mackay central state school造句

• In 1967, the Infant and Intermediate Schools combined and became the Mackay Central State School.
• Based on this plan, the Mackay Central State School was constructed as a purpose-built Intermediate School.
• The first school on the site, on which the Mackay Central State School was to be built, was opened on 14 September 1871 with 41 pupils.
• "' Mackay Central State School "'is a heritage-listed state school at 251 Alfred Street, Mackay, Mackay Region, Queensland, Australia.
• Bricks from the former Pindi Pindi Brickworks were used to construct the Mackay Central State School ( formerly the Mackay Intermediate School ), Mackay Court House and Mackay Technical College.
• The grounds on which the Mackay Central State School is built has been the site of public education for over a century, and consequently, is significant for its strong association with the local community.
• Mackay Central State School is demonstrative of a government scheme, the Unemployment Relief Scheme, implemented to assist the unemployed throughout Queensland, by means of generating work projects, during the Depression of the 1930s.
• Constructed in 1933, as a former Intermediate School, the Mackay Central State School is most significant in demonstrating the results of an important development in Queensland education, established in 1928, where schools provided vocational training for senior primary school student.
• Further, the Mackay Central State School, is significant as one of the best examples of a purpose-built Intermediate School, the purpose for its use being clearly expressed in the fabric of the building, with the domestic science section located in the eastern wing and the manual arts section located in the western wing.