Carranballac P-9 College
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Local government school with two campuses "Boardwalk" and "Jamieson Way" in Point Cook. One College
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Cnr Foxwood Drive & Dunnings Road
Melbourne, VIC
3030
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Our students aspire for excellence through a comprehensive curriculum and high expectations for students in Foundation to Year 9, governed by the Victorian Curriculum. With a team of dedicated Teachers, and extensive support staff our College offers Literacy, Numeracy, Language, Information Technology, Science, Arts, Music, Performing Art, Sports, Physical Education, Outdoor Education and Student Leadership opportunities.
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| Monday | 8:45am - 3pm |
| Tuesday | 8:45am - 3pm |
| Wednesday | 8:45am - 3pm |
| Thursday | 8:45am - 3pm |
| Friday | 8:45am - 3pm |
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Literacy, Numeracy, Language, Information Technology, Science, Arts, Music, Performing Art, Sports, Physical Education, Outdoor Education and Student Leadership opportunities.
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Carranballac P-9 College
Carranballac College is a P-9 co-educational school incorporating two Schools, Boardwalk School, opened in 2002, and Jamieson Way School, opened in 2006. The College is situated in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne and takes in enrolments mainly from Point Cook but also from Altona Meadows. At the start of 2017, the College enrolment across both campuses was 1428. The College's committed and enthusiastic staff provides a rich learning environment that caters for the whole child. It is committed to the development of good, caring citizens and to the individual development and personal welfare of all students in a safe and caring environment. We strongly believe that the role of parents is vital to the achievement of these goals.
We have a whole school approach to developing students’ literacy and numeracy skills and hold strongly to the belief that ALL teachers are teachers of literacy and numeracy.
Our name
The College was named after the Chirnside family property in western Victoria, as a way of remembering the significant contribution the family made to this area. The Deer Park Club, Point Cook homestead, Werribee Park Mansion, Werribee Crossroads Uniting Church and The Manor homestead in Werribee (destroyed by fire in 1966) were all built by this well known family in their pioneering days as graziers in the district.