A Catholic education provider announces plans to convert a girls’ high school to co-education and to close two primary schools. All three reports say the high school’s move to co-educational enrolments is preceded by an expansion of the girls’ campus. The expansion is described as being carried out ahead of the transition, indicating infrastructure and capacity are being prepared to accommodate students of both genders.
The reports also state that two primary schools will close as part of the broader restructure. While the outlets describe the same overall direction—expanding the secondary school prior to the co-educational change and reducing primary school provision by closing two sites—the details on timing, student numbers, or locations are not provided in the shared excerpts.
Taken together, the coverage presents a coordinated shift in the provider’s schooling arrangements, with changes spanning both primary and secondary levels. The reports do not indicate any alternative options or different sequencing beyond the expansion before the co-education transition.
