Fourteen more primary schools in the Brisbane electorate have received funding for major new infrastructure projects under Round Two of the Primary Schools for 21st Century (P21) programme.

The schools are:

Fortitude Valley State School	$250,000 for a library
Windsor State School	$3 million for a multi-purpose hall and a resource centre
Brisbane Grammar School	$2 million for a multi-purpose centre
Holy Rosary Primary School	$850,000 for a hall and a library
St Ambrose’s Primary School	$2 million for a hall
St Columba’s Primary School	$3 million for a hall and a multi-purpose space
Ferny Grove State School	$3 million for a multi-purpose hall and a resource centre
Mitchelton State School	$3 million for a multi-purpose hall and a resource centre
Our Lady of Dolours School	$2 million for multi-purpose space and a library
Bardon State School	$2 million for a hall and a library
Ithaca Creek State School	$2.5 million for a multi-purpose hall and a resource centre
Milton State School	$3 million for a library
Mater Dei Parochial School Holy Spirit School	$2.5 million for a hall, library and multi-purpose facilities $2 million for a hall and a library

Federal Member for Brisbane Arch Bevis said: “The second round is providing more of our local schools with modern facilities from the Federal Government’s huge investment in education.

“With construction beginning as soon as possible, there will be support for jobs and small businesses during these difficult times.”

Applications for Round Three close on 10th July and will see all remaining eligible primary schools receive funding. Funding amounts are based on school enrolments.