Featherbrook P-9 College

Featherbrook P-9 College This is the official page for Featherbrook P-9 College Featherbrook College was a new school built in Point Cook in 2017.

Featherbrook College has proven to be an exciting community hub which successfully maximises community engagement. The School is located next to with other community services including: Featherbrook Community Centre, Pre-school, Maternal and Health Care and Featherbrook sports oval. Point Cook’s history is informed by its indigenous heritage, by the RAAF presence and by the wonderful richness of l

ocal families and those who have come from further afield, to call this beautiful part of Victoria, home. The beginning of our school in 2017 marked a point in time where together we began to build on the history of Point Cook. Our school has begun to build a highly respected reputation, known for actively promoting the importance of 4 key Educational Principles. Our college provides learning for students from Prep to year 9 and enjoys a wonderfully diverse educational experience for all. Featherbrook College will only be using this page as a means of celebrating the school and the students. Featherbrook College will NOT be using Facebook as a question and answer platform, and therefore will not be responding to any questions asked here. Please contact the school either in person, by phone, or email should you have any questions. Featherbrook College reserves the right to remove any content that is deemed disrespectful, not relevant, or is offensive as seen by Featherbrook College and its community. Offenders may be blocked, or be reported in accordance with Facebook policy. We thank you for your ongoing respect when referring to information shared on this education based site.

Last week, students of 2E celebrated Education Week by discussing their school community and their favourite areas of th...
29/05/2026

Last week, students of 2E celebrated Education Week by discussing their school community and their favourite areas of the school. The students reflected on their favourite areas to learn and enjoy. They collaboratively created posters to showcase their education at Featherbrook College.

The Featherbrook College Award is an award that was introduced during the college’s inaugural year of 2017. The award wa...
29/05/2026

The Featherbrook College Award is an award that was introduced during the college’s inaugural year of 2017. The award was designed to recognise students who consistently demonstrate the school’s values of High Expectations, Respect, being Safe and Collaboration.
Each month, 2 students are recognised through this coveted award which is determined by teaching teams who collectively select the recipients. The award is presented to the students at the whole school assembly each month. Along with the award certificate, students receive a book voucher provided by the award sponsor Century 21 Point Cook.
Congratulations to the May Featherbrook College Award recipients Rayelle & Megan as you exemplify our college values and demonstrate excellence in all that you do 🤩

The grade 5's have been honing their improvisational skills this term in Drama. Here we see students using a scarf as a...
27/05/2026

The grade 5's have been honing their improvisational skills this term in Drama. Here we see students using a scarf as anything but. Crafting a short, coherent skit, students use a scarf in place of an object central to the scene.

In Humanities this term, we are currently learning about the seven concepts and skills of Geography. As part of their le...
26/05/2026

In Humanities this term, we are currently learning about the seven concepts and skills of Geography. As part of their learning, students engaged in a township planning task which involved them creating a township to cater to the current residents of Point Cook based on the most recent survey of our suburb. Students then presented their township explaining how their township would benefit the residents of Point Cook. Attached are some photos of the topographic map created of their township.

The last two weeks have been busy, exciting, and full of creativity at The Y! 💛We were thrilled to receive some new furn...
26/05/2026

The last two weeks have been busy, exciting, and full of creativity at The Y! 💛

We were thrilled to receive some new furniture at the service, giving our spaces a fresh new feel for the children to enjoy. We also completed our Assessment & Rating visit with the Department of Education, which we felt went really well. We’re looking forward to receiving the report and reflecting on all feedback as we continue to grow and improve. A huge thank you to our amazing team — we are incredibly proud of them each and every day! 🌟

We also announced the lucky winner of our Mother’s Day prize package, which the children were very excited about! 🎁

Across the two weeks, children enjoyed a range of engaging activities including STEAM texture collages, Cinco de Mayo paper flower crafts, and creating their own screen-free games, which became a huge hit around the service! 😄

For World Laughter Day, children explored humour through comedy and cartoon creations, and we also spent time making thoughtful Mother’s Day crafts.

Week 19 continued with creative drawing and design activities, including portraits and patterns, as well as learning about wildlife and conservation through our Endangered Species activities. Children created habitat dioramas, played the exciting Wolf’s Den Game, and matched animal footprints to different species. 🐾

We also celebrated World Migratory Bird Day, designing and building bird feeders and shelters from recycled materials while learning how to support local wildlife. 🐦♻️

It’s been wonderful seeing the children collaborate, create, laugh, and learn together over these past two weeks at The Y! ✨

Year 9A and 9B have been working on their Shadow Puppet scripts and plays during the first 6 weeks of Term 2. We invited...
25/05/2026

Year 9A and 9B have been working on their Shadow Puppet scripts and plays during the first 6 weeks of Term 2. We invited three year 1 classes to watch the performances and to provide an engaged and captivated audience.

Students were required to write an original script or use an existing script and create their own puppets and props.

The puppetry was both masterful and highly entertaining! Well done Year 9’s!

Today, Featherbrook staff hosted The Biggest Morning Tea on behalf of Cancer Council Victoria. This is our 6th Year host...
25/05/2026

Today, Featherbrook staff hosted The Biggest Morning Tea on behalf of Cancer Council Victoria. This is our 6th Year hosting such a worthy cause.
Since 2021, the Featherbrook College community has collectively raised upwards of $6000, which is a marvellous effort as we have been able to reach the fundraising target every year.

This year's target is $1500.

Many of you may be familiar with Cancer Council charity fundraising through hosting a Morning Tea. This event is a well-recognised fundraising event at workplaces across Australia. It is a wonderful opportunity to socialise, share delicious food and collect much needed funds to support cancer research.

If any Featherbrook College families and friends would like to contribute towards the fundraiser and help reach the target, please click on the following link to go to the page set up on behalf of the college.

https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/fundraisers/FeatherbrookP-9College
Thank you for your support.

Sneak peek of our Class of 2026 Jackets!
22/05/2026

Sneak peek of our Class of 2026 Jackets!

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Point Cook, VIC
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