Manor Lakes P-12 College

Location
2-50 Minindee Road Wyndham Vale 3024

Projects

Find out more about the kindergarten at Manor Lakes P-12 College.

Upgrade and Modernisation – Building Capacity

  • Start

    Q2 2021

  • Planning

  • Design

  • Construction

  • Finish

    Q2 2024

The above dates are forecast only and subject to change.

About the project

We built on our previous work to upgrade and expand Manor Lakes P-12 College. With this latest project, we replaced temporary facilities with permanent buildings that will allow the school to offer places to an extra 400 local students.

Funding

In the 2021–22 State Budget, the school received at least $9.402 million.

Funding type

  • Upgrade and Modernisation
  • Manor Lakes P-12 College - upgrade and modernisation - building capacity, Illustrated render - North East view
  • Manor Lakes P-12 College - upgrade and modernisation - building capacity, Illustrated render - South East view
  • Manor Lakes P-12 College - upgrade and modernisation - building capacity, Illustrated render

  • Manor Lakes P-12 College - upgrade and modernisation - building capacity

    Illustrated render - North East view

  • Manor Lakes P-12 College - upgrade and modernisation - building capacity

    Illustrated render - South East view

  • Manor Lakes P-12 College - upgrade and modernisation - building capacity

    Illustrated render

Shared Facilities Fund

  • Start

    Q3 2018

  • Planning

  • Design

  • Construction

  • Finish

    Q1 2023

The above dates are forecast only and subject to change.

About the project

We upgraded the school’s oval. We replaced the oval’s surface, installed sports lighting and built a 4-wicket cricket net.

Funding

In 2016–17, the school received $935,000 in Shared Facilities funding.

Funding type

  • Shared Facilities Fund

Upgrade and Modernisation

  • Start

    Q1 2018

  • Planning

  • Design

  • Construction

  • Finish

    Q3 2019

The above dates are forecast only and subject to change.

About the project

We expanded and upgraded the school to ensure it can better cope with rapid enrolment growth across all year levels.

The school consulted with students, teachers and the local community to identify and prioritise the school’s building requirements.

This considered the curriculum needs of the school, as well as their future ambitions.

The project delivered:

  • a secondary centre with new classrooms and new administration facilities
  • a new café​/canteen and student lounge
  • facilities for trades learning
  • a new health hub with competition-grade netball courts and outdoor learning spaces
  • a new health hub with outdoor learning spaces
  • covered walkways between buildings​
  • new basketball and oval areas for outdoor sports
  • landscaping

Funding

In the 2016–17 State Budget, $10.9 million has been allocated to this project. In Round 1 of the Inclusive Schools Fund, the school received $200,000.

Funding type

  • Upgrade and Modernisation

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