

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Thu 31/10/2019 4:30 PM Thu 31/10/2019 5:00 PM

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Sat 2/11/2019 6:45 PM Sat 2/11/2019 9:30 PM

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Drinks available Ceremony commences

Dee-Anne Emblem (Ph 4939 9403) or Email: [email protected])

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JS Yeppoon SHS Night of Excellence Awards Yeppoon State High School

Wed 6/11/2019 6:45 PM Wed 6/11/2019 9:15 PM

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is an enthusiastic year old student at who recently watched doc on TV called Grow.

She is keen to discuss with Britt projects for schools that may be implemented such as gardens and community gardens, as well as modem farming techniques and the urban environment.

a gent who appeared in the doco, replied to email as she was so passionate on subject. He got over 1,000 emails from people after doco and felt obliged to reply to Holly.

mobile (Mobile number is Mum

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Thu 14/11/2019 5:30 PM Thu 14/11/2019 8:00 PM

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Robyn Brown 4924 7888

Sponsored 2 awards $100 each.

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Fri 15/11/2019 9:00 AM Fri 15/11/201910:30AM

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Mon 18/11/2019 9:00 AM Mon 18/11/2019 9:30 AM

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Education Required Attendees: External - Keppel Electorate Office; Brittany Lauga

Traveller: Ms Brittany Lauga

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Pick-up: Monday, 18 November 2019 at 09:00:00 a.m. from Townsville Airport (Terminal Building)

Drop-off: Tuesday, 19 November 2019 at 07:00:00 a.m. from Townsville Airport (Terminal Building)

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Attend and speak at Townsville Enterprise's STEAM Education in the Regions Forum Sir Leslie Thiess Dr, Townsville QLD 4810

Mon 18/11/2019 10:30 AM Mon 18/11/2019 12:00 PM

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Education External - Keppel Electorate Office; Brittany Lauga

Contact to confirm: Events Membership and Marketing Executive (Townsville Enterprise Litd) Milica Stojanovic mobile

• Traditional Owners • Senator Susan McDonald, Senator for Queensland, representing the

Honourable Michael McCormack MP, Deputy Prime Minister (and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development)

• Councillor Ramon Jayo, Mayor, Hinchinbrook Shire Council • Councillor Les Walker, Deputy Mayor, Townsville City Council • Councillor Verena Coombe, Townsville City Council • Professor Sandra Harding AO, Townsville Enterprise Board Director • Forum speakers, delegates and other distinguished guests

SPEECH

Good morning everyone - what an exciting event!

I'm delighted to be representing Queensland's Minister for Education, Grace Grace, who sends her apologies.

As Assistant Minister for Education, and as someone who hails from regional Queensland, I truly appreciate how important it is to be promoting STEAM education in the regions.

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Congratulations to Townsville Enterprise Limited, in partnership with Questacon, for holding this important inaugural forum.

It will certainly enhance the understanding of contemporary STEAM education delivery models.

Promoting STEAM is a vital piece of the puzzle ensuring a bright future for northern Australia.

And it's true, that a focus on STEAM skills will help us unleash the full potential of Northern Queensland - and indeed northern Australia.

Being located close to many tropical and Asian countries with advanced technologies, coupled with the inherent ingenuity of Australian people, means opportunities in STEAM fields flourish.

To ensure we are well prepared to harness such opportunities well into the future, education is obviously key.

That's why the Palaszczuk Government has committed $81.3 million to improve STEM education, through the Advancing STEM in Queensland state primary schools initiative 2018-2021.

This is part of our Advancing education action plan for education, designed to ensure students are well prepared to become the entrepreneurs, innovators and collaborators of tomorrow.

STEAM is a vital part of a balanced learning program, particularly in contemporary society.

The Department of Education also has a specific Schools of the future STEM strategy.

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This strategy delivers a range of initiatives to build teacher capability, lift student achievement and increase student participation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Queensland's Showcase Awards for Excellence in Schools, consistently demonstrates how Queensland schools are excelling at implementing our STEM strategy.

There are also other exciting things happening right across regional Queensland.

Thuringowa State High School, in partnership with James Cook University, for example, is working hard to strengthen outcomes for Indigenous students, socio-economically disadvantaged students and students from rural and remote areas, through the Queensland Virtual STEM Academies.

And it's fantastic that they are here today, presenting at the forum.

