Hampton Park Secondary College

What Hampton Park Secondary College does

Hampton Park Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school serving students in Years 7-12, located at 58-96 Fordholm Rd, Hampton Park, Victoria, Australia. The school was founded in 1986 and operates under the Victorian Department of Education as a government_state_entity, with reported headcount of 58. Its core offering is a three-tier learning model: the Explore Program for Year 7 students sampling eight key learning areas; the Enhance Program for Years 8-10 introducing pathway-aligned subject choices; and the Excel Program for Years 10-12 delivering VCE, VCAL, VET, HEADSTART, SBATs and Structured Workplace Learning pathways. Specialist co-curricular product lines include the Melbourne Victory Soccer Academy (flagship partnership), Rugby Academy, and an Instrumental Music Program offered at A$120 per year or A$30 per term using the Musical Futures Approach.

The technology stack is non-proprietary and standard for Australian government schools: Compass School Manager serves as the parent/student portal for attendance, schedules, learning tasks, news and reporting; a one-to-one laptop program provides Microsoft Office and subject-specific software with technical support; and a Maps Marketing virtual tour supports top-of-funnel prospect engagement. The school makes no proprietary technology claims beyond a five-phase instructional model (Activate, Explicitly Teach, Practice, Apply, Review) based on the Gradual Release of Responsibility framework.

The business model is government-anchored: primary funding flows from the Victorian Department of Education with no tuition fees for in-zone domestic students, supplemented by voluntary financial contributions, fee-based instrumental music lessons, fee-based sports academies (coaching, equipment, uniform), and channel revenue from uniform supplier PSW Hampton Park and booklist provider Campion Education Solutions. Customer acquisition runs through zone-restricted Expression of Interest enrolment with a 100-point residential check, plus college tours, virtual tours, prospectus downloads, Facebook and the Newshamper newsletter. Customer segments are organised vertically by year level and include dedicated programs for EAL/multicultural students, students with wellbeing needs, and elite sports participants.

Name

Hampton Park Secondary College

Legal name

Hampton Park Secondary College

Website

https://hpsc.vic.edu.au

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Hampton Park Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school serving Years 7-12 students in Hampton Park, Victoria, via a three-tier Explore/Enhance/Excel model with VCE, VCAL and VET pathways, plus specialist Soccer and Rugby academies and government-funded wellbeing services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Secondary Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110), Sports and Recreation Instruction (611620)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Public High Schools (EDAJAAAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

After-School Academic Support Programs (Centers & Clubs) (EDAJALAM)

Keywords

• Secondary education
• Government schooling
• VCE programs
• Vocational pathways
• Student wellbeing

Headquarters

HQ city

Hampton Park

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Government Funding: Public secondary school funded primarily through Victorian Department of Education. No tuition fees for domestic students within zone.
2. Voluntary Financial Contributions: Parents invited to make voluntary financial contributions to support school programs and resources.
3. Instrumental Music Program Fees: Instrumental music lessons offered at $120 per year or $30 per term, taught in small group sessions.
4. Sports and Academies Program Fees: Fee-based sports academy programs including coaching, equipment, and uniform costs. Financial support may be available for eligible families.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Hampton Park Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school delivering Years 7-12 education through a three-tier learning model: Explore (Year 7), Enhance (Years 8-10), and Excel (Years 10-12). It provides senior secondary qualifications including VCE, VCAL, and VET pathways alongside specialist sports, music, wellbeing, multicultural, and learning support programs. The college operates free of tuition within its designated school zone and offers fee-based extracurricular programs such as instrumental music and elite sports academies.

