HUNTLY Primary School showcased two of its newest facilities to the community at an open day last week.
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The school opened a new outdoor learning centre - a project funded through a grant from the Victorian Education Excellence Awards.
The new centre features a large seat covered by a shade cloth and will be used as an outdoor learning space.
Education support and sustainability teacher Felicity Nicholls said the learning centre was only the first stage of a three stage project.
She said the second stage would include building a barbecue which adjoined the outdoor learning centre, while stage three was installing a dry creek bed.
"The dry creek bed will be used as a place for sensory learning," she said.
"It will be wonderful once it is finished.
"It will add a nice dynamic to the school."
The school also opened its newly-named Greg Bowen community room last week.
It will be used as an after school care room and place for community groups to meet.