The STEM Girl Power Camp continues to bring female STEM students together from right across the state.

It helps them build their skills as STEM ambassadors in their regions, to nurture and encourage their STEM career aspirations.

Nearly 200 girls and 30 teachers have taken part in the initiative over the past four years.

We have also awarded 32 rural and remote STEM teaching scholarships worth $15,000 each, to build teacher capability in STEM.

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This demonstrates our commitment to ensuring that all students, no matter where they live, have access to teachers with STEM expertise.

Part of our $81.3 million STEM education investment includes more than $27 million for STEM curriculum and teacher professional development initiatives during 2019-20.

This represents a 67 per cent, or $10 million, increase on last year's STEM investment.

The Queensland Government's #codingcounts plan for coding and robotics in Queensland state schools, is a key feature of our STEM education strategy.

Just last week the winners of the Premier's Coding Challenge were announced in Brisbane, with a range of fantastic application and programs being developed by students from grade 3-10

As well as critical and creative thinking and problem solving, digital technologies are a critical component.

More than 600 state schools have participated In the #qldtechschools initiative.

This brought primary and secondary school tech ambassadors together, to share ideas on how to integrate Design Technologies across the curriculum - including the Arts, Languages and Humanities and Social Sciences.

We also have a Robotics lending library for schools to access a fleet of Pepper and Nao humanoid robots.

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Since 2018, more than 100 schools have borrowed a robot.

These opportunities allow students to engage with cutting-edge technology and hone their coding skills.

The Queensland Coding Academy also continues to support students and teachers across the state in Digital Technologies with more than 3250 educators currently enrolled.

Results

The results we are seeing from our investment in STEM include increased Year 12 enrolments in science and maths subjects (up to 3.4 percent from 2015-2018).

In 2018, we also saw an improvement in student achievement in every year level from Prep to Year 6 in science and maths.

Industry partnerships

In Queensland, the STEM Industry Partnerships Forum gives our educators opportunities to collaborate directly with more than 60 peak bodies and groups including Engineers Australia and Origin Foundation.

The 'Gateway to Industry Schools program' provides another example of STEM partnerships between schools and industry.

Some of these projects include:

• The Queensland Mineral and Energy Academy (QMEA), which is a partnership between the Queensland Government and the

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This partnership provides a talent pipeline of work-ready employees into the resources sector and other supporting STEM industries.

• Another example is the manufacturing and engineering project, which involves Queensland secondary schools collaborating with local manufacturing and engineering enterprises, registered training organisations and universities.

Together, they are helping build Queensland's manufacturing and engineering workforce for the future.

These collaborations with industry are helping to develop a shared vision for STEM education in Queensland.

Conclusions

In so many ways, we are helping Queensland students develop the skills they need, delivered by our vision of Schools of the Future.

And in so doing, we are unlocking the huge potential that there is for ongoing economic development across regional Queensland.

Employment in STEM, as you well know, is growing twice as fast as other occupations and higher rates of innovation will be required for businesses to stay competitive.

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And give them every chance to become the great entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

I'd like to thank each of you, and your organisations, for the interest they are taking in working alongside governments, to make this happen.

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Assistant Minister Brittany Lauga MP, Member for Keppel to visit the in-progress 2020 Ready Secondary Learning Centre at Northern Beaches SHS (18/11/19)

Event Site tour of the new 2020 Ready Secondary Learning Centre at Northern Beaches SHS

Location Meranti Street, Deeragun QLD 4818

Role Site tour of the in-progress 2020 Ready Secondary Learning Centre

Date and Monday 18 November, 1 pm time Speech time - approximately 5-1 0 minutes

Speech length - 5 minutes

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FAST FACTS School details: Principal: Robin Sprott Total enrolments: 850 School motto: Together everyone achieves more School Infrastructure Funding: 5 year investment total: $8,537,720.40 (GST inclusive) Project details: Northern Beaches State High School 2020 Ready Secondary Learning Centre

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Total project Budget: $5.5 million (GST inclusive) and $6.05 million (GST exclusive). Contractor: TF Woollam and Sons Contract was awarded on 20 December 2018 and the project is due to reach practical completion for the start of school 2020. Jobs supported: This project is estimated to support up to 18 full-time jobs and 22 apprentices.

