The St Columba Anglican School Building Fund

Building fund contributions of $450 or more pa are invited from all families at the school. Building Fund contributions are tax deductible and are an essential method of funding capital works to maintain and improve the buildings of the school. The Fund is separately accounted for and audited every year.

The St Columba Anglican School Council has worked to ensure that the best possible facilities are available for our students and to this end taking out loans to fund our acquisition & building projects.

Support of these projects through donation to the SCAS Building Fund is vital. Plans for future development of SCAS facilities are made based on an anticipated level of donation to the building fund.
 

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See how we have grown with support to the SCAS Building Fund-
 

2002 - The site of SCAS was aquired, a temporary access put in and the Nosworthy Building & Junior Block were completed. The total project cost $3 188 000.

2003- The Barrett Building housing the D&T rooms, Art Room, Dance Studio & Science rooms was completed. The total cost $1 955 000.



2003- The Dawson Library was constructed & includes 3 temporary classrooms.
The cost of this project $1 228 000. A contribution of $300 000 was recieved from the Federal Government.

2004- The first pod of the Rogers Middle School took shape. Cost $1 800 000.

2005- The Year 6 Middle School rooms & a computer lab were completed.
Total cost $1 100 000. A Federal Government contribution of $300 000 was made.

2006- Staff Central, the music rooms and Canteen came on line.
The Federal Government contributed $360 000 towards the final 
project cost of $3 201 000.



2006 - The new Administration block & 4 classrooms were constructed.
Total cost of this project $1 250 000 with a Federal Government contribution of $370 000.

2006- Construction of the Chapel & Performing Arts space - $ 550 000.



In 2009 the new Junior School Pitt Building & computer lab opened.
The cost was $1 929 006 of which the Federal Government contributed $625 000.

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