Product overview

Hampton Park Secondary College is a government secondary school in Victoria, Australia offering a comprehensive educational program across Years 7-12. The college operates a three-tiered learning model: Explore Program for Year 7 students to discover subjects across eight key learning areas; Enhance Program for Years 8-10 where students select subjects aligned with career interests; and Excel Program for Years 10-12 preparing students for VCE, VCAL, or VET pathways. The college offers specialist programs including a Sports and Academies Program (featuring Rugby Academy and Melbourne Victory Soccer Academy partnership), and an Instrumental Music Program. Student support services encompass a one-to-one Laptop Program, Wellbeing Services, Health Space, Doctors in Schools, Learning Support, and EAL/Multicultural Support. Additional offerings include Homework Club, Breakfast Club, HP Cafe student enterprise, Student Leadership (SRC), Awards Program, and an Alumni Program. The college uses Compass School Manager as its student information system for parent/student communication.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Explore Program (Year 7) Core Year 7 program encouraging students to explore subjects across the eight key learning areas of the Victorian Curriculum. Designed for incoming secondary school students transitioning from primary education.
• Enhance Program (Years 8-10) Middle years program introducing students to subject choices aligned with interests, future pathways, and career options. Provides broad elective selection across learning areas.
• Excel Program (Years 10-12) Senior years program preparing students for post-school pathways through VCE, VCAL, and VET qualifications, with options for university, vocational training, apprenticeships, and employment.
• Sports and Academies Program Specialist program supporting student engagement, achievement, and wellbeing through elite sport and specialised learning, including the Melbourne Victory Soccer Academy and Rugby Academy. Fees apply for coaching, equipment, and uniforms with financial support available for eligible families.
• Melbourne Victory Soccer Academy Elite soccer program delivered through flagship partnership with Melbourne Victory FC, providing specialist coaching integrated with the HPE curriculum and focus on discipline, leadership, and teamwork.
• Rugby Academy Rugby league program for Years 8-12 focusing on skill development, game sense, and strength and conditioning, with pathways to coaching and officiating certifications.
• Instrumental Music Program Small-group instrumental music lessons in keyboard/piano, drums, guitar, vocals, and woodwind instruments following the Musical Futures Approach. Priced at $120 per year or $30 per term.
• VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) Senior secondary certificate offered to Years 10-12 students providing academic pathways to university and further education.
• VCAL (Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning) Applied learning certificate offered to senior students, focused on practical skills and workplace experience as an alternative to VCE.
• VET (Vocational Education and Training) Industry-recognised vocational qualifications offered on campus including Certificate III & IV in Sport and Recreation and Certificate III in Health Services Assistance.
• Homework Club Free after-school program for Years 7-12 students supported by ACF and CMY, providing teacher-led homework support in Maths, English, and multicultural subjects.
• Breakfast Club Daily morning program from 8:15-8:45am in the Wellness Centre providing breakfast options to all students and staff, supported by Foodbank and Eat Up donations.
• One-to-One Laptop Program One-to-one laptop program for all students providing Microsoft Office suite and subject-specific software with technical support, ordered through the HPSC Laptop Order Portal.
• Wellbeing Services Holistic student wellbeing support including counselling, mental health promotion, case management, and referral to external services, delivered by an in-house Wellbeing Team.
• Health Space On-site health clinic staffed by a Registered Nurse and Health Clinic Officer providing first aid and health support to students during school hours.
• Doctors in Schools Weekly on-site GP service from Southern Cross Medical Centre providing free bulk-billed primary health care including physical, mental, and reproductive health services to students.
• Learning Support Program Comprehensive learning support system including Learning Support Officers, visiting psychologists, a speech pathologist, and an occupational therapist.
• EAL Program

Quantifiable outcome

• VCE Success celebrated annually with dedicated showcase pages for graduating cohorts.
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers1 record