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Project scope: This project will deliver a new learning centre, providing seven learning spaces including a Robotics Lab. In addition, there is a collaboration space, staff room, two Head of Department offices, stores and amenities.

The learning centre will predominantly be used for senior students in Years 11 and 12.

2020 Ready funding This project has been delivered under the $250 million 2020 Ready program, which addresses the enrolment growth in high schools created by the graduation of the 'half' cohort from the schooling system in 2019 and ongoing enrolment of six full cohorts from 2020.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Contact to confirm: Principal Robin Sprott mobile

• Traditional Owners • Northern Beaches State High School Principal, Robin Sprott

TALKING POINTS

• It is great to be here today to inspect the progress on this magnificent new Secondary Learning Centre at Northern Beaches State High School.

• I am pleased to see that this impressive building will be complete within the next week-well in advance of Day 1, 2020.

• Here at Northern Beaches State High School, we have invested $6.05 million under the 2020 Ready program to provide facilities for your growing school community.

• This project will deliver seven new classrooms including five general learning areas, two flexible learning areas and a highly anticipated Robotics Lab - which we have no doubt will be popular amongst students.

• In addition there will be a new staff room, two Head of Department offices, amenities and plenty of storage.

• One of the most exciting features is the building's collaboration space, which has been designed to encourage group work, discussion and modern teaching techniques.

• Already, this building is living up to your community's vision of a "University inspired" learning space, and will no doubt prepare your senior students for the next step in their education journey.

• Even the entrance to this building is impressive, with a local Aboriginal artist designing an impactful and beautiful front gate.

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• The front garden is also already reserved as the perfect place for students to fly drones and test robotics created inside the Robotics Lab.

• This project here has supported up to 18 full-time jobs and 22 apprentices.

• The Queensland Government is committed to ensuring high quality infrastructure is in place for all Queensland students.

• We've committed more than $1.46 billion to build new state schools and refurbish, maintain and expand existing state schools right across Queensland.

• This investment is also helping to drive the Queensland economy by supporting an estimated 4800 full-time jobs through the delivery of important infrastructure projects right across the state.

• The 2020 Ready program has provided a $250 million funding boost to deliver additional learning spaces for more than 60 state high schools around Queensland.

• These new classrooms will accommodate an extra 17,000 students expected in our high schools from next year.

• The original half-cohort of Prep students are set to graduate from school at the end of 2019.

• So, for the first time, we are set to have six full secondary year levels in our state high schools from next year.

• It's great to see an example here today of our significant infrastructure investment - and the impact that this can have on a school community.

• I know that these new facilities at Northern Beaches State High School will be used very productively by the school community for many years to come.

• Thank you Robin and staff for allowing me to have a sneak peek of what this building will look like for Day 1, 2020.

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• The local member for Northern Beaches SHS is the Member for Hinchinbrook. Mr Dametto has not been invited to attend the site visit as he will instead be invited by the Principal to the official opening once the building is approved to be opened. We have been advised that the building's construction is completed but a number of fixtures and minor works on the project are still being finalised, so the visit on Monday won't be the official opening as such ( this will be held early next year).

• Brittany's visit will be an inspection of the new facilities with the school's Principal, who has said she is very excited to welcome Brittany to the school.

• The 2020 Ready project includes a new secondary learning centre, 5 classrooms, two flexible learning areas and a robotics lab

• Brittany's speech and a briefing note for the STEAM event are currently being prepared by the department. The function profile is completed and attached for you.

• Local Townsville MPs have been invited to attend, I believe a number have sent their apologies.

• Scott Stewart was invited to the site visit at Northern Beaches SHS and the STEAM forum but will be in Brisbane on Monday on committee business.

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Tue 19/11/2019 10:00 AM Tue 19/11/2019 11 :30 AM

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Inspect ACES solar panels at Andergrove SS with Julieanne Gilbert MP Fernleigh Ave, Andergrove QLD 4740

Tue 19/11/2019 11 :45 AM Tue 19/11/2019 12:45 PM

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Solar panels coming for Andergrove State School

And erg rove State School will soon receive 159 solar panels as part of the Palaszczuk Government's $97 million Advancing Clean Energy Schools (ACES) program.

Assistant Education Minister, Brittany Lauga joined local MP Julieanne Gilbert at Andergrove today to inspect the installation of the panels.

