The Galungara Public School Project saw the delivery of this new public school with 19 flexible learning spaces and the capacity for 500 students. 
The project formed the School Infrastructures pilot program, trialing a new Design and Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) modular construction approach for the delivery of permanent schools, in response to a projected growth in the student population. 
Building modules were manufactured off site. Once on site, completion work for the modules included floor and wall finishes and joinery wherever possible. Final services connections were made once components were on site. 
Screw piles and site services were undertaken while modules were being finalised off site. The Hall, walkways and stairs were conventional construction. Mobile cranes were used to erect the modules. 
The Galungara Public School sets new benchmarks for innovative school delivery in NSW. Through careful coordination and collaboration with the client, consultants and the local trade market, the Richard Crookes Constructions team has delivered an innovative education facility.