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^ Demountable classrooms are moved to their new location on the CCAS campus.

Central Coast Adventist School builds on assets
Erina, New South Wales

This year sees the commencement of a two-year development process, where further stages of the Central Coast Adventist School (CCAS) campus will be completed.
“Stage six,” which commenced February 18, will see the construction of nine new primary classrooms and surrounding landscaping. This will bring closure to the primary classroom needs of the school. Two purpose-built, multistorey blocks will house 18 classrooms in total and include support areas.
“Stage seven” will see 16 new secondary classrooms—including art, manual arts, performing arts and music spaces—created, in addition to significant landscaping. This building will also bring closure to the classroom needs of the secondary school. It is anticipated that this stage will be completed in late 2009.
CCAS has also started the 2008 school year with enrolments at record levels. There are more than 880 students currently enrolled, from Kindergarten through to Year 12.
The secondary school now has more than 140 students enrolled and next year will see the final 20 students join the primary school to give a total enrolment of 900 students.
“God has richly blessed the school as it redirected itself in the early 1990s, from a school facing possible closure through to the second largest school in the Australian Union Conference,” says principal Dean Bennetts.
“We give thanks to God for His guidance over the many years of school operations. We also acknowledge and thank the Adventist community on the Central Coast, for its tireless and enthusiastic support and prayers.”—Brenton Luchow