Heathmont College is a coeducational government secondary college located in Heathmont, Victoria. It is located between Waters Grove, Marlborough Road and Hardy Crescent.

Established in 1993 following the amalgamation of Eastern Secondary College and Heathmont Secondary College, the college operated as a dual campus school until it was consolidated onto the Waters Grove (Junior & Middle School) campus for the start of Term 2, 2003.^{[2][full citation needed][3]}

Heathmont College is organised into a house structure.^[4] Houses are overseen by a head of house and house leader.

Houses operate on a vertical structure incorporates all students in Years 7–12. It is designed to ensure ongoing pastoral care throughout the student's time at the College. A new Year 9 "Life" program commenced in 2017. This focuses on four key areas – Work, Body and Mind, Community Service and Leadership. The success of the program led to an associated program called with Discover which is based within the new house structure.^[5]

The school currently focuses on ensuring that Year 7 students have a smooth transition from primary school to secondary school. There is a range of programs that the school provides Year 7 students with to participate in ranging from a camp in the first week, to great leadership opportunities and student wellbeing programs. An extensive transition program has been implemented to assist students as they move into secondary education. There is also a range of opportunities for Year 8's such as becoming members of the Student Representative Council. There are pastoral care sessions to ensure Year Eights are getting the most of their schooling.^[6] In Year Nine, students are able to select from a broad range of electives. This provides students with a great range of choice and responsibility. The program goes over the course of a year and allows the students to work in a range of situations in different groups and individually. The objectives of the program are to provide students with good life skills and to have student centered learning. A significantly revised program of offerings was developed and introduced at the Years 9 and 10 allowing for significant opportunities for students to engage in extension activities.^[5] While in the 9 Life program, students are provided with the opportunity to go into Melbourne City and participate in a wide range of activities based on what the students are currently learning in class as well as some fun and exciting activities.

The college has seen minor improvements to its buildings and grounds since 2019. This included building of a Basketball stadium with a single court and attached Performing Arts Centre. Redevelopment of the colleges Steam room and Hope Centre have also been undertaken. Promised improvements from MP Jackson Taylor including redevelopment of its Food Technology Labs are yet to have been followed through with

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