The Victorian Government's Non-Government Schools Capital Fund 2019-20 to 2022-23
Non-government schools are an important part of Victoria's education system, with over one-third of Victorian students studying at catholic or independent schools.
The Victorian Government has committed $402 million over the next four years to upgrade and build new, catholic and independent schools across the state. This funding will be allocated over four grant rounds, with approximately $100 million worth of grants allocated in each round.
Under the approved governance model for the program, the Department of Education and Training will enter into separate funding agreements with both school sectors, Catholic Capital Grants (Victoria) Ltd (CCG) and the Victorian Independent Schools Block Grant Authority (VIS BGA) to manage the program for schools in their respective sectors.
Who can apply?
Non-government schools can apply for grants between $50,000 and $5 million for projects such as building new schools and expanding capacity, or upgrading learning facilities, at existing schools. Funding is also available for the planned removal of asbestos and/cladding.
Round 2 applications will open late January 2020.
View the program guidelines for further details of available funding.
Successful Recipients
As part of the 2019-20 capital funding program, the following non-government schools received funding:
Below are a list of schools who have received funding as part of an election commitment (November 2018):
- Iona College, South Barwon
- Lisieux Catholic Primary School, South Barwon
- Corpus Christi Primary School, Glenroy
- Our Lady Star of the Sea School, Ocean Grove
- St Mary's College, Seymour
- St Mary's School, St Kilda East
- St Thomas the Apostle School, Greensborough
- St Peter's College, Cranbourne
- Siena Catholic Primary School, Lucas
- St Brendan's School, Lakes Entrance
- St Joseph's School, Chelsea
- St Anne's School, Seaford
- St Peter's School, Bentleigh
- Oakleigh Grammar
- Galilee Regional Catholic Primary School, South Melbourne
You can view a list of schools who have received funding previous to the 2019-20 financial year here.