Darlington Public School upgrade is now finished and operational, serving the needs of students and the community.
As more than 12 months have passed since the start of operations for this project, all state significant development (SSD) reports have been archived.
The benefits
Stage 1
New teaching and learning spaces.
Preschool classrooms.
A new library.
New administration area.
Stage 2
More new learning and teaching spaces.
A new hall.
A new canteen.
Covered outdoor learning areas (COLAs).
Landscaping and play areas.
New staff facilities.
Planning
Design
In progress
Complete
Image: Darlington Public School, Golden Grove St entrance
Image: Hall: The new hall includes a permanent installation of rugs from the school’s Aboriginal art collection
Image: COLA mural: The COLA integrates Aboriginal art on the wall outside the Reception area
Image: Library: The school has been enjoying the new library, which was delivered in Stage 1
Image: Year 6 art wall: The Year 6 art was established in 2015
Image: Presentation space
Image: Outdoor play area
Image: New staff facilities
Image: Learning space on Level 2
Image: Darlington Public School – May 2022
Image: Etching artwork at preschool reception
Image: Level 1 collaboration space
Image: Level 1 covered outdoor learning area (COLA)
Image: Level 1 presentation space
Image: New library
Image: Practical activity area
Image: Preschool learning area
Image: Preschool learning space
Image: Preschool outdoor play area
Image: Preschool reception area
Commencement
Early 2021
Completion date
July 2023
Architect
fjmt studio
Builder
AW Edwards
Electorate
Newtown
Address
Golden Grove St Darlington NSW 2008
To celebrate Education Week 2023, take a closer look at our 4 recent school upgrades.
Darlington Public School celebrated NAIDOC with a barbecue last week and the department’s major works team was there too.
Images and information to keep you informed about the progress of your new or upgraded school throughout every stage of the building process.
See how we keep the school community, nearby residences and businesses informed of upcoming works.
We recognise the Ongoing Custodians of the lands and waterways where we work and live. We pay respect to Elders past and present as ongoing teachers of knowledge, songlines and stories. We strive to ensure every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learner in NSW achieves their potential through education.
