Tyndale Christian School opens new admin centre, classrooms
The school’s ongoing expansion is continuing with $5.1 million worth of improvements completed at the end of term three.
Tyndale Christian School has continued its ongoing expansion with the completion of two new buildings at the end of term three.
A $4 million admin building and a $1.1 million refurbishment of senior school classrooms and amenities were officially opened by Senator Marielle Smith on September 22.
The upgrades were completed with help from a $1.25 million federal government grant.
Present at an opening ceremony were state and federal MPs, Murray Bridge Mayor Wayne Thorley and representatives of NAB, the Block Grant Authority, the builders and architects involved in the projects and the Tyndale Group of Christian Schools board.
“The teachers, staff and students at Tyndale Christian School Murray Bridge have built a strong and positive school community, and these new facilities will further enhance local educational opportunities,” Senator Smith said at the time of the funding’s announcement.
“Our government strongly believes in providing the best possible resources so that local students can realise their potential and develop the skills they need to go on to further study or to find a job.”
The new facilities follow the opening of a number of classrooms and learning spaces in 2021, extensions of the early learning centre and a nature play space in 2023, and a wellbeing and learning support centre in 2024.
