List of schools in Greater Brisbane

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This is a list of schools in the Greater Brisbane region of Queensland, Australia. Specifically, it includes within the local government areas of City of Brisbane, City of Ipswich, City of Logan, City of Moreton Bay, and City of Redland. Prior to 2015, the Queensland education system consisted of primary schools, which accommodated students from Kindergarten to Year 7 (ages 5–13), and high schools, which accommodate students from Years 8 to 12 (ages 12–18). However, from 2015, Year 7 became the first year of high school. ^[1]

State schools

State primary schools

Name	Suburb	Area	Opened	Coordinates	Notes
Acacia Ridge State School	Acacia Ridge	Brisbane South	1869–1997	27°34′52″S153°01′31″E / 27.5811°S 153.0252°E / -27.5811; 153.0252 (Acacia Ridge State School (1869–1997))	Opened in 1869 as Coopers Plains Provisional/State School, renamed Acacia Ridge State School in 1956. Located at 1277 Beaudesert Road. [2]
			1998–present	27°34′46″S153°00′58″E / 27.5795°S 153.0160°E / -27.5795; 153.0160 (Acacia Ridge State School)	Relocated to the site of the former Acacia Ridge State High School at 67 Nyngam Street.
Albany Creek State School	Albany Creek	Moreton Bay	1875
Albany Hills State School	Albany Creek	Moreton Bay	1979
Alexandra Hills State School	Alexandra Hills	Redland	1975
Algester State School	Algester	Brisbane South	1977
Ascot State School	Ascot	Brisbane North-east	1920		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Ashgrove State School	Ashgrove	Brisbane North	1877
Aspley State School	Aspley	Brisbane North	1890		Was originally known as Cabbage Tree Creek State School.
Aspley East State School	Aspley	Brisbane North	1963		[3]
Bald Hills State School	Bald Hills	Brisbane North	1866
Banksia Beach State School	Banksia Beach	Bribie Island	1992
Bardon State School	Bardon	Brisbane North	1948		Infants until 1958
Bay View State School	Thornlands	Redland	2010
Beachmere State School	Beachmere	Moreton Bay	1986	27°07′53″S153°02′51″E / 27.1315°S 153.0476°E / -27.1315; 153.0476 (Beachmere State School)	24–58 James Road. [4]
Beenleigh State School	Beenleigh	Logan	1871
Belmont State School	Carindale	Brisbane East	1876
Berrinba East State School	Berrinba	Logan	1977
Birkdale State School	Birkdale	Redland	1916
Birkdale South State School	Birkdale	Redland	1982
Blair State School	Sadliers Crossing	Ipswich	1917
Boondall State School	Boondall	Brisbane North-east	1925
Boronia Heights State School	Boronia Heights	Logan	1990
Bounty Boulevard State School	North Lakes	Moreton Bay	2009
Bracken Ridge State School	Bracken Ridge	Brisbane North	1957
Brassall State School	Brassall	Ipswich	1894
Bray Park State School	Bray Park	Moreton Bay	1973
Bribie Island State School	Bongaree	Bribie Island	1924
Brighton State School	Brighton	Bayside North	1920
Brisbane Central State School	Spring Hill	Brisbane Central	1875		Originally known as Leichhardt Street State School and was divided into separate schools for Boys, Girls and Infants from 1875 to 1926. In the period 1927 to 1954 it was sometimes also known as the Brisbane Normal School and also as the Central Practicing School due to the closure of the school using those names in 1927 when most of the pupils transferred to Leichhardt Street State School. It changed name to Brisbane Central State School in 1954.
Brookfield State School	Brookfield	Brisbane West	1871
Browns Plains State School	Browns Plains	Logan	1983
Bulimba State School	Bulimba	Brisbane East	1866
Bundamba State School	Bundamba	Ipswich	1873
Buranda State School	Woolloongabba	Brisbane Inner South	1918		Split sex until 1967. Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.
Burpengary State School	Burpengary	Moreton Bay	1876
Burpengary Meadows State School	Burpengary	Moreton Bay	2007
Burrowes State School	Marsden	Logan	1987
Caboolture State School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	1889
Caboolture East State School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	1980
Camira State School	Camira	Ipswich	1974
Camp Hill State Infants and Primary School	Camp Hill	Brisbane East	1926
Cannon Hill State School	Cannon Hill	Brisbane East	1915		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Carbrook State School	Carbrook	Logan	1877		Opened on November 5, 1877 as Gramzow Provisional School. Upgraded to Gramzow State School on January 1, 1879. The area was renamed to Carbrook in 1916, and therefore the school as well. It was moved to its current location in 1987, with the original site becoming Heritage Listed on October 21, 1992. [5] [6]
Carina State School	Carina	Brisbane East	1917
Carole Park State School	Wacol	Brisbane South-west	1948
Chapel Hill State School	Chapel Hill	Brisbane West	1978
Chatswood Hills State School	Springwood	Logan	1983
Churchill State School	Churchill	Ipswich	1923
Cleveland State School	Cleveland	Redland	1868
Clontarf Beach State School	Clontarf	Redcliffe	1950
Collingwood Park State School	Collingwood Park	Ipswich	1986
Coolnwynpin State School	Capalaba	Redland	1984
Coopers Plains State School	Coopers Plains	Brisbane South	1931		Formerly Orange Grove SS until 1965
Coorparoo State School	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	1876
Corinda State School	Corinda	Brisbane West	1927
Craigslea State School	Chermside West	Brisbane North	1972
Crestmead State School	Crestmead	Logan	1984		Original name was Hubner State School, however this was changed to Crestmead just before the school opened.
Dakabin State School	Dakabin	Moreton Bay	1992
Darra State School	Darra	Brisbane South-west	1916
Dayboro State School	Dayboro	North-west Rural	1874
Deception Bay State School	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	1892
Deception Bay North State School	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	1979
Dunwich State School	Dunwich	North Stradbroke	1904		Primary school until 1992 and from 2012.
Durack State School	Durack	Brisbane South-west	1959		Formerly Serviceton SS until Jan 2001
Dutton Park State School	Dutton Park	Brisbane Inner South	1884
Eagle Junction State School	Clayfield	Brisbane North-east	1895
Eagleby State School	Eagleby	Logan	1988	27°41′34″S153°12′52″E / 27.6928°S 153.2144°E / -27.6928; 153.2144 (Eagleby State School)	222–2660 Fryar Road (corner of Herses Road). This is the second Eagleby State School. There was an earlier school (1906–1966) in Eagleby Road. [7]
Eagleby South State School	Eagleby	Logan	1978	27°42′13″S153°12′47″E / 27.7036°S 153.2130°E / -27.7036; 153.2130 (Eagleby South State School)	131–171 River Hills Road (corner of Fryar Road)
East Brisbane State School	East Brisbane	Brisbane East	1899
Eatons Hill State School	Eatons Hill	Moreton Bay	1998
Edens Landing State School	Edens Landing	Logan	1997
Eight Mile Plains State School	Eight Mile Plains	Brisbane South-east	1869
Enoggera State School	Enoggera	Brisbane North	1871
Everton Park State School	Everton Park	Brisbane North	1934
Ferny Grove State School	Ferny Grove	Brisbane North-west	1875
Ferny Hills State School	Ferny Hills	Moreton Bay	1970
Fig Tree Pocket State School	Fig Tree Pocket	Brisbane West	1871
Flagstone State School	Jimboomba	Jimboomba	1998
Forest Lake State School	Forest Lake	Brisbane South-west	1994
Geebung State School	Geebung	Brisbane North	1953
Goodna State School	Goodna	Ipswich	1861
Graceville State School	Graceville	Brisbane West	1928
Grand Avenue State School	Forest Lake	Brisbane South-west	1999
Greenbank State School	Greenbank	Logan	1893
Greenslopes State School	Greenslopes	Brisbane South	1890
Grovely State School	Keperra	Brisbane North-west	1956
Gumdale State School	Gumdale	Brisbane East	1935
Hamilton State School	Hamilton	Brisbane North-east	1907	27°25′58″S153°04′27″E / 27.4327°S 153.0741°E / -27.4327; 153.0741 (Hamilton State School)
Harris Fields State School	Woodridge	Logan	1975
Hendra State School	Hendra	Brisbane North-east	1864
Hercules Road State School	Kippa-Ring	Redcliffe	1976
Hilder Road State School	The Gap	Brisbane West	1979
Hilliard State School	Alexandra Hills	Redland	1991
Holland Park State School	Holland Park	Brisbane South	1929
Humpybong State School	Margate	Redcliffe	1876
Inala State School	Inala	Brisbane South-west	1955
Indooroopilly State School	Indooroopilly	Brisbane West	1879
Ipswich Central State School	Ipswich	Ipswich	1875
Ipswich East State School	East Ipswich	Ipswich	1958
Ipswich North State School	North Ipswich	Ipswich	1867		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Ipswich West State School	West Ipswich	Ipswich	1861		Split sex 1893–1934
Ironside State School	St Lucia	Brisbane West	1870
Ithaca Creek State School	Red Hill	Brisbane Central	1885		listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Jamboree Heights State School	Jamboree Heights	Centenary Suburbs	1974
Jimboomba State School	Jimboomba	Jimboomba	1890		Provisional until Jun 1900.
Jindalee State School	Jindalee	Centenary Suburbs	1966
Jinibara State School	Narangba	Moreton Bay	1996
Junction Park State School	Annerley	Brisbane South	1888		listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Kallangur State School	Kallangur	Moreton Bay	1930
Karalee State School	Karalee	Ipswich	1985
Kedron State School	Kedron	Brisbane North	1926
Kenmore State School	Kenmore	Brisbane West	1900
Kenmore South State School	Kenmore	Brisbane West	1967
Kimberley Park State School	Shailer Park	Logan	1985
Kingston State School	Kingston	Logan	1912
Kippa-Ring State School	Kippa-Ring	Redcliffe	1960
