Campus & Facilities

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Our campus has been purpose-built to support high-quality learning, wellbeing and community connection. Opened in 2023, Mickleham Secondary College currently accommodates up to 800 students across specialist and general learning spaces.

Campus Highlights

  • Administration building with library, staff offices and amenities
  • Learning neighbourhood building
  • Science building
  • Materials technology building
  • Community hub building (competition-grade basketball/netball court, canteen, music, drama, food technology)
  • 4 outdoor hardcourts
  • Sports field

Explore Our Spaces

Take a closer look at the spaces that support learning, wellbeing and student life at Mickleham Secondary College.

Inside the college gymnasium

Sport & Performance

Gymnasium and Indoor Competition Space

Our community hub includes a full-size indoor court used for sport, assemblies and whole-school events.

Outdoor basketball court at Mickleham Secondary College

Active Spaces

Outdoor Courts and Recreation Areas

Multiple hardcourts support basketball, netball and active break-time programs throughout the week.

Science classroom

STEM Learning

Science Learning Environments

Purpose-built science rooms are designed for practical investigation, collaboration and inquiry-based learning.

Food technology kitchen

Specialist Programs

Food Technology Kitchen

Students access commercial-style kitchen facilities to develop practical skills and applied learning experiences.

Outdoor seating area near the canteen

Student Life

Canteen and Outdoor Social Areas

Welcoming outdoor spaces near the canteen provide comfortable areas for connection, breaks and student wellbeing.

Learning neighbourhood between two campus buildings

Campus Design

Learning Neighbourhoods

Connected buildings and open circulation areas support supervision, movement and a strong sense of belonging.

Phase 2 — Future Development

Subject to funding, Phase 2 will include an additional learning neighbourhood building and visual arts building, increasing capacity to 1,200 students.