New build
As part of the NSW Government's plan to rebuild public education, the NSW Budget is delivering $2.1 billion for new and upgraded schools in regional NSW. This targeted investment will ensure growing communities get access to a world class public education.
Willyama High School is set to receive a new build after it was damaged by mould in 2024.
The benefits
- Full rebuild of the existing school
- 30 general and specialist classrooms
- 4 support classrooms and a multipurpose space
- 2 modern science labs and enhanced science classrooms
- Modern core facilities
- Physical education and performing arts spaces
- VET hospitality and food technology kitchens
- New staff and administration facilities
- Covered outdoor learning areas
- New sports court and sports field
- Master planned for future expansion
For more information visit Willyama High School rebuild
Progress summary
- Demolition work is now complete.
- Site establishment is underway.
- A sod turn has been celebrated marking the commencement of main construction work.
- An official sod turn has been celebrated
- Performing site investigation work and completing environmental management activities.
- Developed the design to embed important cultural elements.
- We continue to work with the school leadership on specific areas of design that require specialist teaching knowledge and expertise.
Construction begins on landmark rebuild of Willyama High School
Release date: 20 May 2026
Construction is officially underway on the new Willyama High School, marking a historic milestone in the NSW Government’s commitment to public secondary education in Broken Hill.
The project will deliver a modern campus serving students, families and the wider community for generations to come, replacing the original 1970s school building which was severely damaged by mould in early 2024.
Construction begins on landmark rebuild of Willyama High School
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