NSW Labor will build more schools: Foley

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 23, 2016

It would take 45 years for the Baird government to deliver the new schools that New South Wales needs within the next 15 years, Opposition Leader Luke Foley says.

Luke Foley.

SYDNEY, June 23 - "At the rate NSW is delivering new classrooms, it will take until 2061 to deliver the school ...

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