I'm advised that:
Every eligible student who wishes to attend a New South Wales
government school will be given a place at their local school.
Accordingly, the Department of Education does not have fixed enrolment
capacities at New South Wales government schools. Schools have the capacity to
adapt to fluctuating enrolments through the use of a combination of temporary
and permanent teaching spaces.
Primary schools in the electorate have adequate space to meet projected
enrolment demand in the short to medium term, and the department is developing
a strategy to manage long-term primary school enrolment demand for the
electorate.
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