- 180 Alfred Rd Cobblebank 3338
New School
Start
Planning
Design
Construction
Open
Q1 2026
The above dates are forecast only and subject to change.
About the project
We built a new secondary school in Cobblebank. It opened in 2026, helping the growing local population get great education close to home.
In its first year of operation, Kolorer College opened to Year 7 students only. It will progress by year level thereafter.
Ciar Foster was appointed the first principal of the school.
The school was known by its interim name, Cobblebank Secondary School, during planning and design. Kolorer College was chosen as this new school’s name following community and Traditional Owner group consultation. Kolorer (pronounced koo-lorr) is a Wurundjeri Woi wurrung language word meaning lava flow.
For enrolment enquiries or to learn more about the school, please email kolorer.co@education.vic.gov.au.
Facilities
The school has the following facilities:
- a double-storey building with:
- administration spaces and a library
- a learning neighbourhood
- a 3-storey building with specialist learning areas for technology, science and the arts
- 2 outdoor hardcourts
- a bus loop and staff parking.
By Term 2, 2026, we expect to complete:
- a community hub with:
- an indoor multi-use court
- toilets and change room
- a fitness room
- specialist learning areas for music and drama
- specialist learning areas for food technology
- a canteen
- a sports field.
Supported inclusion school
Kolorer College is a supported inclusion school. Supported inclusion schools (SIS) are different to specialist schools. They are local schools that have facilities to provide extra support for students with a disability. Specialised facilities in these schools may include sensory areas, accessible play spaces and wider corridors.
Funding
Funding from the 2018–19 State Budget was initially allocated to purchase land for a new secondary school in Cobblebank, near Melton. Following early community engagement in 2019 and further investigations since then, this funding was relocated to a secondary school for Aintree.
In the 2024–25 State Budget, this school shared in $947.7 million allocated for new schools construction.
This school also received Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution funding for construction.
Funding type
- New School
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