Kruger State School	Bellbird Park	Ipswich	1978
Kuraby State School	Kuraby	Brisbane South-east	1928
Kurwongbah State School	Petrie	Moreton Bay	1986
Lawnton State School	Lawnton	Moreton Bay	1967
Leichhardt State School	Leichhardt	Ipswich	1956
Logan Reserve State School	Logan Reserve	Logan	1868		Provisional until Jan 1914
Logan Village State School	Logan Village	Logan	1872		Provisional until Feb 1901
Loganholme State School	Loganholme	Logan	1873
Lota State School	Lota	Brisbane Bayside	1952
Mabel Park State School	Slacks Creek	Logan	1974		Initially known as Woodridge East SS before opening
McDowall State School	McDowall	Brisbane North	1975
Macgregor State School	Macgregor	Brisbane South-east	1972
Macleay Island State School	Macleay Island	Redland	1986
Mango Hill State School	Mango Hill	Moreton Bay	2012
Manly State School	Manly	Brisbane Bayside	1910
Manly West State School	Manly West	Brisbane Bayside	1958
Mansfield State School	Mansfield	Brisbane South-east	1970
Marsden State School	Marsden	Logan	1978
Marshall Road State School	Holland Park West	Brisbane South	1960
Mayfield State School	Carina	Brisbane East	1956		Not to be confused with Mayfield State School which opened in 1910 in King Scrub, City of Moreton Bay.
Middle Park State School	Middle Park	Centenary Suburbs	1987
Milton State School	Milton	Brisbane Central	1889		listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Minimbah State School	Morayfield	Moreton Bay	1873
Mitchelton State School	Mitchelton	Brisbane North-west	1916
Moggill State School	Moggill	Brisbane West	1866
Moorooka State School	Moorooka	Brisbane South	1929
Morayfield State School	Morayfield	Moreton Bay	1873
Morayfield East State School	Morayfield	Moreton Bay	1991
Moreton Downs State School	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	1995
Morningside State School	Morningside	Brisbane East	1926
Mount Cotton State School	Mount Cotton	Redland	1876
Mount Crosby State School	Mount Crosby	West Rural	1882
Mount Gravatt State School	Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	1874
Mount Gravatt East State School	Mount Gravatt East	Brisbane South-east	1955
Mount Mee State School	Mount Mee	North-west Rural	1884	27°04′49″S152°46′16″E / 27.0804°S 152.7711°E / -27.0804; 152.7711 (Mount Mee State School)	1368 Mt Mee Road [8]
Mount Nebo State School	Mount Nebo	West Rural	1931
Mackenzie State Primary School	Mackenzie	Brisbane South-east	1955
Mount Samson State School	Samsonvale	West Rural	1880
Mount Warren Park State School	Mount Warren Park	Logan	1981
Murarrie State School	Murarrie	Brisbane East	1928
Narangba State School	Narangba	Moreton Bay	1910
Narangba Valley State School	Narangba	Moreton Bay	2005
Nashville State School	Brighton	Bayside North	1960
New Farm State School	New Farm	Brisbane Central	1901		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Newmarket State School	Newmarket	Brisbane North	1904		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Norman Park State School	Norman Park	Brisbane East	1900		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Norris Road State School	Bracken Ridge	Brisbane North	1977
Northgate State School	Northgate	Brisbane North-east	1959
Nundah State School	Nundah	Brisbane North-east	1865		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Oakleigh State School	Ashgrove	Brisbane North	1934
Ormiston State School	Ormiston	Redland	1872
Oxley State School	Oxley	Brisbane South-west	1870
Pallara State School	Pallara	Brisbane South (R)	1959
Park Ridge State School	Park Ridge	Logan	1895
Patricks Road State School	Ferny Hills	Moreton Bay	1977
Payne Road State School	The Gap	Brisbane West	1970
Petrie State School	Petrie	Moreton Bay	1874
Petrie Terrace State School	Paddington	Brisbane Central	1868		Split-sex until May 1953, Originally in Petrie Terrace
Pullenvale State School	Pullenvale	West Rural	1874
Pumicestone State School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	2017
Raceview State School	Raceview	Ipswich	1901
Rainworth State School	Bardon	Brisbane North	1928
Redbank State School	Redbank	Ipswich	1865
Redbank Plains State School	Redbank Plains	Ipswich	1874
Redland Bay State School	Redland Bay	Redland	1881
Regents Park State School	Regents Park	Logan	1994
Richlands East State School	Richlands	Brisbane South-west	1967
Ripley Valley State School	South Ripley	Ipswich	2020	27°41′44″S152°48′47″E / 27.6956°S 152.8131°E / -27.6956; 152.8131 (Ripley Valley State School)	Located at 110 Botany Drive. [9]
Riverview State School	Riverview	Ipswich	1977
Robertson State School	Robertson	Brisbane South	1980
Rochedale State School	Rochedale	Brisbane South-east	1931
Rochedale South State School	Rochedale South	Logan	1979
Rocklea State School	Rocklea	Brisbane South	1885
Runcorn State School	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	1901
Runcorn Heights State School	Runcorn	Brisbane South	1975
Russell Island State School	Russell Island	Redland	1916	approx 27°40′11″S153°23′04″E / 27.6698°S 153.3845°E / -27.6698; 153.3845 (Russell Island State School (original site))	The original school building was relocated from Pine Ridge (near Southport) to the eastern side of Centre Road in almost the centre of the island. [10] [11]
			1927	27°39′05″S153°22′53″E / 27.6515°S 153.3813°E / -27.6515; 153.3813 (Russell Island State School)	In 1927 following a vote by residents, the school was relocated to its present site in the north of the island, 38–64 High Street. [12] The school continues to use the original building, albeit extended and repaired. [11]
Salisbury State School	Salisbury	Brisbane South	1920
Samford State School	Samford Village	West Rural	1872
Sandgate State School	Sandgate	Bayside North	1873
Scarborough State School	Scarborough	Redcliffe	1925
Serviceton South State School	Inala	Brisbane South-west	1963
Seven Hills State School	Morningside	Brisbane East	1960
Seville Road State School	Holland Park	Brisbane South	1956
Shailer Park State School	Shailer Park	Logan	1982
Sherwood State School	Sherwood	Brisbane West	1867		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Shorncliffe State School	Shorncliffe	Bayside North	1919
Silkstone State School	Silkstone	Ipswich	1882
Slacks Creek State School	Daisy Hill	Logan	1873
Somerset Hills State School	Stafford Heights	Brisbane North	1966
Spring Mountain State School	Spring Mountain	Ipswich	2019
Springfield Central State School	Springfield	Ipswich	2011
Springfield Lakes State School	Springfield	Ipswich	2007
Springwood Central State School	Springwood	Logan	1977
Springwood Road State School	Rochedale South	Logan	1974
Stafford State School	Stafford	Brisbane North	1886		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Stafford Heights State School	Stafford Heights	Brisbane North	1956
Strathpine State School	Strathpine	Moreton Bay	1911
Strathpine West State School	Strathpine	Moreton Bay	1981
Sunnybank State School	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	1959
Sunnybank Hills State School	Sunnybank Hills	Brisbane South	1979
Taigum State School	Taigum	Brisbane North	1957		Formerly Zillmere North until Jan 1995
The Gap State School	The Gap	Brisbane West	1912
Thornlands State School	Thornlands	Redland	1910
Tingalpa State School	Tingalpa	Brisbane East	1873
Tivoli State School	Tivoli	Ipswich	1875
Toowong State School	Toowong	Brisbane West	1880		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Tullawong State School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	1993
Undurba State School	Murrumba Downs	Moreton Bay	1978
Upper Brookfield State School	Upper Brookfield	West Rural	1916		Formerly Gold Creek. Provisional until Oct 1926
Upper Mount Gravatt State School	Upper Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	1929
Veresdale Scrub State School	Veresdale Scrub	Jimboomba	1899
Victoria Point State School	Victoria Point	Redland	1877
Vienna Woods State School	Alexandra Hills	Redland	1985
Virginia State School	Virginia	Brisbane North	1920		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.
Warrigal Road State School	Eight Mile Plains	Brisbane South-east	1979
Waterford State School	Waterford	Logan	1869		Formerly Logan No.2 Provisional. Renamed Jul 1871.
Waterford West State School	Waterford West	Logan	1976
Watson Road State School	Acacia Ridge	Brisbane South	1967		Initially known as Acacia Ridge South SS before opening
Wavell Heights State School	Wavell Heights	Brisbane North	1948
Wellers Hill State School	Tarragindi	Brisbane South	1926
Wellington Point State School	Wellington Point	Redland	1887
West End State School	West End	Brisbane Inner South	1875
Wilston State School	Wilston	Brisbane North	1920		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Windaroo State School	Windaroo	Logan	1992
Windsor State School	Windsor	Brisbane North	1865
Wishart State School	Wishart	Brisbane South-east	1964
Wondall Heights State School	Manly West	Brisbane Bayside	1966
Woodhill State School	Woodhill	Jimboomba	1873
WoodLinks State School	Collingwood Park	Ipswich	2011
Woodridge State School	Woodridge	Logan	1924		Provisional until 1932
Woodridge North State School	Woodridge	Logan	1967
Wooloowin State School	Wooloowin	Brisbane North	1914
Wynnum State School	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	2011		Amalgamation of Wynnum Central, Wynnum North and Lindum SS
Wynnum West State School	Wynnum West	Brisbane Bayside	1922
Yarrabilba State School	Yarrabilba	Logan	2018
Yeronga State School	Yeronga	Brisbane South	1885
Yugumbir State School	Regents Park	Logan	1986
Zillmere State School	Zillmere	Brisbane North	1877

