Where is our high school?
Calling for Armstrong Mt. Duneed residents' help

The Armstrong Mt. Duneed community has grown and now urgently needs our high school. 

There is growing community chatter and concern over the lack of commitment by the State Government to deliver our school, as reported recently by the Geelong Advertiser.

The fact remains; our Mirripoa Primary School is at capacity and without a nearby high school, many students will be forced to travel long distances from their home unless it is built soon.

The land for the high school has been long planned for. It is centrally located, easily accessible and ready to go. 

With a State election due November 2026, now is the time for our community to come together, make noise and pressure key members of parliament with our concerns and stories. 

How can you help?

Share your personal stories via a letter – Stories of how the lack of a school is impacting you can compel our MPs and Government to act. 

Spread the word – Share this with your friends, neighbours, and fellow parents in the community to also share their stories.

Where can you send your letters?

You can send your letters to the Club Armstrong Manager, Jodie Potter at clubmanager@armstronglife.com.au including your full name, address and phone number. We will make sure that these letters are collated and forwarded to the relevant people. Alternatively, you may wish to directly send it to any/all of the following key members of parliament and media.

Jess Wilson, Shadow Minister for Education:  jess.wilson.mp@parliament.vic.gov.au

Ben Carroll, Education Minister: ben.carroll@parliament.vic.gov.au

Geelong Advertiser: yoursay@geelongadvertiser.com.au

Herald Sun: hsletters@heraldsun.com.au

Surf Coast/Armstrong Creek Times:  editor@timesnewsgroup.com.au

Geelong Indy: editorial@geelongindependent.com.au

The Age: letters@theage.com.au

The Australian: letters@theaustralian.com.au

Thanks so much for your support.