The new STEM and Year 9 Centre provided a dynamic space for students to engage in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Designed for collaboration and adaptability, it featured flexible learning areas for project-based learning, hands-on experiments, and team teaching. The facility promoted inclusivity, catering to diverse learning styles and encouraging engagement from underrepresented groups in STEM. Future-proofed infrastructure ensured adaptability to evolving educational practices and technological advancements.

The Materials Technology Building supported hands-on learning with state-of-the-art workshops for woodworking, metalworking, and digital fabrication. Modern equipment fostered creativity and innovation, while enhanced safety features ensured a secure learning environment for experimenting with new materials and techniques.

Ecolinc, the college’s science and sustainability education centre, was expanded to accommodate growing student participation. The extension provided additional laboratories and research spaces, strengthening partnerships with industry and universities and enhancing opportunities for sustainability-focused learning and experimentation.

The refurbishment of the Food Technology spaces modernised kitchen and preparation areas, equipping them with modern appliances. The flexible layout supported both individual and group learning, offering students enhanced opportunities to explore food science, nutrition, and hospitality in an industry-standard environment.

These developments reinforced Bacchus Marsh College’s commitment to innovative, inclusive education. By fostering interdisciplinary STEM learning, supporting diverse teaching styles, and ensuring long-term adaptability, the college positioned itself as a leader in contemporary education, equipping students with the skills needed for future success.