Mackay MP Julieanne Gilbert said it was fantastic to see the ACES program rolling out across the state and particularly, in Mackay.

"It's great to be at Andergrove today where the school will not only receive solar panels, but a range of other energy saving measures such as hot water system timers, sensor lighting and replacing fluorescent lights with LED lights.

"With 159 panels to be installed at Andergrove State School, the Palaszczuk Government is delivering on its commitment to reduce the energy costs of our schools.

"Mackay State High has already had 270 panels installed as part of the ACES program - such great news for our local schools.

"This initiative is also good news for Mackay's local economy with the program expected to support 320 local jobs across the state over the lifetime of the program," Mrs Gilbert said ."

Assistant Education Minister, Brittany Lauga, also confirmed all energy audits have now been completed for Phase 1 of the program, identifying how the first 212 schools across Queensland would benefit.

"This program is taking a tailored approach to identifying the best energy saving measures to suit local conditions.

"It will not only help reduce the energy costs at our schools but will also make a significant contribution towards our Government's target of 50 per cent renewable energy use by 2030.

"This outstanding initiative is showing Queensland state school students and their communities the Palaszczuk Government's strong commitment to a cleaner, greener energy future."

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Tue 19/11/2019 6:15 PM Tue 19/11/2019 7:00 PM

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Good afternoon,

Education, Employment and Small Business Backbench Committee Meeting 5.04A

Mon 25/11/2019 1 :00 PM Mon 25/11/2019 2:00 PM

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Nudgee Electorate Office Nudgee Electorate Office; Greenslopes Electorate Office; Macalister Electorate Office; Keppel Electorate Office; Lytton Electorate Office; Bancroft Electorate Office; Mt Ommaney Electorate Office; Cairns Electorate Office; Maryborough Electorate Office; Mansfield Electorate Office; Monica Irvine; Kristina Pace Maryborough Electorate Office; Cairns Electorate Office; Macalister Electorate Office; Keppel Electorate Office; Mansfield Electorate Office; Greenslopes Electorate Office; Brooke Wilson; Bancroft Electorate Office; Corrine McMillan

The Education, Employment and Small Business Backbench Committee meeting will be held at 1pm on Monday 25th

November.

This week, Minister Grace's Seniors Advisor will be providing a briefing on the Community Services Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Bill 2019.

The meeting will take place in the usual place, Room 5.04A.

Kind regards,

Jill

Electorate Officer for Leanne Linard MP State Member for Nudgee P: 3638 7100 I E: nudgee @parliament.qld.gov.au PO Box 379, Northgate Q 4013

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Tue 26/11/2019 1:00 PM Tue 26/11/2019 2:00 PM

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We will have about 5 mobile TAFE training vans and apprentices at Parliament next week.

The van is a mobile classroom used for theory assessment and practical observations. Vans are equipped with tools, printers, computers and whiteboards.

MPs are invited to come and have a look, chat with apprentices and get a photo or video for social media.

Details are:

Tuesday 26 November 1:00pm - 2:00pm (you can pop in anytime) Porte Cochere (QUT entrance)

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Tue 3/12/2019 1:20 PM Tue 3/12/2019 2:50 PM

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My name is and I am emailing you on behalf of the Student Sustainability Committee of Emmaus College.

We are holding a Sustainability Day for the Year 8 cohort being held this coming Tuesday (3 rd December) to educate and inform them on how to be more sustainable.

Our committee was wondering if you would be present to help celebrate our achievements and be a part of the great day planned. The event has been supported by the Sustainability Funding from Rockhampton Regional Council.

We have attached an invitation in which all the times are outlined.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kindest regards,

on behalf of the Student Sustainability Committee

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AS - - Re North Keppel Island Education Centre - Proposed Scholarships Keppel EO

Thu 5/12/2019 2:30 PM Thu 5/12/2019 3:00 PM

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would like to discuss the possibility of setting up scholarship for the North Keppel Island Education Centre.

Proposal for NKIEEC Scholarship Fund

The non-attendance of students from disadvantaged backgrounds during scheduled class visits to NKIEEC is a significant problem, 123 students in 2019.

Depleted class groups result in under-utilisation of resources, including transport, accommodation and staff. It is also a setback for the students concerned as they miss out on a significant learning, recreational and social experience and their disadvantage is reinforced.

