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Work starts on public primary school for 500 pupils in Sydney’s north-west

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11 Nov 2026, 5:40 pm IST1 min read

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Construction has begun on a public primary school and early learning centre in Grantham Farm, in Sydney’s north-west, the New South Wales government said on November 11. The state expects both facilities to open on the first day of Term 1 in 2028.

The school, at Crown and Hamilton streets, is designed for up to 500 pupils from Kindergarten to Year 6. Plans include 24 classrooms and three learning support rooms. The early learning centre on the same site will have space for up to 60 children a day.

The state says pupils and staff from nearby Vineyard Public School will move to Grantham Farm once construction is complete.

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