State high schools and colleges

Name	Suburb	Area	Opened	Coordinates	Notes
Albany Creek State High School	Albany Creek	Moreton Bay	1982
Alexandra Hills State High School	Alexandra Hills	Redland	1987
Aspley State High School	Aspley	Brisbane North	1963		Initially known as Zillmere SHS before opening
Aviation High School	Hendra	Brisbane North-east	1963		Formerly Hendra SHS until Jan 1994, Hendra Secondary College until Jan 2007.
Balmoral State High School	Balmoral	Brisbane East	1958
Beenleigh State High School	Beenleigh	Logan	1963
Bracken Ridge State High School	Bracken Ridge	Brisbane North	1967		Formerly Nashville SHS until Sep 2000
Bray Park State High School	Bray Park	Moreton Bay	1987
Bremer State High School	Silkstone	Ipswich	1959
Bribie Island State High School	Bongaree	Bribie Island	1989
Brisbane Bayside State College	Wynnum West	Brisbane Bayside	2010
Brisbane South State Secondary College	Dutton Park	Brisbane Inner South	2021	27°29′45″S153°01′36″E / 27.4959°S 153.0266°E / -27.4959; 153.0266 (Brisbane South State Secondary College)	Located at 179 Annerley Road. [13]
Brisbane State High School	South Brisbane	Brisbane Inner South	1921
Browns Plains State High School	Browns Plains	Logan	1985
Bundamba Secondary College	Bundamba	Ipswich	1970		Formerly Bundamba SHS until Jan 2003
Burpengary State Secondary College	Burpengary	Moreton Bay	2015
Caboolture State High School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	1961
Calamvale Community College	Calamvale	Brisbane South	2002		P–12.
Capalaba State College	Capalaba	Redland	2005		P–12. Merger of Capalaba SHS and SS
Cavendish Road State High School	Holland Park	Brisbane South	1951
Centenary State High School	Jindalee	Centenary Suburbs	1999
Cleveland District State High School	Cleveland	Redland	1962
Clontarf Beach State High School	Clontarf	Redcliffe	1950
Coorparoo Secondary College	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	1963		Formerly Coorparoo SHS until Jan 1994
Corinda State High School	Corinda	Brisbane West	1960
Craigslea State High School	Chermside West	Brisbane North	1975
Dakabin State High School	Dakabin	Moreton Bay	1978
Deception Bay State High School	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	1992
Earnshaw State College	Banyo	Brisbane North-east	2003		P–12. Merger of Banyo SHS and Nudgee SS
Everton Park State High School	Everton Park	Brisbane North	1961		Initially known as Stafford SHS before opening
Ferny Grove State High School	Ferny Grove	Brisbane North-west	1980
Flagstone State Community College	Jimboomba	Jimboomba	2002
Forest Lake State High School	Forest Lake	Brisbane South-west	2001
Fortitude Valley State Secondary College	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane North	2020
Glenala State High School	Durack	Brisbane South-west	1996		Merger of Inala and Richlands SHSs
Holland Park State High School	Holland Park West	Brisbane South	1971
Indooroopilly State High School	Indooroopilly	Brisbane West	1954		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Ipswich State High School	Brassall	Ipswich	1951
Kedron State High School	Kedron	Brisbane North	1956
Kelvin Grove State College	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane Central	2002		P–12. Merger of Kelvin Grove SS and SHS
Kenmore State High School	Kenmore	Brisbane West	1972
Kingston College	Kingston	Logan	1977		Formerly Kingston SHS until November 1999
Loganlea State High School	Loganlea	Logan	1981
Mabel Park State High School	Slacks Creek	Logan	1984
MacGregor State High School	Macgregor	Brisbane South-east	1969
Mango Hill State Secondary College	Mango Hill	Moreton Bay	2020
Mansfield State High School	Mansfield	Brisbane South-east	1974
Marsden State High School	Waterford West	Logan	1987
Milpera State High School	Chelmer	Brisbane West	1998
Mitchelton State High School	Mitchelton	Brisbane North-west	1956
Morayfield State High School	Morayfield	Moreton Bay	1981
Mount Gravatt State High School	Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	1960
Murrumba State Secondary College	Murrumba Downs	Moreton Bay	2012
Narangba Valley State High School	Narangba	Moreton Bay	2000
North Lakes State College	North Lakes	Moreton Bay	2002		P–12.
Park Ridge State High School	Park Ridge	Logan	1991
Pine Rivers State High School	Strathpine	Moreton Bay	1964
Queensland Academy for Creative Industries	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane Central	2007		Specialist 10–12
Queensland Academy for Science, Mathematics and Technology	Toowong	Brisbane West	2007		Specialist 10–12; on former Toowong College site.
Redbank Plains State High School	Redbank Plains	Ipswich	1987
Redcliffe State High School	Redcliffe	Moreton Bay	1958
Ripley Valley State Secondary College	South Ripley	Ipswich	2020	27°41′39″S152°48′37″E / 27.6942°S 152.8103°E / -27.6942; 152.8103 (Ripley Valley State Secondary College)	Located on the corner of Providence Parade and Parkway Avenue. [14]
Rochedale State High School	Rochedale	Brisbane South-east	1983
Runcorn State High School	Runcorn	Brisbane South	1986
Sandgate District State High School	Deagon	Bayside North	1959
Shailer Park State High School	Shailer Park	Logan	1980
Springfield Central State High School	Springfield	Ipswich	2011
Springwood State High School	Springwood	Logan	1977
Stretton State College	Stretton	Brisbane South	2006		P–12.
Sunnybank State High School	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	1963
The Gap State High School	The Gap	Brisbane West	1960
Tullawong State High School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	1994
Victoria Point State High School	Victoria Point	Redland	1997
Wavell State High School	Wavell Heights	Brisbane North	1959
Wellington Point State High School	Wellington Point	Redland	1988
Whites Hill State College	Camp Hill	Brisbane East	2002		P–12. Merger of Camp Hill SHS, Whites Hill SS and Xavier Special.
Windaroo Valley State High School	Bahrs Scrub	Logan	1994
Woodcrest State College	Springfield	Ipswich	1998		Formerly Springfield SS until Jan 2000
Woodridge State High School	Logan Central	Logan	1972
Wynnum State High School	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	1942
Yarrabilba State Secondary College	Yarrabilba	Logan	2020
Yeronga State High School	Yeronga	Brisbane South	1960

Other state schools

This includes special schools (schools for disabled children) and schools for specific purposes.

Name	Suburb	Area	Opened	Coordinates	Notes
Aspley Special School	Aspley	Brisbane North	1973
Barrett Adolescent Centre Special School	Wacol	Brisbane South-west	1985		For juvenile inmates.
Beenleigh Special School	Mount Warren Park	Logan	1981
Brisbane School of Distance Education	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	1989		Sharing campus with Coorparoo Secondary College (since 2011)
Brisbane Youth Education and Training Centre	Wacol	Brisbane South-west	2001		For juvenile inmates. Merger of John Oxley School and Sir Leslie Wilson School.
Caboolture Special School	Caboolture South	Moreton Bay	1980
Calamvale Special School	Calamvale	Brisbane South	1985
Claremont Special School	Silkstone	Ipswich	1986
Darling Point Special School	Manly	Brisbane Bayside	1958
Geebung Special School	Geebung	Brisbane North	1986
Goodna Special School	Goodna	Ipswich	1975
Ipswich Special School	Ipswich	Ipswich	1958
Ipswich West Special School	West Ipswich	Ipswich	1973	27°37′10″S152°45′06″E / 27.6195°S 152.7518°E / -27.6195; 152.7518 (Ipswich West Special School)	At 12 Omar Street with entrance on Tiger Street [15]
Kuraby Special School	Kuraby	Brisbane South-east	1978
Logan City Special School	Logan Central	Logan	1972
Mater Hospital Special School	South Brisbane	Brisbane Inner South	1977
Mitchelton Special School	Mitchelton	Brisbane North-west	1971
Mount Gravatt Special School	Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	1971
Mount Ommaney Special School	Mount Ommaney	Centenary Suburbs	1992
Narbethong Special School	Woolloongabba	Brisbane Inner South	1963
Nursery Road Special School	Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	1986		Formerly Mount Gravatt West until 2010
Pine Rivers Special School	Lawnton	Moreton Bay	1986
Red Hill Special School	Red Hill	Brisbane Central	1986
Redcliffe Special School	Redcliffe	Redcliffe	1964
Redland District Special School	Thornlands	Redland	1975
Royal Children's Hospital Special School	Herston	Brisbane Central	1919
Sunnybank Special School	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	1986		Formerly R. J. Andrews Special until April 1997
Tennyson Special School	Tennyson	Brisbane South	1973		Formerly Tennyson SS
Western Suburbs Special School	Inala	Brisbane South-west	1968		Formerly Inala Special until 2007
Woody Point Special School	Woody Point	Redcliffe	1978

