Canberra to Open 3 New Schools Boosting Pupils
Canberra’s state and Catholic education systems plan major expansion this year adding about 3 500 pupils to reach a record 21 000 in state schools. Woden Valley High School and several primary campuses, plus church schools, open with multi‑million dollar investments and thousands of new teachers and forms.
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Gracious High School to Close in ACT in 1970
Canberra High School will shut at end of 1970 with enrolment expected to fall to about 430. With declining numbers and lack of facilities for a modern secondary system, Turner and Lyneham pupils will transfer to Lyneham High. Buildings will not be demolished and may become a teacher training facility near the Australian National University.
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