Education
Primary Schools - Public (14)
- Andersons Creek Primary School, Warrandyte
- Warrandyte Primary School, Warrandyte
- Templestowe Heights Primary School, Lower Templestowe
- Templestowe Park Primary School, Templestowe
- Templestowe Valley Primary School, Templestowe
- Serpell Primary School, Templestowe
- Birralee Primary School, Doncaster
- Doncaster Primary School, Doncaster
- Doncaster Gardens Primary School, Doncaster
- Milgate Primary School, Doncaster East
- Donburn Primary School, Doncaster East
- Beverley Hills Primary School, Doncaster East
- Donvale Primary School, Donvale
- Park Orchards Primary School, Park Orchards
Primary Schools - Private (9)
- St Clement of Rome Catholic Primary School, Bulleen
- St Gregory the Great Catholic Primary School, Doncaster
- Ss Peter & Paul's Catholic Primary School, Doncaster East
- Carey Baptist Grammar School, Donvale
- Our Lady of the Pines Catholic Primary School, Donvale
- St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Park Orchards
- St Charles Borromeo Catholic Primary School, Templestowe
- St Kevin's Catholic Primary School, Templestowe
Secondary Colleges - Public (4)
- Doncaster Secondary College, Doncaster
- East Doncaster Secondary College, Doncaster East
- Templestowe College, Lower Templestowe
- Warrandyte High School, Warrandyte
Secondary Colleges - Private (3)
- Marcellin College, Bulleen
- Whitefriars College, Donvale
- Donvale Christian College, Donvale
Other (1)
- Bulleen Special School, Bulleen
Libraries (4) All libraries in the Manningham area are operated by the Whitehorse Manningham Regional Library Corporation, which also has a branche in Nunawading.
- Doncaster Library - Located in the new MC² building of the Doncaster Hill precinct.
- The Pines Library - Located next to The Pines Shopping Centre.
- Warrandyte Library
- Bulleen Library - Located next to Bulleen Plaza.
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