Defunct state schools

Name	Suburb	Area	Opened	Closed	Coords	Notes
Acacia Ridge State High School	Acacia Ridge	Brisbane South	1971	1997	27°34′46″S153°00′56″E / 27.5795°S 153.0155°E / -27.5795; 153.0155 (Acacia Ridge State High School (former))	Located at 67 Nyngam Street. [2] Merged into Nyanda State High School.
Amity Point State School	Amity Point	North Stradbroke	1951	1961
Armstrong Creek State School	Armstrong Creek	Moreton Bay	1900	1919		The school building was relocated to establish the school in Ocean View. [16]
Ascot One-Teacher State School	Ascot	Brisbane North	1934	1973		Operated independently for training purposes within the grounds of Ascot State School.
Auchenflower Infants' Provisional School	Auchenflower	Brisbane West	1922	1960
Bahr's Scrub State School	Bahrs Scrub	Logan	1932	1933
Banyo State High School	Banyo	Brisbane North-east	1954	2002		Merged with Nudgee State School into Earnshaw State College, which operates from the Banyo State High School site at
Baroona Special School	Petrie Terrace	Brisbane Central	1960	1995	27°27′58″S153°00′40″E / 27.4662°S 153.0111°E / -27.4662; 153.0111 (Baroona Special School (former))	On grounds of former Petrie Terrace Infants at 1 Hale Street, previous known as Petrie Terrace School, Petrie Terrace Opportunity School, Baroona Opportunity School. Now the Albert Park Flexi School. [17] [18]
Blackstone State School	Blackstone	Ipswich	1887	2009	27°37′34″S152°48′14″E / 27.626°S 152.804°E / -27.626; 152.804 (Blackstone State School (former))	Located at 14 Hill Street. [19] [20] [21] The school's website was archived. [22]
Bowen Hills Special School	Bowen Hills	Brisbane Central	1986	1987
Bracalba State School	Bracalba	Moreton Bay	1892	1941		Was originally opened as Ferndale Provisional School and changed name in 1913.
Breakfast Creek State School	Newstead	Brisbane Central	1890	1961
Brisbane National School (Brisbane Normal School)	Brisbane	Brisbane Central	1860	1927		Was known as Brisbane Normal School from 1862. Became split sex on 14 August 1860. Infants separated in 1862. Was also referred to as Brisbane Central School at times during the early period. From approx. 1880 it became three distinct schools: Brisbane Central Boys' School, Brisbane Central Girls' School and Brisbane Central Infants' School. In 1906 the girls' and infants' schools combined. In 1920 the Boys' and Girls' schools combined and it became known as the Central Practising School due to its extensive use for teacher training from the nearby Turbot Street Teacher Training College.
Brisbane North Intermediate School	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane Central	1935	1953
Brisbane South Intermediate School	South Brisbane	Brisbane Inner South	1929	1953
Brisbane South State School	South Brisbane	Brisbane Inner South	1863	1963		Split sex until 1929.
Bundamba Upper State School	South Ripley	Ipswich	1874	1930	27°43′16″S152°49′03″E / 27.7211°S 152.8174°E / -27.7211; 152.8174 (Ripley State School (former))	Renamed Ripley State School in 1909. [23] Located at 1166–1176 Ripley Road. [24]
Buranda Girls' and Infants' School	Buranda	Brisbane East	1918	1967		Amalgamated into Buranda SS.
Buranda Senior Special School	Woolloongabba	Brisbane Inner South	1967	1996	27°29′47″S153°02′33″E / 27.4964°S 153.0424°E / -27.4964; 153.0424 (Buranda Senior Special School (former))	Formerly campus of Buranda SS Located at 21 Martin Street within the grounds of Buranda State School. [25]
Bunya State School	Bunya	Moreton Bay	1875	1965	27°21′58″S152°55′52″E / 27.3660°S 152.9311°E / -27.3660; 152.9311 (Bunya State School (former))	Located at 550 Bunya Road. [26] [27]
Calamvale State School	Calamvale	Brisbane South	1955	2001		Merged into Calamvale Community College
Camp Hill State High School	Camp Hill	Brisbane East	1957	2001	27°30′06″S153°04′57″E / 27.5016°S 153.0826°E / -27.5016; 153.0826 (Camp Hill State High School (former))	Located on the northeast corner of Burn Street and Samuel Street. [28] Merged into Whites Hill State College.
Camp Hill State Infants School	Camp Hill	Brisbane East	1951	2006	27°29′29″S153°04′43″E / 27.4913°S 153.0786°E / -27.4913; 153.0786 (Camp Hill Infants State School (former))	Merged into Camp Hill SS in July 2006. Located at 45 Wiles Street (immediately adjacent to Camp Hill State School). The infant school's website was archived. [29]
Camp Mountain State School	Camp Mountain	Moreton Bay	circa 1929	circa 1955	approx 27°24′05″S152°51′51″E / 27.4014°S 152.8643°E / -27.4014; 152.8643 (Camp Mountain State School (approx))	Located on Upper Camp Mountain Road. [30] [27]
Capalaba State High School	Capalaba	Redland	1978	2004	27°32′10″S153°11′46″E / 27.5361°S 153.1960°E / -27.5361; 153.1960 (Capalaba State High School (former))	Located at 53–59 School Road, immediately adjacent to Capalaba State School. The two schools merged into Capalaba State College and operate from the combined original sites.
Capalaba State School	Capalaba	Redland	1874	2004	27°32′09″S153°11′25″E / 27.5357°S 153.1904°E / -27.5357; 153.1904 (Capalaba State School (former))	Located at 5A–51 School Road, immediately adjacent to Capalaba State High School. The two schools merged into Capalaba State College and operate from the combined original sites.
Cedar Grove State School	Cedar Grove	Logan	1923	1965	27°51′44″S152°59′51″E / 27.8622°S 152.9975°E / -27.8622; 152.9975 (Cedar Grove State School (former))	The former Martindale school building (now in Riverbend) was relocated to 19-29 Cedar Grove Road, Cedar Grove. [31]
Chambers Flat State School	Chambers Flat	Logan	1890	1921	27°44′54″S153°05′16″E / 27.7483°S 153.0879°E / -27.7483; 153.0879 (Chambers Flat State School (former))	Located on a 10-acre (4.0 ha) site at 33–51 Holloway Road. [32]
Chelmer Special School	Chelmer	Brisbane West	1978	1992
Chermside State School	Chermside	Brisbane North	1900	1996	27°23′35″S153°01′50″E / 27.3930°S 153.0306°E / -27.3930; 153.0306 (Chermside State School (former))	Known as Downfall Creek SS until 1903. Located on the north-western corner of the intersection of Gympie Road and Rode Road. [33]
Clontarf State School	Clontarf	Redcliffe	1913	1972
Closeburn State School	Closeburn	Moreton Bay	1920	1967
Coorparoo State Infants School	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	1960	1987
Cribb Island State School	Cribb Island	Brisbane North-east	1919	1979		Land resumed for Brisbane Airport
Dinmore State School	Dinmore	Ipswich	1891	2009	27°35′37″S152°49′55″E / 27.5937°S 152.8320°E / -27.5937; 152.8320 (Dinmore State School (former))	Located on the south-west corner of River Road and Claydon Street. [34] [35] The school's website was archived. [36]
Dutton Park Special School	Dutton Park	Brisbane Inner South	1936	1994
Eagleby State School	Eagleby	Logan	1906	1966	27°41′13″S153°13′05″E / 27.68702°S 153.21806°E / -27.68702; 153.21806 (Eagleby State School (former))	Located at 133 Eagleby Road ( 27°41′13″S153°13′05″E / 27.68702°S 153.21806°E / -27.68702; 153.21806 (Eagleby State School (former)) ). [37] After closure, the school was purchased for use as a private residence, [38] but was removed circa 2021. [39] The current Eagleby State School opened in 1988 at 222–260 Fryar Road. [7]
Eight Mile Plains Special School	Eight Mile Plains	Brisbane South-east	1980	1997	27°34′36″S153°05′23″E / 27.5766°S 153.0898°E / -27.5766; 153.0898 (Eight Mile Plains Special School (former))	Co-located with the Multiple Handicapped Association of Queensland (now Multicap) facility for children with multiple disabilities at 303 Padstow Road. [40] [41]
Forbes Creek State School	Rush Creek	Moreton Bay	1880	1960	approx 27°13′19″S152°52′48″E / 27.2219°S 152.8801°E / -27.2219; 152.8801 (Forbes Creek State School (former))	Located just north of the North Pine River in the vicinity of Rush Creek Road; this area is now on the foreshores of Lake Samsonvale. [42] [43]
Fortitude Valley Infants School	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	1888	1950		Merged into Fortitude Valley SS
Fortitude Valley State School	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	1861	2013		Was divided into split sex schools until 1950.
Gold Creek State School	Brookfield	Brisbane West	1919	circa 1936	27°28′06″S152°53′30″E / 27.4684°S 152.8918°E / -27.4684; 152.8918 (Gold Creek State School (former))	Located at 528 Gold Creek Road. [44] [27]
Hemmant State School	Hemmant	Brisbane East	1864	2010	27°26′52″S153°07′38″E / 27.4479°S 153.1271°E / -27.4479; 153.1271 (Hemmant State School (former))	Formerly known as Bulimba Creek School and Doughboy Creek School until 1876. Located at 56 Hemmant-Tingalpa Road. [45] The school's website was archived. [46]
Highvale State School	Highvale	Moreton Bay	1921	1968		Formerly Highlands until 1943
Holland Park Housing Settlement Provisional School	Holland Park	Brisbane South	1948	1956
Humpybong State Infants School	Margate	Redcliffe	1959	1997		Merged into Humpybong SS
Inala State High School	Durack	Brisbane South-west	1962	1995	27°35′10″S152°58′49″E / 27.5861°S 152.9802°E / -27.5861; 152.9802 (Inala State High School (former))	Amalgamated with Richlands State High School to create Glenala State High School on the Inala State High School site. Despite the name, Inala State High School was in Durack on the north-east corner of Glenala Road and Hampton Street. [47]
Inala West State School	Inala	Brisbane South-west	1960	2009	27°35′16″S152°58′03″E / 27.5879°S 152.9675°E / -27.5879; 152.9675 (Inala West State School (former))	Located at 2 Deodor Street (end of Biota Street). [48] The school's website was archived. [49]
Ipswich Central Boys State School	Ipswich	Ipswich	1861	1973		Merged into Ipswich Central SS
John Oxley School	Milton	Brisbane Central	1994	2001		Merged into Brisbane Youth Education and Training Centre
Junction Park State Infants School	Annerley	Brisbane South	1948	1974		Split from, then merged back into, SS.
Kalangara State School	Stony Creek	Moreton Bay	1897	1963	26°55′12″S152°43′18″E / 26.9200°S 152.7217°E / -26.9200; 152.7217 (Kalangara State School (former))	Previously known as Durundur Provisional/State School, renamed Kalangara State School in 1920. [50] Located Stony Creek Road. [51] [52]
Kangaroo Point State School	Kangaroo Point	Brisbane Inner South	1861	1965		Split sex until 1950.
Kelvin Grove State High School	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane Central	1961	2001		Merged into Kelvin Grove State College
Kelvin Grove State School	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane Central	1875	2001		Merged into Kelvin Grove State College. Separate boys and girls 1887–1950
Kelvin Grove State Infants School	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane Central	1887	1960		Formerly Kelvin Park Girls' and Infants' until Jan 1950
Kingston State Infants School	Kingston	Logan	1976	1993
Kobble Creek State School	Kobble Creek	Moreton Bay	1876	1954
Lacey's Creek State School	Laceys Creek	North-west Rural	1898	1963	approx 27°12′17″S152°44′42″E / 27.2047°S 152.7451°E / -27.2047; 152.7451 (Lacey's Creek State School (former))	Provisional until 1909. Located at 6 Wirths Road. [53]
Lindum State School	Wynnum West	Brisbane Bayside	1954	2011	27°26′15″S153°08′48″E / 27.4375°S 153.1466°E / -27.4375; 153.1466 (Lindum State School (former))	Amalgamated into Wynnum State School. Located 109 North Street. The school's website was archived. [54]
Mabel Park State Infants School	Slacks Creek	Logan	1978	1997		Merged into Mabel Park SS
Maclean State School	North Maclean	Logan	1926	1963	27°46′42″S153°00′42″E / 27.7783°S 153.0117°E / -27.7783; 153.0117 (Maclean State School (former))	Located at 4805-4831 Mount Lindesay Highway. [55]
