Major and Minor Works

This section encompasses policies, procedures, and forms required to undertake building works.

You will also find an overview of the Capital Investment Program and some examples of good practice and innovative building works contained in the booklet Curriculum and Campus - Changing Expectations.

Other examples of building works can be found in the section on Works Examples.

Policies
Good Practice
Forms

Policies
	Capital Investment Program - over view of the treasury policy underpinning the Capital Investment Program
	Capital Programs for Schools - encompasses the recognition and publicity required by the Commonwealth during the construction phase, official openings, school responsibilities, State and Territory responsibilities and ramifications of non compliance.

Good Practice
	Curriculum - Campus, Changing expectations(2003) Booklet PDF Demonstrates how good strategic planning and briefing for Capital Improvement projects can support, enhance and make a real difference to the quality of teaching and learning.
	Area and Space Standards Guidelines to help determine whether sites and or functional areas are within the normal range.

Forms
	The following applications should be used when making applications for major and minor works funding:
	Minor Works and Essential Maintenance Application Form - Schools and Colleges - Submissions are sought annually in February with the program administered on a single financial year basis.
	Capital Investment Program Application Form - Schools and Colleges - Submissions are sought annually in February with the program administered on a rolling three year basis.
	Minor Works and Essential Maintenance Application Form - Non-school Budget Centres - Submissions are sought annually in February with the program administered on a single financial year basis.
	Capital Investment Program Application Form - Non-school Budget Centres - Submissions are sought annually in February with the program administered on a rolling three year basis.