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New Crossing Not Enough, Says New Principal | Australia News
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A new pedestrian crossing on Canberra Avenue near Burke Crescent is a welcome safety step for St. Edmund’s College students after two hit-and-run injuries, but new principal James Keeley says it’s not enough. As an alum who’s already making waves with his fresh start—including a cheeky nod to his toilet-cleaning days—he’s pushing for a school zone with a 40 km/h speed limit, a proposal long delayed but now more urgent given the nearly 2,000 students crossing daily. Keeley, aiming for a decade of stability and growth, sees single-sex education as vital and is determined to keep St. Edmund’s thriving while keeping kids safe.
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