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More choice for Highland Walloon families as construction begins on new school

10 November 2026

Construction has officially started on King’s Christian College Walloon, marking an important milestone for Highland Walloon and the families who will call the growing community home.

The new campus on Karrabin-Rosewood Road expands local education options, with the school expected to open its Noah’s Ark Early Learning service in late 2027, followed by Prep to Year 3 in 2028.

Lennium Development Director Ian Worthington said the start of construction was an exciting milestone for Highland Walloon.

“It’s fantastic to see work begin on a school that will help service our growing community,” he said.

“For families choosing where to live, having education options nearby can make a real difference, so it’s great to see this project moving forward.”

The campus will provide an additional option for local families alongside established schools in the area, including West Moreton Anglican College, Mount Marrow State School and Rosewood State High School.

King’s Christian College has established an office in Walloon ahead of the campus opening, with preparations underway to welcome its first early learners and school students.

Ian said the school was an important part of building a community that could support families at different stages of life.

“When you’re developing a new community, you’re thinking about the people who will live here not just today, but in 10, 20 or 30 years,” he said.

“Having a school a short five-minute drive from Highland Walloon is a great step towards creating a place where families can settle, grow and build lasting connections.”

With different learning levels and grades expected to stagger opening across late 2027 and into 2028, the campus will introduce new education facilities and grades as Highland Walloon continues to develop.

Ian said he looked forward to seeing the school become part of everyday life for local residents.

“It’s rewarding to know that children will have the opportunity to learn and grow here for generations to come,” he added.

To learn more about the Highland Walloon community and future land releases, register your interest here.