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technical facilities were added with a woodwork room and a cookery room. In 1959 the
District High School was changed to a full High School and separated from the Primary School. Through the schools link with Lincoln Technical School in England, Lincoln Primary School and the newly formed High School adopted the St George's cross, and the fleur-de-lis, as their emblem. A new building, which includes nine new classrooms and the Information Centre/library, was officially opened in October 2010.
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In 1875 with a school roll of 109 children, the school was extended to 1,460 square feet (136 m). In 1882 the school was further enlarged to 1,834 square feet (170.4 m). The school roll fluctuated greatly during the early years. 155 children attended the school in 1883, 202 children in
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A new modular learning space was completed at the end of Term 3, 2016 to cater for the increasing student roll. At the same time the former
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