Schools
School sites reserved in the plan, plus established schools nearby.
Growth precincts set aside school land before homes are built. Until those schools open, families use existing schools in surrounding suburbs.
In the precinct plan
Future school sites.
Identified in the gazetted precinct structure plan. Locations are indicative until sites are formally acquired and designed.
Government school site
The precinct structure plan reserves land for a government school within the precinct. Delivery timing is set by the Victorian Government's school building program.
Non-government school site
The plan also identifies land for a non-government school. Operators and opening dates are decided separately from the planning approval.
Co-located community use
School sites in growth precincts are typically placed beside open space or a local centre so facilities can be shared with the community.
Nearby now
Existing schools in the surrounding area.
Donnybrook and Woodstock
New and recently opened primary schools serving the Donnybrook growth area, with enrolment pressure common in fast growing precincts.
Craigieburn
An established mix of government, Catholic and independent primary and secondary schools a short drive to the south-west.
Epping and Wollert
Additional primary and secondary options to the south-east, including newer schools built for the Whittlesea growth corridor.
Mickleham and Kalkallo
Nearby schooling options to the west and north within the Hume and Whittlesea growth areas.
Buy in the right school zone.
HALP maps school catchments so you can check which zone a lot falls into before you commit. Register and we will send catchment information for the releases you are looking at.
RegisterSchool zone boundaries and enrolment policies change. Always confirm catchments and enrolment directly with the school and the Victorian Department of Education before making a purchase decision. Living in a catchment does not guarantee a place.