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Work begins on Forest High School’s relocation to Allambie Heights

A sod-turning ceremony, marking the beginning of works to build the new Forest High School, took place on Wednesday 6 December at the dedicated construction site on the corner of Aquatic Drive and Allambie Rd, Allambie Heights. In attendance were Wakehurst MP Michael Regan; Greg Warren (NSW Parliamentary Secretary for Education and Early Learning); Dean Israel (Construction Manager, ADCO); Nathan Lawler (Forest High School Principal); Patrick Wright (Client Director, Johnstaff);...

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