Martindale State School	now Riverbend	Logan	circa 1899	1922	approx 27°50′02″S152°57′15″E / 27.8340°S 152.9541°E / -27.8340; 152.9541 (Martindale State School)	Opened circa 1899 as Jimboomba Timber Reserve Provisional School. Renamed 1906 Martindale Provisional School. In 1909 it became Martindale State School. Located in the Gittins Road area. [56] After closure, the school building was relocated to become the Cedar Grove State School. [57]
Mayfield State School	King Scrub	Moreton Bay	1910	circa 1936	27°10′13″S152°49′33″E / 27.1702°S 152.8259°E / -27.1702; 152.8259 (Mayfield State School (former))	Located on Mount Mee Road. [58] [59] Not to be confused with the current Mayfield State School which opened in 1956 in Carina, Brisbane.
Milpera Special School	Chelmer	Brisbane West	1984	1998
Mitchelton State Infants School	Mitchelton	Brisbane North-west	1952	1986		Merged into Mitchelton SS
Montrose Special School	Taringa	Brisbane West	1934	1937	27°29′51″S152°59′10″E / 27.4975°S 152.9862°E / -27.4975; 152.9862 (Montrose Special School (1934–1937))	The school was at the Montrose Home for Crippled Children at 180–200 Swann Road, extending back to Seven Oaks Street. [60]
	Corinda		1937	2000	27°32′36″S152°58′35″E / 27.5433°S 152.9765°E / -27.5433; 152.9765 (Montrose Special School (1937–2000))	The school was at the Montrose Home for Crippled Children at 54 Consort Street. [61] [62]
Moodlu State School	Moodlu	Moreton Bay	1884	1947	27°03′31″S152°54′39″E / 27.0587°S 152.9109°E / -27.0587; 152.9109 (Moodlu State School (former))	Opened as Wararba Provisional/State School. Renamed Moodlu in 1911. Located on a 20-acre (8.1 ha) site at 199 Williams Road. [63] The site is now the Caboolture Pony Club.
Moorina State School	Moorina	Moreton Bay	1918	1954	27°09′05″S152°52′40″E / 27.1515°S 152.8778°E / -27.1515; 152.8778 (Moorina State School)	Located on Moorina Road. [64]
Moorlands State School	Thornlands	Redland	1886	1975
Moorooka State Infants School	Moorooka	Brisbane South	1959	1983		Merged into Moorooka SS
Mount Mee Banana Settlement State School	Mount Mee	Moreton Bay	1934	1939
Mount Pleasant State School	Mount Pleasant	Moreton Bay	1905	1965	27°08′58″S152°46′12″E / 27.1495°S 152.7699°E / -27.1495; 152.7699 (Mount Pleasant State School (former))	Provisional until 1909. Located approx 259 Mount Brisbane Road. [65] [66] [67]
Myrtletown State School	Myrtletown	Brisbane North-east	1924	1971
New Beith State School	New Beith	Logan	1916	1950	27°44′33″S152°56′33″E / 27.7425°S 152.9425°E / -27.7425; 152.9425 (New Beith State School (former))	Located at 606–610 New Beith Road. [68]
New Farm Special School	New Farm	Brisbane Central	1951	1994
Newmarket State High School	Newmarket	Brisbane North	1963	1996	27°25′55″S153°00′08″E / 27.4319°S 153.0022°E / -27.4319; 153.0022 (Newmarket State High School (former))	Located immediately west of Newmarket State School, extending from Brent Street south towards Banks Street. [69]
Newstead Special School	Newstead	Brisbane Central	1951	1996		Formerly Fortitude Valley Opportunity School; moved on 28 August 1961 into closed Breakfast Creek SS buildings.
North Maclean State School	North Maclean	Logan	1882	1912
Nudgee State School	Nudgee	Brisbane North-east	1875	1924	27°23′15″S153°05′11″E / 27.3875°S 153.0863°E / -27.3875; 153.0863 (Nudgee State School (1875–1924))	Opened in 1875 on Nudgee Road (present day address approx 936 Nudgee Road). [70] [71] By 1924 frequent flooding of the school building and growth in the local population led to new school buildings being erected in Banyo. [72] [73]
	Banyo		1924	2002	27°22′39″S153°05′06″E / 27.3774°S 153.0849°E / -27.3774; 153.0849 (Nudgee State School (former))	Located at 453 Earnshaw Road. [73] Closed in 2002 to be merged with Banyo State School to form Earnshaw State College on the site of the former state high school. "A" Block of the former state school is listed on the Brisbane Heritage Register. [73] The Nudgee State School website was archived. [74]
Nudgee Beach State School	Nudgee Beach	Bayside North	1926	1988
Nundah State Infants School	Nundah	Brisbane North-east	1955	1974		Merged into Nundah SS
Nyanda State High School	Salisbury	Brisbane South	1998	2013	27°33′04″S153°01′20″E / 27.5510°S 153.0222°E / -27.5510; 153.0222 (Nyandra State High School (former))	Was formed from a merger of Acacia Ridge and Salisbury State High Schools and located on the site of the former Salisbury State High School on Fairlie Street. [75]
Ocean View State School	Ocean View	Moreton Bay	1922	1963		The school building was relocated from Armstrong Creek State School. [76]
Old Yarranlea State School	Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	1987	2013	27°32′36″S153°03′56″E / 27.54338°S 153.06555°E / -27.54338; 153.06555 (Old Yarranlea State School)	In 1987, the building of the former Yarranlea State School was relocated to the Mount Gravatt campus of Griffith University and reopened as Old Yarranlea State School. Old Yarranlea's website was partially archived. [77] Following its closure in 2013, the building was then taken over by Yarranlea Primary School, a new independent school. [78]
Oxley Secondary College	Oxley	Brisbane South-west	1966	2000	27°33′05″S152°58′09″E / 27.5514°S 152.9693°E / -27.5514; 152.9693 (Oxley State High School / Secondary College (former))	Formerly Oxley SHS until Jan 1994. Located off Clivenden Avenue. [79]
Petrie Terrace State Infants School	Petrie Terrace	Brisbane Central	1950	1960
Pinkenba State School	Pinkenba	Brisbane North-east	1875	2008	27°25′13″S153°07′18″E / 27.4202°S 153.1218°E / -27.4202; 153.1218 (Pinkenba State School (former))	Opened as Boggy Creek State School in 1875, renamed Myrtle State School in 1888, then Pinkenba State School. [80] [81] Located at 248 Eagle Farm Road, on the corner of Serpentine Road. [82] [83] [20] The school's website was archived. [84]
Primary Correspondence School	West End	Brisbane Inner South	1922	1989		Merged to form Brisbane School of Distance Education
Queensland School for the Deaf	Buranda	Brisbane East	1893	1988		Accommodated blind children as well until 1963 (transferred to Narbethong)
Richlands State High School	Richlands	Brisbane South-west	1970	1996		Merged into Glenala State High School
Richlands State School	Richlands	Brisbane South-west	1934	2010	27°35′45″S152°57′22″E / 27.5957°S 152.9562°E / -27.5957; 152.9562 (Richlands State School (former))	Located on the north-east corner of Orchard Road and Old Progress Road. [85] The school's website was archived. [86]
Ripley State School	South Ripley	Ipswich	1874	1930	27°43′16″S152°49′03″E / 27.7211°S 152.8174°E / -27.7211; 152.8174 (Ripley State School (former))	Originally named Bundamba Upper State School, until renamed Ripley State School in 1909. [23] Located at 1166–1176 Ripley Road. [24]
Rocksberg State School	Rocksberg	Moreton Bay	1893	1954	27°06′23″S152°50′10″E / 27.1063°S 152.8361°E / -27.1063; 152.8361 (Rocksberg State School (former))	Located at approx 5 W James Road. [87]
Salisbury State High School	Salisbury	Brisbane South	1954	1997	27°33′03″S153°01′20″E / 27.5509°S 153.0222°E / -27.5509; 153.0222 (Salisbury State High School (former))	Located at Fairlie Street. [75] Closed to merge with Acacia Ridge State High School, creating Nyanda State High School on same site as Salisbury State High School
Sandgate Special School	Sandgate	Brisbane North	1960	1995
Secondary Correspondence School	West End	Brisbane Inner South	1958	1989		Merged to form Brisbane School of Distance Education
Seventeen Mile Rocks State School	Seventeen Mile Rocks	Centenary Suburbs	1895	1956
Sir Leslie Wilson School	Windsor	Brisbane North	1994	2000		Merged into Brisbane Youth Education and Training Centre
Stafford State Infants School	Stafford	Brisbane North	1955	1977
Stony Creek State School	Stony Creek	Moreton Bay	1877	1914		[88]
Strathpine State Infants School	Strathpine	Moreton Bay	1978	1988		Merged into Strathpine SS
Tamborine State School	Tamborine	Jimboomba	1876	1970		Provisional until 1 March 1909.
Taringa State School	Taringa	Brisbane West	1900	1996	27°29′32″S152°58′52″E / 27.4921°S 152.9810°E / -27.4921; 152.9810 (Taringa State School (site))	Located between Moggill Road and Morrow Street. [89]
Tennyson State School	Tennyson	Brisbane South	1934	1972		Became Tennyson Special School.
Toowong College	Toowong	Brisbane West	1963	2006	27°29′10″S152°58′44″E / 27.4861°S 152.9790°E / -27.4861; 152.9790 (Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology)	Formerly Toowong SHS until May 2000. Located at 78 Bywong Street. [90] The school's website was archived. [91] The site is now occupied by the Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology
Upper Caboolture State School	Upper Caboolture	Moreton Bay	1879	1920		Camp Flat until 1916
Upper North Pine State School	Mount Pleasant	Moreton Bay	1880	1942	27°10′33″S152°47′49″E / 27.1759°S 152.7970°E / -27.1759; 152.7970 (Upper North Pine State School (former))	Located on Mount Pleasant Road. [92] [93] [94]
Wacol East School for New Australians	Wacol	Brisbane South-west	1949	1963
Warner State School	Warner	Moreton Bay	1876	circa 1939	27°19′32″S152°57′44″E / 27.3255°S 152.9623°E / -27.3255; 152.9623 (Warner State School (former))	Located on the south-western corner of South Pine Road and Old North Road (now 2 Coorparoo Road). [95] [96] [97]
Whites Hill State School	Camp Hill	Brisbane East	1958	2001	27°29′59″S153°05′00″E / 27.4997°S 153.0834°E / -27.4997; 153.0834 (Whites Hill State School (former))	Located on the south-east corner of Burn Street and Abbott Street. [28] Merged into Whites Hill State College
Wickham Street State School	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	1879	1880		Little is known about this state school.
Windsor Special School	Windsor	Brisbane North	1967	1994
Windsor State Infants School	Windsor	Brisbane North	1934	1971
Wolffdene State School	Wolffdene	Logan	1892	1942	27°47′02″S153°11′10″E / 27.7838°S 153.1862°E / -27.7838; 153.1862 (Wolffedene State School (site))	Located at 810 Beaudesert Beenleigh Road. [98] [99]
Wynnum Central State School	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	1896	2011	27°26′39″S153°10′21″E / 27.4442°S 153.1724°E / -27.4442; 153.1724 (Wynnum Central State School (former))	Amalgamated into Wynnum SS. Located was at 105 Florence Street. [100] [101] Wynnum Central State School's website was archived. [102]
Wynnum North State School	Lytton	Brisbane Bayside	1882	1911	approx 27°25′31″S153°09′50″E / 27.4253°S 153.1638°E / -27.4253; 153.1638 (Lytton State School (former))	Originally Lytton State School until 1911. Located on a 10-acre (4.0 ha) site on a hill overlooking the sea on the Old Brisbane Road, about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from the Lytton Wharf. [103] [104] [105] [106]
	Wynnum		1911	2011	27°26′02″S153°09′56″E / 27.4339°S 153.1656°E / -27.4339; 153.1656 (Wynnum North State School (former))	In 1911, renamed Wynnum North State School and relocated to Wynnum North on the corner of Tingal Road and Prospect Street. Amalgamated into the new Wynnum State School. [107] [80] Wynnum North State School's website was archived. [108]
Wynnum North State High School	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	1964	2009		Replaced by Brisbane Bayside State College
Xavier Special School	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	1970	2002	27°30′24″S153°03′54″E / 27.5066°S 153.0649°E / -27.5066; 153.0649 (Xavier Special School)	Established as Xavier Hospital Special School to provide schooling for physically-disabled children in the Xavier Home for Crippled Children. Located at 39 Beresford Terrace. [109] [110] In 2002, become the Special Education Unit of Whites Hill State College.
Yeronga State Infants School	Yeronga	Brisbane South	1871	1978		Merged into Yeronga SS