It is proposed that a permanent fund be established which would provide scholarships to subsidise the attendance of up to 50 students per year. It is proposed that the subsidy would be $120 per head, which is 38% of the normal weekly charge per student.

It is recommended that a perpetual NKIEEC Scholarship Fund be established through Queensland Community Foundation {https://qcf.org.au/giving/create-a-named-sub-fund/) and sufficient capital, possibly up to $300,000, be raised and invested to provide the scholarships from the annual interest generated. Scholarships for disadvantaged students would be allocated by a committee comprising the Principal, a senior staff member and the P& C President.

It is envisaged that it would take a least 12 months to contact donors and raise the required capital. To do this, the Fund could be launched early in 2020 with the aim of providing the first scholarships in 2021. NKIEEC has already submitted an application for a grant of $10,000 from Gladstone Port Corporation to provide scholarships in 2020. However, we should not rely on annual grants in future years.

The task would be made easier if a service club such as Lions, Rotary or Probus would agree to collaborate with the P&C to advertise the Fund and contact donors. It may be worthwhile to establish levels of sponsorship such as Gold, Silver, Bronze with appropriate recognition and plan a major fundraising launch event. Member for Keppel and Assistant Minister for Education Brittany Lauga MP could be invited to be the Fund Patron. Potential sources of donations could include:

• State Government MPs • Local Government Councils

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• Banks • Pinefest Ambassador Quest Entrants • Service clubs • Aurizon • Australia Post • Central Queensland University • Major local employers • Members of Capricorn Enterprise • Suppliers to NKIEEC including Keppel Bay Marina • Y eppoon Market • Y eppoon Choral Society • Visiting School P&Cs • Community groups that use NKIEEC • Individual bequests

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Fund raising will be a major task and it will be necessary to establish a dedicated P&C sub-committee with committed members and service club representatives

Motion 1: That the NKIEEC Scholarship Fund be established to subsidise attendance by disadvantaged students. Motion 2: AP& C sub-committee comprising ...... and other co-opted members be formed to initiate and plan the NKIEEC Scholarship Fund.

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Subject: JS CQU graduations Landry will be there Location: CQUniversity Sports Complex, Rockhampton North Campus AROUND BACK OF STAGE

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ANDREW

MEET ANDREW OR VICE CHANCELLOR AROUND THE BACK OF THE STAGE TO GET YOUR GOWNS

ROCKHAMPTON GRADUATION CEREMONY:

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Friday 6 December 2019

10.00am - School of Business and Law, School of Education and The Arts, School of Engineering and Technology

2.00pm - School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Sciences, School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences and PhD Graduates

CQUniversity Sports Complex, Rockhampton North Campus

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CHANCELLOR'S GRADUATION LUNCHEON FUNCTION:

DATE:

TIME:

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RSVP:

I hope to see you there.

Regards,

Friday 6 December 2019

12.30pm arrival for a 12.45pm start

Senior Common Room, CQUniversity Student Residences, Rockhampton North Campus

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To RSVP for one or all events please email [email protected] by 4.00pm on Friday 22 November 2019. Also, include the details of your guests and any dietary requirements.

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Ms Kim Harrington Associate Vice-Chancellor Rockhampton CQUniversity Australia Ph: +61 7 49232036 IE avc-rockharn [email protected]

THIS GUY IS BEING HONOURED AND THIS IS JUST A BRIEF ON HIS CV

Suharso Monoarfa, National Development Planning Minister and member of the Presidential Advisory Council, Indonesia

Mr Suharso Monoarfa (born 31 October 1954 in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara) is an Indonesian entrepreneur and politician. He is currently interim-Chairman of the United Development Party (PPP). PPP is part of the ten-party coalition that supported Joko Widodo for re-election in 2019. Mr Suharso was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2004 and re-elected in 2009. He served as the Minister for Public Housing in President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's second administration, from Oct 2009 to Oct 2011, when he resigned for personal reasons. In 2015 Mr Suharso was elected by President Joko Widodo to the 9-member Presidential

Advisory Council. The role of the Council is to provide independent advice to the President. He remains a member of the Presidential Advisory Council.

In October 2019 Mr Suharso was elected to President Joko Widodo's cabinet as National Development Planning Minister and head of the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), with responsibility for Indonesia's $33 billion capital relocation plan. Mr Suharso is also acting Chairman of PPP, Indonesia's oldest Islamic party. On 15 March 2019 the former chairman, M. Romahurmuziy resigned unexpectedly, following which Mr Suharso was appointed as interim party leader.

