$100.2 million government school and preschool upgrades

$64.7 million over four years for urgent capital works to address capacity pressures and condition and compliance works at a number of schools, including at Hackham West Children’s Centre, Plympton International College, Virginia Primary School and  preschool, and Yahl Primary School.


$25 million in 2023-24 to upgrade, repair or replace assets at over 50 metropolitan and regional government schools and preschool sites across South Australia.


$10.5 million in 2024-25 to support the commitment to deliver new gymnasiums at Brahma Lodge Primary School, Hillcrest Primary School, Ingle Farm East Primary School and The Pines School.

Student wellbeing program

$35 million over five years for government and non-government schools to participate in the Commonwealth funded National Student Wellbeing Program, which provides pastoral and secular wellbeing care services.


Regional school bus services

$15.8 million over four years to replace the existing Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands’ fleet with four-wheel-drive buses, and  to replace existing large buses in the regions.


The Smith Family grant

$4.2 million over four years to increase the grant to The Smith Family to support an additional 700 students per annum in the Learning for Life program.


Phones off when school's on

$515,000 over two years to support government secondary schools to implement a ban on mobile phone use.