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration19 records

Feature1 record

Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

• Melbourne Victory FCflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerFlagship partnership providing elite training, coaching, and high-performance pathways for the Melbourne Victory Soccer Academy. Specialist coaches integrate with HPE curriculum and focus on discipline, leadership, and teamwork.
• Southern Cross Medical CentrecoreOthersAdolescent-trained GP operates on school grounds weekly through the Doctors in Secondary Schools program, providing free access to primary health care including physical, mental health, and sexual/reproductive health services.
• Foundation HousecoreOthersYouth-friendly clinicians available at the college on select days to support students with torture and trauma experiences.
• Institute of Social NeurosciencecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerClinicians provide wellbeing support services on campus for students requiring specialist mental health intervention.
• Dr Tania Pietrzak Psychological ServicescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPsychological services available on-site through visiting clinicians supporting student mental health and wellbeing.
• Shalimar House Medical, Dental and Paediatric CliniccoreOthersMedical, dental, and paediatric clinic providing health services support to students through wellbeing partnerships.
• Springvale Monash Legal Service - Sporting Change ProgramcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLawyer embedded in college weekly providing free legal advice to young people through the Sporting Change program.
• EdConnect MentoringcoreOthersSkilled volunteers placed in the college to provide life-changing mentoring and learning support to students.
• OurschoolminorOthersNot-for-profit service helping state secondary schools build alumni communities and connect former students with current school community.
• FoodbankcoreOthersDonates food supplies for the Breakfast Club program, supporting students' nutritional needs before school.
• Eat UpcoreOthersDonates food supplies for the Breakfast Club program, enabling students to access breakfast before classes.
• Campion Education SolutionscoreOthersOfficial school booklist provider offering online ordering system and delivery of educational resources for students.
• State Schools' Relief (SSR)coreOthersNot-for-profit organization working with government schools to provide uniform assistance for eligible families through the Year 7 CSEF Uniform Package.
• PSW Hampton ParkcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorOfficial uniform supplier for Hampton Park Secondary College with physical store location and online ordering.
• Language LoopcoreTechnology or IntegrationInterpreting service provider used for enrollment processes, student conferences, course counselling, and parent information sessions to support culturally diverse families.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Lyndhurst Secondary College: Public Victorian secondary college located within a few kilometres of Hampton Park. Operates as a Years 7–12 state school with similar cohort characteristics and serves as a direct alternative for families in the south-east catchment.
• Hallam Senior College: Public Victorian secondary college in the City of Casey, geographically close to Hampton Park. Similar Years 7–12 cohort, VCE/VCAL offering, and zone-based enrolment model. Competes for senior-secondary families in adjacent suburbs.
• Doveton Secondary College: Public Victorian government secondary college located immediately adjacent to Hampton Park. Operates within the same south-eastern growth corridor, serves a comparable CALD demographic, and competes directly for in-zone enrolments. Closest geographic and demographic peer.
• Fountain Gate Secondary College: Public Victorian secondary college serving a CALD-heavy suburban population comparable to Hampton Park. Runs parallel VCE/VCAL/VET pathways and offers a similar extracurricular profile, making it a direct demographic peer.
• Dandenong High School: Public Victorian secondary school in Greater Dandenong with a heavily CALD cohort and similar VCE/VCAL pathway structure. Closely comparable demographic profile and serves as a benchmark for multicultural support practices in the region.
• Cranbourne Secondary College: Public Victorian secondary college in the neighbouring Casey growth corridor. Similar zoned catchment model, similar student demographic profile, and similar program mix including VCE/VCAL pathways. Direct competitor for in-zone and out-of-zone enrolments.
• Narre Warren South P-12 College: Public Victorian P-12 college in the Casey region serving a comparable demographic. Delivers VCE/VCAL pathways with similar specialist programs and competes for the same pool of secondary-age families in the south-eastern growth corridor.
• Pakenham Secondary College: Public Victorian secondary college serving the Cardinia growth corridor with a comparable demographic. Runs standard VCE/VCAL/VET pathways and competes for families in the broader south-east catchment that includes Hampton Park zone.
• Keysborough Secondary College: Public Victorian secondary college serving a CALD-heavy cohort adjacent to Hampton Park. Offers similar zoned enrolment and VCE/VCAL pathway mix, and is a natural demographic and program-level peer.

Broad incumbents

• Mount Waverley Secondary College: Established public Victorian secondary college with a strong academic reputation across VCE pathways. Comparable in scale and program structure but serves a different demographic and zone, making it a useful benchmark for operational excellence rather than a direct competitor.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/hamptonparksecondarycollege
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/hampton-park-secondary-college

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles13 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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