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Mon 9/12/2019 8:00 AM Mon 9/12/2019 5:30 PM

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Tue 10/12/2019 9:00 AM Tue 10/12/2019 11 :00 AM

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• hand out the trophies

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1. The availability of therapy services to children of school age with disability and disorders. Has met Grace Grace's office on the same thing.

2. Waste and recycling issues in the Yeppoon Central Shopping Centre.

Please find department's advice below on the concerns has raised with the Mcconnel EO:

Sharing of documents between Queensland Government Departments

• Information collection and storage is governed by a range of legislation and policy within Queensland including the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (the Act). The Act governs how Queensland Government agencies collect, store, use and disclose personal information.

• It is good practice to share relevant information between agencies; however, parents must give consent for the relevant information to be shared.

• Where students have accessed support from Queensland Health, their parents are encouraged to talk to the school about the support their child has received, and share any reports or written information they may have.

• If further information is required, the school or a Department of Education (department) employee can request that parents give them written consent to request relevant documents and information from Queensland Health.

More professional assistance from allied health and occupational therapists

• The department employs speech language pathologists, occupational therapists and physiotherapists to support schools to make reasonable adjustments to enable students with disability to access and participate in education.

• In 2019, the department allocated $33.36 million for therapy services and employed 77.3 full-time equivalent (FTE) occupational therapists and 199.9 FTE speech language pathologists.

• Schools may also use other funding provided by the department, for example Investing for Success funding to purchase additional therapy services.

• In term 3 2019, 16 schools purchased additional occupational therapy support and 383 schools purchased additional speech-language pathology support.

• All state schools can access these services as visiting services. Therapists work as part of a school team.

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• The department does not have a comprehensive list of all assistance available. • The department provides funding to a number of organisations to support students with disability in schools.

However, this support is usually provided at the request of the school rather than the family. • Further information and a list of funded organisations can be found on the department's website at:

https://education.qld.gov.au/about-us/budgets-funding-grants/grants/other-organisations.

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Speaker: Matthew Cox Director of Logan Together

Every Child CQ is pleased to invite you to attend our Annual General Meeting (AGM). We would like to share our achievements to date and launch "Connecting the Dots," our document updating the community about who we are and what we do and how we intend to continue to operate as a backbone organisation supporting the regional communities of Central Queensland.

Our guest speaker Matthew Cox will share his journey as the Chief Executive Officer of a large backbone organisation, "Logan Together", the ups and downs but most importantly what can be achieved when a community truly works together with the support of a backbone toward a common agenda.

M - 11th December 2019

No Time Agenda Item Presenter

12pm AGM Maxine Brushe Acknowledgement of Traditional

Owners Acknowledgement of Special Guests

Welcome

Housekeeping

12.05pm Minutes of Previous AGM Maxine Brushe

Financial report Accept financial report

President's Annual Report

Proposed Expansion of Management Group

Election of Officers & Management Group Mick Shearer

AGMC/ose 12.25pm Launch - Connecting the Dots Mick Shearer

Every Child CQ Inc. Governance Model

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Assistant Minister for Children and Families

Outline of the Minister Portfolio and current priorities

5 12.40pm Guest Speaker- Member for Keppel Brittany Lauga

Assistant Minister for Education

6 12.45pm Guest Speaker Matthew Cox

"Logan Together'' The Journey of a Backbone Organisation

7 1.15pm All Light Lunch - a chance to connect

8 1.35pm Maxine Brushe

The Way Forward

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9 2pm Thank you Maxine Brushe

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Thu 12/12/2019 9:00 AM Thu 12/12/2019 10:00 AM

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Susan Beatty 49251888. This event has been confirmed.

• 6:00pm - 7:00pm is the formal part of the event

• Brittany to present the School Captains' Certificates for students in leadership roles

• 7:00pm - 8:00pm is for a student only social, however if Brittany wishes to remain and mix with some of the parents for all or part of that time, she is welcome

• A program is being prepared now, and will be provided when completed

Dear Brittany,

The Administration Team of Taranganba would like to cordially invite you to this year's Taranganba State School Year 6 Graduation and Awards Evening.

