The Lakes College at North Lakes will officially open the first stage of its $2 million aquatic precinct later this month.
Federal Member for Petrie Luke Howarth will do the honours during a ceremony on August 27.
A new swimming pool completes stage one of the aquatic precinct.
Stage two has been approved and will include a shaded, elevated grandstand adjacent to the outdoor pool and an indoor, heated, learn-to-swim facility on the other side of the existing pool with direct access from the college carpark.
The facility will include an outdoor eight-lane, 25m heated pool with ramp access, an amenities area with changerooms, showers and bathrooms.
There is also a Person With Disability facility onsite plus offices, a kiosk, and storage rooms.
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