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The Case

It's our turn

Since 2016 the State has funded halls at four schools within a few kilometres of us. Here's the case for the same investment in ours.

The ask

Fund a full-size, competition-grade hall and community hub in the 2027–28 State Budget — a promise made to this community years ago, still waiting to be kept.

What it builds

A full-size, competition-grade hall and community sports hub — a school facility by day, a shared community asset every other hour.

What it costs

~$12–14M — less than 0.01% of the State's school building program.

Why now

Facilities rated Poor. Four neighbouring halls state-funded since 2020. Equity is the same investment, not special treatment.

The Ask — 2027–28 State Budget

$12–14M

A full-size, competition-grade hall and community hub

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The Case

Every neighbouring school got its hall

Two halls built and two under construction within a few kilometres — all state-funded since 2020. Equity is the same investment, not special treatment.

Carnegie PS — opened 2021

Carnegie PS — opened 2021

Full-sized hall, state-funded and open to community hire.

Glen Huntly PS — opened 2023

Glen Huntly PS — opened 2023

Competition-grade hall, state-funded.

Caulfield South PS — building now

Caulfield South PS — building now

Competition-grade hall under construction, state-funded.

Hampton PS — building now

Hampton PS — building now

$13.2M competition-grade hall, won by a community campaign just like ours.

Meanwhile, Murrumbeena's facilities are rated Poor — parents fund the repairs, but a new hall is not something sausage sizzles can buy.