Category: Victoria, Melbourne Secondary School Zone Map

With the opening of Port Melbourne Secondary College in 2022, there is a drastic change to the existing school zone for Albert Park Secondary College.

Everything west of the Bay street and City road is now part of the school zone of the newly established Port Melbourne Secondary College in 2022 for year 7. The little strip of the area north of West Gate Freeway also has been transferred to the Port Melbourne Secondary College as well. The green striped area is what covers the above changes.

The red striped area is Albert Park and is transferred to Albert Park Secondary College from Elwood College in 2022, but since there are no residential buildings as far as I can see there will not be any impact to enrolment from this part of the change.

The red borders are the 2021 and the black borders are the 2022 school zone borders.

The proper name used by the Victorian Department of Education is called “Designated neighbourhood school” which is what a particular address is zoned for the particular school. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

• Designated neighbourhood zone
• Designated neighbourhood boundary
• Neighbourhood zone
• School Zone
• School intake area
• School catchment

For the final confirmation please contact the school in question. You can also find the full Melbourne, Victoria public school zone map by clicking on the link.

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Mckinnon Secondary College school zone will be expanded in 2022 to its northeast corner at the expense of nearby schools.

Most of the area that is in the middle of the transferred zone to Mckinnon Secondary College in 2022 comes from Bentleigh Secondary College, a smaller segment in the east came from south Oakleigh Secondary College. There is another very small part from the west of the transferred zone that will be transferred from Glen Eira College.

The red striped area is what will be transferred to Mckinnon Secondary College in 2022. The red borders are the 2021 and the black borders are the 2022 school zone borders.

The proper name used by the Victorian Department of Education is called “Designated neighbourhood school” which is what a particular address is zoned for the particular school. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

• Designated neighbourhood zone
• Designated neighbourhood boundary
• Neighbourhood zone
• School Zone
• School intake area
• School catchment

For the final confirmation please contact the school in question. You can also find the full Melbourne, Victoria public school zone map by clicking on the link.

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Edenbrook Secondary College was opened in 2021 for year 7 and will be for year 8 in 2022, then progressively one year at a time. With these new schools, the nearby school zones are redrawn to accommodate this change.

The green striped area was used to be part of the Officer Secondary College and for the Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Edenbrook Secondary College zone.

The red striped area was used to be part of the Pakenham Secondary College and for the Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Edenbrook Secondary College zone.

The yellow striped area was used to be part of the Koo Wee Rup Secondary College and for Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Edenbrook Secondary College zone.

Year 9 enrolment will be transferred in 2023, Year 10 in 2024, Year 11 in 2025, and finished with Year 12 in 2026. The red borders are the 2020 and the black borders are the 2022 school zone borders.

The proper name used by the Victorian Department of Education is called “Designated neighbourhood school” which is what a particular address is zoned for the particular school. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

• Designated neighbourhood zone
• Designated neighbourhood boundary
• Neighbourhood zone
• School Zone
• School intake area
• School catchment

For the final confirmation please contact the school in question. You can also find the full Melbourne, Victoria public school zone map by clicking on the link.

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The new Clyde Secondary College will be open in 2022 to year 7 students, this will result in significant changes to the surrounding school zones as well.

Most of the school zone of the new Clyde Secondary College will be coming from Cranbourne East Secondary College. To the north, there are some minor exchanges between the old Cranbourne East Secondary College school zone with the Kambrya Secondary College, these are the green and red striped areas.

The yellow striped area will be transferred to the new Clyde Secondary College from Officer Secondary College in 2022.

The blue striped area will be transferred to the new Clyde Secondary College from Koo Wee Rup Secondary College in 2022.

The black striped area will be transferred to the new Clyde Secondary College from Cranbourne Secondary College in 2022.

The red striped area in the west will be transferred to the new Clyde Secondary College from Elisabeth Murdoch Secondary College in 2022.

Using the usual procedure, Clyde Secondary College will accept year 7 students in 2022, year 7 to 8 in 2023, year 7 to 9 in 2024, year 7 to 10 in 2024, year 7 to 11 in 2024, and year 7 to 12 in 2025.

The proper name used by the Victorian Department of Education is called “Designated neighbourhood school” which is what a particular address is zoned for the particular school. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

• Designated neighbourhood zone
• Designated neighbourhood boundary
• Neighbourhood zone
• School Zone
• School intake area
• School catchment

For the final confirmation please contact the school in question. You can also find the full Melbourne, Victoria public school zone map by clicking on the link.

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Cranbourne West Secondary College was opened in 2021 for year 7 and will be for year 8 in 2022, then progressively one year at a time. With these new schools, the nearby school zones are redrawn to accommodate this change.

The green striped area was used to be part of the Carrum Downs Secondary College and for the Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Cranbourne West Secondary College zone.

The red striped area was used to be part of the Lyndhurst Secondary College and for the Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Cranbourne West Secondary College zone.

The yellow striped area was used to be part of the Cranbourne Secondary College and for the Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Cranbourne West Secondary College zone.

The blue striped area was used to be part of the Elisabeth Murdoch Secondary College and for the Year 7 and 8 in 2022 will be part of Cranbourne West Secondary College zone.

Year 9 enrolment will be transferred in 2023, Year 10 in 2024, Year 11 in 2025, and finished with Year 12 in 2026. The red borders are the 2020 and the black borders are the 2022 school zone borders.

The proper name used by the Victorian Department of Education is called “Designated neighbourhood school” which is what a particular address is zoned for the particular school. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

• Designated neighbourhood zone
• Designated neighbourhood boundary
• Neighbourhood zone
• School Zone
• School intake area
• School catchment

For the final confirmation please contact the school in question. You can also find the full Melbourne, Victoria public school zone map by clicking on the link.

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I am just going through the 2022 high school zones for Victoria. There is actually a fair number of changes, since one of the visitors to my site brought up the Frankston High school, I figure I will review the changes for it first.

Victorian schools, in general, use closest-to-school rules when it comes to enrolment and school zones. However, there are a number of schools got specific school zones assigned to them, Frankston High School is one of them.

The school zone is changed for 2022 in a fairly abrupt fashion from what I gather in the news. It has now reverted back to the closest school rule when it comes to enrolment and no longer got a specific school zone assigned to it. The affected schools around Frankston High School for 2022 are as follows.

• Frankston High School
• Monterey Secondary College
• McClelland Secondary College
• Mount Erin Secondary College
• Mount Eliza Secondary College

Frankston High School gained the southern tip of the existing Monterey Second College zone in 2022.

Frankston High School gained a large section and give up a small segment to the east with the McClelland Secondary College in 2022.

Frankston High School traded parts of the zones in the east with Mount Erin Secondary College in 2022.

Frankston High School also traded zones for 2022 to the south with Mout Eliza Secondary College

Please note the green striped parts are what will be gained and the red stripped parts are what will be transferred away by Frankston High School in 2022 compare to existing school zones. The red borders are the 2021 and the black borders are the 2022 school zone borders.

The proper name used by the Victorian Department of Education is called “Designated neighbourhood school” which is what a particular address is zoned for the particular school. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

• Designated neighbourhood zone
• Designated neighbourhood boundary
• Neighbourhood zone
• School Zone
• School intake area
• School catchment

For the final confirmation please contact the school in question. You can also find the full Melbourne, Victoria public school zone map by clicking on the link.

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