When you choose to live at Life, Point Cook, your children are just a short drive from an impressive range of schools. The community is located in the school zone for Alamanda College, Point Cook Senior Secondary College and Stella Maris Catholic Primary School, plus it’s within easy reach of Westbourne Grammar School and Victoria University Werribee Campus, which means your kids have plenty of education options at their fingertips.

The schools in point cook  are complemented by an extensive network of childcare centres, parks with walking trails and fishing spots and plenty of shopping options including two major malls. And if sport is your thing, you’ll love that there are numerous sporting clubs and venues available to residents.

A Guide to Schools in Point Cook: Choosing the Right Education for Your Child

During the development of Point Cook, land developers and Wyndham City Council (WCC) made a conscious effort to create standout features that would attract people to this new suburb. These features helped it to become one of Melbourne’s fastest growing suburbs, far exceeding WCC’s expectations. They also helped to maintain a strong sense of community spirit and mateship that continues to make the area so popular today.

The earliest history of Point Cook dates back to 1912 when the Federal Government purchased a section of land with a vision to establish the Central Flying School. This base would become the birthplace of the Royal Australian Air Force and was instrumental in both World Wars. In the early days, aircraft were flown in from Britain and the Central Flying School became a hub of activity for thousands of men and women who went on to serve Australia’s military forces around the globe.