[upbeat music throughout]
This video shows a series of video clips documenting the new facilities at three different schools interspersed with people speaking to camera.
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The Frankston North Education Plan
Aldercourt Primary School
Mahogany Rise Primary School
Monterey Secondary College
[Peter Langham, Principal – Monterey Secondary College]
Education is so important, everyone needs to be involved from babies to adults.
[Jen Agessa, Careers & Pathways Coordinator – Monterey Secondary College
Whether you're learning yourself or supporting someone else to learn, education is the key to living life to the full.
[Kathie Arnold, Principal – Aldercourt Primary School]
The Frankston North Education Plan is about making schools accessible for everyone.
[Sharon Wright, Partnership Manager – Our Place]
Connecting parents with the services and supports they need for their families so they can just get on with learning.
[Andrew Schneider, Principal – Mahogany Rise Primary School]
We've built new facilities, brought in new teaching expertise, rethought the way we teach our students and what we expect of them.
[Simone Kendall, Education Advisor – Peninsula Health]
We're making it easier to access important health and wellbeing services…
[Diana Wilson, Coordinator Maternal and Child Health and Immunisation – Frankston City Council]
…playgroups and family education sessions so that families can easily get the support they want and need.
[Nicole Bechaz, Teacher – Community Kinders Plus]
We're providing high-quality early childhood education for our youngest residents with three- and four-year-old kindergarten at Aldercourt Primary School…
[Karen Wheeler, Coordinator Children’s Services – Frankston City Council]
…and long daycare and kindergarten at Mahogany Rise Primary School.
[Peter Langham, Principal – Monterey Secondary College]
Whether you're learning yourself, or supporting someone else, education is key to living life to the full.
The video ends with the Victorian School Building Authority logo and website URL (www.schoolbuildings.vic.gov.au).
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