This year's Graduation will be conducted on Thursday !,2th December, commencing at 6.00pm at the Taranganba State School Hall.

The formal part of the evening will be held in the first hour of the program. During the formal ceremony, we will be acknowledging the achievements of our student cohort and presenting some special awards. The cutting of the graduation cake will take place after the formal ceremony.

I hope that you are able to join us for this special evening in celebrating the achievements of our senior students. It would be appreciated if you could contact the school before Friday 8 November to let us know if you are able to attend.

Yours sincerely

Susan Beatty

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JB Lunch with T2S graduates Sizzler, Rockhampton

Tue 17/12/2019 12:00 PM Tue 17/12/2019 1:00 PM

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Keppel Electorate Office Keppel Electorate Office; [email protected] Nathan A Kime

Nathan Kime, Coordinator -E [email protected]

Britt to host lunch for 4 graduates (young people) and 4 adults (including Britt), at Sizzler in Rockhampton

Email invitation sent to Nathan

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JS T2S graduation The Rocks Cafe, Lagoon. Yeppoon

Thu 19/12/2019 10:00 AM Thu 19/12/2019 11 :30 AM

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Cert II in Resource 19/12/2019 and Infrastructure

12.12.2019 -Transition 2 Success - Rockhampton P 4848 4600

10am The Rocks Cafe, 3 Lagoon Place, Yeppoon

Spoke to Millie - confirmed - Brittany is welcome to hand out the awards with Millie (Snr Transition Officer, Youth Justice)) and (Coal Train Trainer) A program that aims to help young people who are:

• over 15 years old • in the youth justice system-or considered at risk of entering it.

Rockhampton Youth Justice Centre (DJAG) delivers the program in a local community setting and give young people a chance to work toward a future that isn't defined by their past. T2S helps young people lower their risk of offending by engaging with education, training and employment. Our Youth Justice officers work with other agencies, local businesses and community organisations to deliver the T2S program.

Transition 2 Success coordinator Nathan Kime +an appropriate VJ staff member can also stand up with Britt if you'd like them to

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JS Meet Lyle Walker at Parkhurst SS Parkhurst SS

Mon 13/01/2020 9:00 AM Mon 13/01/2020 10:00 AM

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I can give a quick tour, share the plans for the $5.9 million general learning area and provide an overview of the scope of works. More than happy to help Brittany with a social media update or two too as a good news story.

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BL ME meeting CQUniversity Rockhampton North - Central Queensland University, Bruce Highway, North Rockhampton QLD 4702, Australia

Thu 16/01/2020 4:00 PM Thu 16/01/2020 5:00 PM

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BL Nick Klomp Vice-Chancellor's Residence at CQUniversity Rockhampton North Campus

Thu 16/01/2020 6:30 PM Thu 16/01/2020 8:30 PM

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CQUniversity Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Nick Klomp, would like to extend an invitation to his residence for dinner.

Date: Thursday, 16 January 2020 Time: 6.30pm Location: Vice-Chancellor's Residence at CQUniversity Rockhampton North Campus, Bruce Highway. Attached is a copy of the campus map, along with an image that includes arrow directions.

The evening will be casual where a few guests can enjoy Nick and hospitality over a relaxed dinner.

Please via reply email to [email protected] or phone (07) 4930 9752 to advise of your availability and any dietary requirements.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask and we look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards, Sarah CQUniversity Australia

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Mon 20/01/2020 3:30 PM Mon 20/01/2020 4:30 PM

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The Minister will now be in Rockhampton from the morning of Tuesday 21st January and departing in the evening at around 5pm.

The Minister will now be in Rocky just Tuesday now.

Here is the itinerary for Tuesday 21st January:

MAK-ROK 9.2Sam-10.10am

10.45am Drive to Yeppoon (30 min}

11.30am - View finished 2020 Ready project at Yeppoon SHS ($5.SM admin block conversion} with Brittany

Lunch - (Brittany, would you like to join the Minister for lunch?)

1pm - Drive back to Rocky

1.4Spm- Look at solar panels at North Rocky Special School with Barry

ROK-BRIS Spm-6.1Spm

So if possible, we would be asking Brittany to drive the Minister and Brock from Rocky airport to Yeppoon SHS, then from Yeppoon SHS to Rockhampton North Special School, and then from Rockhampton North Special School back to the airport. Would she be okay to do this? Please find below and attached info to support Brittany's attendance at Yeppoon SHS and Rockhampton North Special School on Tuesday 21/01/20.