Private schools

Catholic primary schools

In Queensland, Catholic primary schools are usually (but not always) linked to a parish. Prior to the 1970s, most schools were founded by religious institutes, but with the decrease in membership of these institutes, together with major reforms inside the church, lay teachers and administrators began to take over the schools, a process which was completed by the early 1990s. Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE), headquartered in Dutton Park, was established in 1993 and is responsible for coordinating administration, curriculum and policy across the Catholic school system. Preference for enrolment is given to Catholic students from the parish or local area, although non-Catholic students are admitted if room is available.

Name	Suburb	Area	M/F/Co-ed	Years	Opened	Notes
All Saints Catholic Primary School	Albany Creek	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	1989
Christ the King Catholic Primary School	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	1979
Christ the King Catholic Primary School	Graceville	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6	1937
Guardian Angels Catholic Primary School	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	Co-ed	P–6	1914
Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School	Springfield Lakes	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6
Holy Cross Primary School	Wooloowin	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1889
Holy Family Primary School	Indooroopilly	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6	1928
Holy Spirit Primary School	Bray Park	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	1977
Holy Spirit School	New Farm	Brisbane Central	Co-ed	P–6	1937
Immaculate Heart Primary School	Leichhardt	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	1967
Mary Immaculate Primary School	Annerley	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1917
Mater Dei Catholic Primary School	Ashgrove	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1951
Our Lady Help of Christians School	Hendra	Brisbane North-east	Co-ed	P–6	1937
Our Lady of Dolours Primary School	Mitchelton	Brisbane North-west	Co-ed	P–6	1951
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Primary School	Acacia Ridge	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1954
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1952
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Primary School	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–6	1941
Our Lady of the Angels Primary School	Wavell Heights	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1950
Our Lady of the Assumption Primary School	Enoggera	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1918
Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School	Kenmore	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6	1961
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School	Darra	Brisbane South-west	Co-ed	P–6	1937	Known as Darra-Jindalee from 1987 to 2008
Our Lady of the Way Primary School	Petrie	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	1964
Queen of Apostles School	Stafford	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1962
Sacred Heart Primary School	Booval	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	1931
Sacred Heart Primary School	Sandgate	Bayside North	Co-ed	P–6	1893
St Agatha's Catholic Primary School	Clayfield	Brisbane North-east	Co-ed	P–6	1925
St Agnes' School	Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6	1962
St Ambrose's School	Newmarket	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1936
St Andrew's Catholic Primary School	Ferny Grove	Brisbane North-west	Co-ed	P–6	1985
St Ann's School	Redbank Plains	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6
St Anthony's Catholic Primary School	Alexandra Hills	Redland	Co-ed	P–6	1980
St Anthony's Parish School	Kedron	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1930
St Benedict's Catholic Primary School	Mango Hill	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	2008
St Bernadine's Primary School	Regents Park	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	1982
St Bernard's Catholic School	Upper Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6	1953
St Brendan's Catholic Primary School	Moorooka	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1929
St Catherine's Primary School	Wishart	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6	1973
St Clare's Primary School	Yarrabilba	Logan	Co-ed	P–6
St Columba's Primary School	Wilston	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1917
St Dympna's Parish School	Aspley	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1963
St Edward's Primary School	Daisy Hill	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	1978
St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School	Tarragindi	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1958
St Finbarr's School	Ashgrove	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1925
St Flannan's Catholic Primary School	Fitzgibbon	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1954
St Francis Xavier's Primary School	Goodna	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	1910
St Ignatius' School	Toowong	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6	1903
St Ita's Primary School	Dutton Park	Brisbane Inner South	Co-ed	P–6	1919
St James' Catholic Primary School	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–6	1916
St Joachim's Primary School	Holland Park	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6	1938
St John Vianney Primary School	Manly	Brisbane Bayside	Co-ed	P–6	1941
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School	Bardon	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6	1938
St Joseph's Primary School	Bracken Ridge	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1978
St Joseph's Primary School	Corinda	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1917
St Joseph's Primary School	Kangaroo Point	Brisbane Inner South	Co-ed	P–6	1870
St Joseph's Primary School	North Ipswich	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	1913
St Joseph's Primary School	Nundah	Brisbane North-east	Co-ed	P–6	1916
St Joseph's Tobruk Memorial School	Beenleigh	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	1953
St Kevin's Catholic Primary School	Geebung	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1964
St Kieran's Primary School	Brighton	Bayside North	Co-ed	P–6	1960
St Luke's Catholic Primary School	Capalaba	Redland	Co-ed	P–6	1989
St Mark's School	Inala	Brisbane South-west	Co-ed	P–6	1963
St Martin's Primary School	Carina	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–6	1954
St Mary Mackillop Catholic Primary School	Birkdale	Redland	Co-ed	P–6	1997	Formerly Mary Mackillop Catholic Primary School
St Mary's Primary School	Ipswich	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	1864
St Mary of the Cross School	Windsor	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–6	1929	Formerly Holy Rosary Primary School
St Matthew's Primary School	Cornubia	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	1984
St Oliver Plunkett School	Cannon Hill	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–6	1946
St Paul's Primary School	Woodridge	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	1969
St Peter's Catholic Primary School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	1951
St Peter's Catholic Primary School	Rochedale	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6	1976
St Peter Chanel Primary School	The Gap	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6	1972
Sts Peter and Paul's Primary School	Bulimba	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–6	1916
St Philomena School	Park Ridge	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	1999
St Pius' Catholic Primary School	Banyo	Brisbane North-east	Co-ed	P–6	1947
St Pius X Catholic Primary School	Salisbury	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1964
St Rita's Catholic Primary School	Victoria Point	Redland	Co-ed	P–6	1992
St Sebastian's Primary School	Yeronga	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	1937
St Stephen's Catholic Primary School	Algester	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–6	2004
St Thomas' Catholic Primary School	Camp Hill	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–6	1929
St William's Primary School	Keperra	Brisbane North-west	Co-ed	P–6	1957
Star of the Sea Primary School	Cleveland	Redland	Co-ed	P–6	2009

