NSW education and early childhood minister Sarah Mitchell opened new $630,000 science labs at Cootamundra High School yesterday.

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Updated May 16 2019 - 5:12pm, first published 1:00pm
(From left) P&C representative Kate Holt, Alasdair Sides, head science teacher, Steph Cooke, MP for Cootamundra, Sarah Mitchell, minister for education and early childhood, and Leesa Daly, principal, Peter Beath, Wiradjuri man and former school captain, and students Mathew Friend, Michaela Webb, Brianna Hefren, Eliza Cooper.
(From left) P&C representative Kate Holt, Alasdair Sides, head science teacher, Steph Cooke, MP for Cootamundra, Sarah Mitchell, minister for education and early childhood, and Leesa Daly, principal, Peter Beath, Wiradjuri man and former school captain, and students Mathew Friend, Michaela Webb, Brianna Hefren, Eliza Cooper.

Science, technology, engineering and maths are where more and more jobs will be in the future, and they're what Cootamundra's young people will be better able to study with the construction of new science labs at Cootamundra High School.

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Tom Gosling

Journalist, Cootamundra Herald

I've had a long career in journalism and corporate communications, starting with country newspapers, radio and TV in northern NSW and including ABC News Sydney and the Melbourne Herald. I edited The University of Sydney News for 10 years, and was Media Officer for CSIRO in Canberra and BHP Steelworks in Port Kembla.

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