Building a learning nation

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07 May, 2008

Clifton Hunter Campus - Groundworks continue at a fast pace

The groundworks at the Clifton Hunter Secondary Campus in Frank Sound continue at great pace. Many people have commented on the height of the 'pads' which now clearly delineate the position of the various buildings on the campus. These ground works are scheduled to finish within the next few weeks thereby allowing construction to start. (GL)

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