Catholic high and P–12 schools

Name	Suburb	Area	M/F/Co-ed	Years	Opened	Notes
All Hallows' School	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	F	5–12	1861
Ambrose Treacy College	Indooroopilly	Brisbane West	M	4–12	2015	Ambrose Treacy College was formerly known as Nudgee Junior
Brigidine College	Indooroopilly	Brisbane West	F	7–12	1929
Carmel College	Thornlands	Redland	Co-ed	7–12	1993
Chisholm Catholic College	Cornubia	Logan	Co-ed	7–12	1992
Clairvaux Mackillop College	Upper Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	7–12	1986	Merger of Clairvaux and Mackillop Colleges
Holy Spirit College	Fitzgibbon	Brisbane North	Co-ed	7–12	2022
Iona College	Wynnum West	Brisbane Bayside	M	5–12	1958
Loreto College	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	F	7–12	1928
Lourdes Hill College	Hawthorne	Brisbane East	F	7–12	1916
Marist College Ashgrove	Ashgrove	Brisbane North	M	5–12	1940
Mary Mackillop College	Nundah	Brisbane North-east	F	7–12	1964	Formerly Corpus Christi College
Mount Alvernia College	Kedron	Brisbane North	F	7–12	1956
Mt Maria College	Mitchelton	Brisbane North	Co-ed	7–12	2006	Split campuses at Enoggera (years 7–9) and Mitchelton (years 10–12). Formerly Mt Maria Senior College and Marcellin College (renamed Mount Maria Junior College in 1991).
Mt Maria College	Petrie	City of Moreton Bay	Co-ed	7–12	1987	Formerly Kolbe College
Mount St Michael's College	Ashgrove	Brisbane North	F	7–12	1929
Our Lady's College	Annerley	Brisbane South	F	7–12	1964
Padua College	Kedron	Brisbane North	M	5–12	1956	Boys 5–12
San Damiano College	Yarrabilba	Logan	Co-ed	7–12	2021
San Sisto College	Carina	Brisbane East	F	7–12	1961
Seton College	Mount Gravatt East	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	7–12	1964	Closing in 2024
Southern Cross Catholic College	Scarborough	Redcliffe	Co-ed	P–12	1995
St Augustine's College	Springfield	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	2003
St Benedict's College	Mango Hill	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	7–12	2013
St. Columban's College	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	7–12	1928
St Edmund's College	Ipswich	Ipswich	M	7–12	1892
St Eugene College	Burpengary	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	1989
St Francis' College	Crestmead	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	1988
St. James College	Brisbane	Brisbane Central	Co-ed	5–12	1868	Boys only until 1994.
St. John Fisher College	Bracken Ridge	Brisbane North	F	7–12	1981
St. Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace	Spring Hill	Brisbane Central	M	5–12	1875
St. Joseph's Nudgee College	Boondall	Brisbane North-east	M	5–12	1891
St Laurence's College	South Brisbane	Brisbane Inner South	M	5–12	1915
St Mary's College	Ipswich	Ipswich	F	7–12	1863
St Patrick's College	Shorncliffe	Bayside North	M	5–12	1952
St Peter Claver College	Riverview	Ipswich	Co-ed	7–12	1976
St Rita's College	Clayfield	Brisbane North-east	F	5–12	1926
St Thomas More College	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	Co-ed	7–12	1974
Stuartholme School	Toowong	Brisbane West	F	7–12	1920	Adding year 5 and 6 from 2024
Trinity College	Beenleigh	Logan	Co-ed	7–12	1982
Villanova College	Coorparoo	Brisbane East	M	5–12	1948

Independent schools

Name	Suburb	Area	M/F/Co-ed	Years	Affiliation	Opened	Coordinates	Notes
Angelorum College	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	Co-ed	P–10	Christian	2017
Anglican Church Grammar School	East Brisbane	Brisbane East	M	P–12	Anglican	1912
Australian Christian College (Moreton)	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1998		Formerly Caboolture Christian School
Australian International Islamic College	Durack and Woolloongabba	Brisbane South-west	Co-ed	P–12	Islamic	2002		Formerly Brisbane Muslim School until 2008
Australian Industry Trade College	Spring Hill, Ipswich, and Cleveland	Brisbane	Co-ed	10–12		2022
Australian Trade College North Brisbane	Scarborough	Redcliffe	Co-ed	11–12		2007
Australian Technology and Agricultural College	North Maclean	Logan	Co-ed	10–12
Bethania Lutheran Primary School	Bethania	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	Lutheran	1976
Bethany Lutheran Primary School	Raceview	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	Lutheran	1982
Birali Steiner School	Beachmere	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–9	Steiner	2013	27°07′47″S153°03′03″E / 27.1298°S 153.0509°E / -27.1298; 153.0509 (Birali Steiner School)	670 Beachmere Road (corner Newman Road) [111]
Brisbane Adventist College	Mansfield	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–12	Adventist	1966
Brisbane Boys' College	Toowong	Brisbane West	M	P–12	Uniting	1902
Brisbane Christian College	Salisbury	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1985
Brisbane Grammar School	Spring Hill	Brisbane Central	M	5–12		1868
Brisbane Girls Grammar School	Spring Hill	Brisbane Central	Girls	7–12		1875
Brisbane Independent School	Pullenvale	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–6		1968
Brisbane Montessori School	Fig Tree Pocket	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–10	Montessori	1982
Caboolture Montessori School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	Montessori	1998
Calvary Christian College	Carbrook and Springwood	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	Uniting	1984		Formerly Logan Uniting Primary School
Cannon Hill Anglican College	Cannon Hill	Brisbane East	Co-ed	P–12	Anglican	1989
Canterbury College	Waterford	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	Anglican	1987
Carmichael College	Morayfield	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	2015
Challenge Trade and Business College	Collingwood Park	Ipswich	Co-ed	11–12
Charlotte Mason College	Kallangur	Brisbane	Co-ed	P–10
Citipointe Christian College	Mansfield	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1978		Formerly Christian Outreach College
Clayfield College	Clayfield	Brisbane North-east	Co-ed	P–12	Uniting	1931		Girls only from 7–12 until 2023
Compass Independent School	Kelvin Grove	Brisbane	Co-ed	P–6
Emmaus College	Jimboomba	Jimboomba	Co-ed	P–12	Catholic / Anglican /Uniting	2001
Faith Christian School of Distance Education	Woodridge and Underwood	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	2012
Faith Lutheran College	Thornlands	Redland	Co-ed	P–12	Lutheran	2003
Genesis Christian College	Bray Park	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Reformed Christian	1991
Good News Lutheran Primary School	Middle Park	Centenary Suburbs	Co-ed	P–6	Lutheran	1984
Good Shepherd Christian School	Albany Creek	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Baptist	2003
Grace Lutheran College	Rothwell and Caboolture	Redcliffe	Co-ed	7–12	Lutheran	1978
Grace Lutheran Primary School	Clontarf	Redcliffe	Co-ed	P–6	Lutheran	1971
Groves Christian College	Kingston	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1999
Hillbrook Anglican School	Enoggera	Brisbane North	Co-ed	7–12	Anglican	1987
Hills International College	Jimboomba	Jimboomba	Co-ed	P–12		1992		Formerly South Queensland International College until 2006
Hubbard's School	Auchenflower	Brisbane West	Co-ed	10–12		2021
Humanitas High School	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	Co-ed	7–10		2021
Hymba Yumba Independent School	Springfield	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	Aboriginal	2011
IES College	Spring Hill	Brisbane Central	Co-ed	11–12
Ipswich Adventist School	Brassall	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–6	Adventist	1968
Ipswich Grammar School	Ipswich	Ipswich	M	P–12		1863
Ipswich Girls Grammar School	Ipswich	Ipswich	F & Co-ed	P–12		1892
IQRA College of Brisbane	Berrinba	Logan	Co-ed	P–6	Islamic	2022
Islamic College of Brisbane	Karawatha	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–12	Islamic	1995
John Paul College	Daisy Hill	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	Catholic/Anglican/Uniting	1982
Kimberley College	Carbrook	Logan	Co-ed	P–12		2000
Living Faith Lutheran Primary School	Murrumba Downs	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	Lutheran	2001
Maridahdi Brisbane Primary School	Wynnum West	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	No religious affiliation	2020
Moreton Bay Boys' College	Manly West	Brisbane Bayside	M	P–12	Uniting	2003
Moreton Bay College	Manly West	Brisbane Bayside	F	P–12	Uniting	1901
Mueller College	Rothwell	Redcliffe	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1990		Affiliated with Redcliffe Christian Assembly
Music Industry College	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	Co-ed	11–12
Northpine Christian College	Dakabin	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Adventist	1940
Northside Christian College	Everton Park	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1985		Affiliated with Nexus Church (Australian Christian Churches)
OneSchool Global	Wakerley	Brisbane East	Co-ed	3–12	Exclusive Brethren	2003		Formerly Agnew School.
Ormiston College	Ormiston	Redland	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1988
Parklands Christian College	Park Ridge	Logan	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	2001		Affiliated with Parklands Christian Church
Pine Community School	Arana Hills	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6		1983
Pinnacle Academic College	Kallangur	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6
Prince of Peace Lutheran College	Everton Hills	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Lutheran	1984		Primary School until 2008.
Redeemer Lutheran College	Rochedale	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–12	Lutheran	1980
Redlands College	Wellington Point	Redland	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1988		Associated with Churches of Christ
Redwood College	Burpengary	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–10	Christian			Distance education
Samford Valley Steiner School	Wights Mountain	West Rural	Co-ed	P–12	Steiner	1987
Sheldon College	Sheldon	Redland	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1997
Somerville House	South Brisbane	Brisbane Inner South	F	P–12	Uniting	1899
Sinai College	Burbank	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6	Jewish	1990
South East Brisbane Steiner School	Thorneside	Brisbane	Co-ed	P–6	Steiner
St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School	Corinda	Brisbane West	F	P–12	Anglican	1929
St John's Anglican College, Brisbane	Forest Lake	Brisbane South-west	Co-ed	P–12	Anglican	1994		formerly Forest Lake College
St Margaret's Anglican Girls' School	Ascot	Brisbane North-east	F	P–12	Anglican	1895
St Michael's College	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	Christian	1983
St Paul's Anglican School	Bald Hills	Brisbane North	Co-ed	P–12	Anglican	1961
St Paul's Lutheran Primary School	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–6	Lutheran	1985
St Peters Lutheran College	Indooroopilly	Brisbane West	Co-ed	P–12	Lutheran	1945
St Peters Lutheran College	Springfield	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	Lutheran	2008
Staines Memorial College	Redbank Plains	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	2005
The Lakes College	North Lakes	Moreton Bay	Co-ed	P–12	Uniting	2005
The Murri School	Acacia Ridge	Brisbane South	Co-ed	P–12	Aboriginal	1986		Also known as Aboriginal & Islander Independent Community School
The Springfield Anglican College	Springfield	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	Anglican	1998
Westside Christian College	Goodna	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	Christian	1978
West Moreton Anglican College	Karrabin	Ipswich	Co-ed	P–12	Anglican	1994
Wisdom College	Calamvale	Brisbane	Co-ed	P–12	Islamic	2010
Yarranlea Primary School	Mt Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	Co-ed	P–6		2014

