On Friday, 21 March, the Frederick Irwin Anglican School community gathered to celebrate the official Commissioning of the new Early Years and Administration Centre at the Halls Head Campus. This event marked a significant milestone in the School’s ongoing growth, with the state-of-the-art facility set to provide outstanding opportunities for students and staff alike.
AngliSchools CEO, The Reverend Peter Laurence OAM, officially opened the new building, accompanied by a blessing from the Bishop of Bunbury, the Right Reverend Ian Coutts. Their presence, alongside members of the School Council, AngliSchools representatives, staff, students, and others who are involved in the project, highlighted the deep sense of community that Frederick Irwin is known for and reinforced the School’s strong Anglican roots and values.
Following the formal proceedings, guests toured the new facilities, gaining firsthand insight into the thoughtful design and the positive impact it will have on students.
Principal Mrs Tracey Gray expressed immense pride in the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in bringing this vision to life. “This building is not just a structure, it represents the commitment of our staff, the enthusiasm of our students, and the unwavering support of our school community. Seeing this project come to fruition is a testament to what we can achieve together.”
Head of Primary at Halls Head Campus, Mrs Sue Kirke, commented on the ingenuity of the modern learning spaces, “This new facility includes modern learning spaces designed to inspire creativity and exploration. The inclusion of contemporary technology and flexible learning environments ensures the School continues to provide high-quality education.”
As the Commissioning concluded with a final blessing by the Bishop, the sense of pride and was unmistakable. This commissioning is more than just an opening event—it is a celebration of growth and faith.
