Schools
Primary education
- Aspendale Gardens Primary School
- Aspendale Primary School
- Bonbeach Primary School
- Carrum Primary School
- Chelsea Primary School
- Chelsea Heights Primary School
- Cheltenham East Primary School
- Clarinda Primary School
- Clayton South Primary School
- Dingley Primary School
- Edithvale Primary School
- Kingston Heath Primary School
- Kingswood Primary School
- Le Page Primary School
- Mentone Primary School
- Mordialloc Primary School
- Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Primary School
- Parktone Primary School
- Parkdale Primary School
- Patterson Lakes Primary School
- Southmoor Primary School
- St Andrew's Catholic Primary School
- St Brigid's Catholic Primary School
- St Catherines Catholic Primary School
- St John Vianney's Catholic Primary School
- St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
- St Louis De Montforts Catholic Primary School
- St Mark's Primary School
- St Patrick's Catholic Primary School
Secondary education
- Cheltenham Secondary College
- Kilbreda College
- Mentone Girls' Secondary College
- Mordialloc Secondary College
- Parkdale Secondary College
- St Bede's Catholic College
Primary and secondary education
- Mentone Girls' Grammar School
- Mentone Grammar School
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