Special and alternative schools

Name	Suburb	Area	M/F/Co-ed	Years	Category	Opened	Notes
Albert Park Flexible Learning Centre	Brisbane	Brisbane Central	Catholic alternative	Co-ed	7–12	2006	Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Alta-1 College	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	alternative	Co-ed		2000
Arethusa College	Burpengary	Moreton Bay	Independent alternative	Co-ed	7–12	2008	Operated by the Shaftesbury Foundation
Autism Therapy and Education Centre	Brighton	Bayside North	Independent	Co-ed		1991	Operated by Autism Queensland
Autism Therapy and Education Centre	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	Independent	Co-ed		1977	Operated by Autism Queensland
Carbrook Animal Assisted Learning Centre	Carbrook	Logan	Christian alternative	Co-ed	7–12
Carinity Education Southside	Sunnybank	Brisbane South	Independent alternative	Co-ed		1999	Originally located in Tarragindi
Centre Education Programme	Kingston	Logan	Catholic alternative	Co-ed	7–12	1992	Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Connections Community College	Burpengary	Moreton Bay		Co-ed
Deception Bay Flexible Learning Centre	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	Catholic alternative	Co-ed	7–12	2006	Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Hemmant Flexible Learning Centre	Hemmant	City of Brisbane	Catholic alternative	Co-ed	7–12		Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Horizons College of Learning and Enrichment	Caboolture	Moreton Bay	Independent	Co-ed	7–12	2014
Inala Flexible Learning Centre	Inala	City of Brisbane	Catholic alternative	Co-ed	7–12		Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Indie School, Logan	Browns Plains and Thuringowa	Logan	alternative	Co-ed	9–12	2022	Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Ipswich Flexible Learning Centre	Ipswich	Ipswich	Catholic alternative	Co-ed	7–12		Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Jabiru Community College	Zillmere	Brisbane	alternative	Co-ed	10–12
Kairos Community College	Deception Bay	Moreton Bay	alternative	Co-ed	10–12
Mancel College	Fig Tree Pocket	Brisbane West	Independent	Co-ed		1979	For severe language disorders, formerley The Glenleighden School
Mary McConnel School	Forest Lake	Brisbane East	Anglican/Uniting	Co-ed	P–12	1979
Mastery Schools Australia	Springfield	Ipswich		Co-ed	4–10	2021
Ohana College	Meadowbrook	Logan	alternative	Co-ed	7–12
The BUSY School	Various	Brisbane	alternative	Co-ed	11–12
The Sycamore School	Alexandra Hills	Redland	Independent	Co-ed	P–10	2017	For children with Autism
YMCA Vocational School	Various	Brisbane	Independent	Co-ed	7–12
YOS Lawnton	Lawnton and Riverview	Brisbane	Salvation Army	Co-ed	10–12

Defunct private schools

Name	Suburb	Area	Category	Years	Opened	Closed	Notes
Autism Therapy and Education Centre	Mount Crosby	West Rural	Independent	Alternative	1985	2003
Bayside Christian Academy	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	Christian	Primary	1992	1995
Christian Life College	Carbrook	Logan	Christian	K–10	1979	1993
Clairvaux College	Upper Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	Catholic (boys)	High	1966	1985	Merged into Clairvaux Mackillop College
De La Salle College	Scarborough	Redcliffe	Catholic (boys)	4–10	1955	1994	Merged into Southern Cross Catholic College
El Shaddai Christian Academy	Narangba	Moreton Bay	Christian	Primary	1980	1983
Faith Lutheran Primary School	Victoria Point	Redland	Lutheran	Primary	1982	2002	Absorbed into Faith Lutheran College
Frawley College	Scarborough	Redcliffe	Catholic	11–12	1973	1994	Merged into Southern Cross Catholic College
John Oxley College	Woolloongabba	Brisbane Inner South	?	High	1996	2007
Mackillop College	Upper Mount Gravatt	Brisbane South-east	Catholic (girls)	High	1971	1985	Merged into Clairvaux Mackillop College
Marist College Rosalie	Paddington	Brisbane Central	Catholic (boys)	High	1929	2008
Maryfields Catholic Primary School	Kingston	Logan	Catholic	Primary	1981	2004
Mount Carmel College	Wynnum	Brisbane Bayside	Catholic	High	1957	1992
Mount Maria College (Junior Campus)	Enoggera	Brisbane North	Catholic	11–12	1979	2006	Marcellin College until 1978. Now part of Mt Maria College.
Mount Maria College (Senior Campus)	Mitchelton	Brisbane North	Catholic	8–10	1978	2006	Now part of Mt Maria College.
Norman Park Uniting Christian School	Norman Park	Brisbane East	Uniting	Primary	1981	1983
Our Lady Help of Christians Primary School	Redcliffe	Redcliffe	Catholic	Primary	1922	1994	Merged into Southern Cross Catholic College
Our Lady of Victories' Primary School	Bowen Hills	Brisbane Central	Catholic	Primary	1921	1966
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College	Corinda	Brisbane West	Catholic	Secondary	1941	1972
Rosalie Sacred Heart Parish School	Paddington	Brisbane Central	Catholic	Primary	1906	1995
Soubirous College	Scarborough	Redcliffe	Catholic (girls)	High	1951	1994	Merged into Southern Cross Catholic College
St Benedict's College	Wilston	Brisbane North	Catholic	Secondary	1975	1991	Merged into Mt Maria Junior College
St Bernadette's Primary School	Scarborough	Redcliffe	Catholic	Primary	1948	1994	Merged into Southern Cross Catholic College
St Brigid's School	Red Hill	Brisbane Central	Catholic	Primary	1914	1989
St Cecilia's Convent School	Hamilton	Brisbane North-east	Catholic	Primary	1917	1981
St Edmund's Primary School	Ipswich	Ipswich	Catholic	Primary	1892	1991	Known as St Mary's Boys 1989–1991
St Joan of Arc Primary School	Herston	Brisbane Central	Catholic	Primary	1924	1968	Operated by the Presentation Sisters
St John's School	Northgate	Brisbane North-east	Catholic	Primary	1952	1995
St John the Baptist's Catholic School	Petrie Terrace	Brisbane Central	Catholic	Primary	1870	1879	It was operated by the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart out of two cottages in Caxton Street roughly opposite the present St Thomas More Catholic Church. [23] [112] [113]
St Mark's Lutheran Primary School	Mount Gravatt East	Brisbane South-east	Lutheran	Primary	2006	2008	Absorbed into Redeemer Lutheran College
St Patrick's Convent School	Fortitude Valley	Brisbane Central	Catholic	Primary	1889	1982
St Thomas Aquinas School	St Lucia	Brisbane West	Catholic	Primary	1948	1967
St Ursula's College	Dutton Park	Brisbane	Catholic (girls)	High	1919	1975
St Ursula's College	Oxley	Brisbane	Catholic (girls)	High	1925
Vision Christian School	Booval	Ipswich	Christian	Primary	1982	1992

See also

• List of schools in Queensland
• List of schools in Gold Coast, Queensland
• List of schools in Sunshine Coast, Queensland
• List of schools in West Moreton

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External links

• "Opening and closing dates of Queensland Schools". Queensland Government., a directory of Government schools in Queensland. (Department of Education – Queensland Government)
• Find a School, at Catholic Education Office of the Archdiocese of Brisbane.
• Find an independent school in Queensland
• Non-state schools dirctory