What secrets lie behind these weathered walls? Right here, before you stands Mount Alexander College. Don’t let the contemporary facade fool you, this educational institution has a past as colourful as a painter’s palette. Mount Alexander College, originally known as Flemington National School, first opened its doors in 1858. The school’s original iron structure earned it the nickname “iron pot”. Over the years, Mount Alexander College, then known by different names like Debney Park High School, transformed to meet the community’s needs. It transitioned from a boys’ school to a girls’ school and finally, in 1973, to the co-educational institution it is today. Imagine the clamor of students throughout the ages, echoing through the halls. In 2011, the school underwent its final transformation, shedding its old name and becoming Mount Alexander College. The school stands as a testament to the ever-changing face of education, a silent sentinel witnessing generations of young minds finding their path.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs