Six Port Stephens schools in first roll out of NSW Government's Cooler Classrooms Fund

By Ellie-Marie Watts
December 5 2018 - 2:00pm
ENVIRONMENT: Hunter River High School principal Deb Dibley, school captain Megan Snow, 16, Liberal candidate Jaimie Abbott, captain Dylan Eyb, 17, and Port Stephens Duty MLC Catherine Cusack. Picture: Ellie-Marie Watts
ENVIRONMENT: Hunter River High School principal Deb Dibley, school captain Megan Snow, 16, Liberal candidate Jaimie Abbott, captain Dylan Eyb, 17, and Port Stephens Duty MLC Catherine Cusack. Picture: Ellie-Marie Watts

Hunter River High School is one of six in Port Stephens that will have air conditioners installed in classrooms when the first round of the NSW Government’s Cooler Classrooms Fund is rolled out.

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