Yeppoon SHS: 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

• Yeppoon State High School (SHS), located at Rawlings Street, Yeppoon, was approved for funding under the Queensland Government's $250 million 2020 Ready program for the refurbishment of the existing administration building into learning areas and the construction of a new administration centre. ·

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• The project will include conversion of the existing administration centre to provide for five learning areas with associated support spaces and a new administration centre with covered link access.

2. PROJECT SCOPE:

• The project comprises two components:

- senior learning centre - refurbishment of the single storey administration building into a new senior learning centre. This area will have five general learning areas, a data room and a store room;

- new administration centre - construction of a new administration centre with corporate services offices, staff offices, student services, various meeting rooms, kitchenette, store rooms and amenities; and

- external works for the new administration centre will include the connection of the new building to the spine of the school via a new Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliant covered walkway.

3. FUNDING INFORMATION:

• The school's allocated budget to deliver the new multi-storey learning centre project is $5,095,453 (excluding GST). The total estimated project expenditure is $5,604,998 (including GST).

4. PROJECT STATUS:

• The construction contract was awarded to Hutchinson Builders on 21 December 2018.

• Construction commenced on site on 16 February 2019 with forecast completion on 21 January 2020.

5. JOBS SUPPORTED:

• Based on the Queensland Treasury's labour multiplier per million dollars spent, this project is estimated to support up to 17 jobs once fully completed.

• A total of 10 apprentices worked on the site over the course of the project.

6. CONTENTIOUS ISSUES:

• Nil.

7. OTHER PROJECTS:

• A project is underway to deliver the refurbishment of the tuckshop at Yeppoon SHS, under the School Infrastructure Enhancement program.

• The budget for this project is $305,000 (excluding GST). The total estimated project expenditure is $380,500 (including GST). This includes a contribution from the Parents and Citizens' Association of $45,000 (excluding GST).

• The contract was awarded to QBuild on 20 December 2019.

• Construction commenced on site on 2 January 2020 with forecast completion on 21 February 2020.

Rockhampton North Special School:

8. PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

• Rockhampton North Special School, located at 353-359 Dean Street, Frenchville, was approved for funding under the Advancing Clean Energy Schools (ACES) program for the implementation of solar and energy management initiatives.

9. PROJECT SCOPE:

• EcoSave was appointed to install the solar panels at Rockhampton North Special School and the project supported five jobs and 40 apprentice work hours throughout the life of the project.

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• The project commenced with an energy audit which identified cost savings that could be achieved through the installation of 30kW solar panels. This equated to a total of 95 solar panels being installed on the roof of Block B.

• Installation of the solar panels was completed on 5 December 2019, ready for 2020.

• The system is expected to generate 29,993 kWh each year. This equates to an expected reduction of some 87 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions each year.

10. FUNDING INFORMATION:

• The school's allocated budget to deliver the ACES project is $83,129 (excluding GST). The total estimated project expenditure is $91,442 (including GST).

11. PROJECT STATUS:

• The contract was awarded to EcoSave on 30 June 2019.

12. JOBS SUPPORTED:

• Based on the Queensland Treasury's labour multiplier per million dollars spent, the $97 million ACES program is estimated to support up to 320 jobs over the three years of the program's delivery.

13. CONTENTIOUS ISSUES:

• Nil.

14. OTHER PROJECTS:

• Rockhampton North Special School, under the School Subsidy Scheme, will also receive an upgrade of the quadrangle to a multi-purpose area with a new roof structure and synthetic grass and court markings at an allocated budget cost of $363,581 (excluding GST) ($399,939 including GST). School contribution to the project is $91,929 (excluding GST).

• The contract was awarded to Hawley Constructions Pty Ltd on 28 November 2019 with practical completion forecast for mid-February 2020.

Please let me know if you need anything further.

Kind regards, Kristina.

Kristina Pace Caucus Liaison Officer Office of the Hon Grace Grace MP Minister for Education Minister for Industrial Relations

P 07 3719 7110 E: [email protected] 1 William Street, Brisbane Qld 4000

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Wed 22/01/2020 9:00 AM Wed 22/01/2020 10:00 AM

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