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Stage two of The Lakes College Aquatic Precinct begins
Construction of stage two of The Lakes College Aquatic Precinct is officially underway, with a ceremonial sod turning signalling the beginning of work on a learn-to-swim facility and grandstand which are expected to be completed by September. Here are the details
Developing tomorrow’s leaders today
A number of outstanding students who excel both in and out of the classroom have been selected as Bray Park State High School’s leaders for 2024. See the full list of leaders and find out what they hope to achieve this year
Families struggling with the cost of back-to-school supplies will have the chance to fill their children’s backpacks for a fraction of the price at an upcoming open day hosted by Queensland charity Stationery Aid **FREE TO READ**
Sport makes its mark at Bray Park State High School
Providing a healthy environment for students to pursue their sporting aspirations and boost their physical and mental wellbeing is important to Bray Park State High School Principal Peter Turner. See the full list of programs the school offers here
Bright sparks to light up PNG
Students from Albany Creek State High are helping to make a difference to remote communities in Papua New Guinea that don't have electricity by building 100 solar powered lights as part of a unique program offered by the Origin Energy Foundation. Find out more about the program here.
Six strategies to ease Year 12 exam stress
As QCAA exams approach, it’s important for students and parents to understand the stress that usually comes with these studies and how to manage it. Here's the details
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Funding to help feed hungry students
19 schools across Moreton Bay will now provide healthy meals to kids who arrive with an empty stomach. See the full list here
Tailored classes have students walking on AIR
An innovative program at Redcliffe State High School is boosting academic achievement for students. Here's how...
Park plan tribute for Ken Hatchman
One of Moreton Bay’s unsung community heroes is set to have a park named after him.
New school giving students a chance to thrive
The Younity School, a new independent special assistance middle school for young people aged 10-15, officially opened at Burpengary this week. Click on the link to our FREE story in the comments below to read what it's all about...
Big plans for new student digs
Plans have been lodged for a development with 301 student bedrooms on vacant land in a residential street at Petrie. Find out where
Generations reunite for school’s 100th anniversary
There were plenty of laughs and stories about the “good old days” when former classmates and teachers reconnected at Bribie Island State School’s 100th anniversary celebrations last month.
Shrek Jr to hit school stage
Students at Southern Cross Catholic College have been busy rehearsing their upcoming production of DreamWorks’ Shrek Jr, which will be performed across one weekend at Brother Timothy Peter Centre.
Molly helping shape the future
From advising politicians to discussing social impact initiatives with young people across the globe, St Eugene College Burpengary student Molly O’Hanlon is on a mission to make a lasting impact.
Info sessions for North Pine dam
Drop-in community sessions are being held over the next nine days for those wanting more information about Seqwater’s dam improvement program.
Strong foundation for success at Redcliffe State High School
For new Redcliffe State High School Principal Barry Wallett, continuing to build on the school’s strong foundations while prioritising learning and student development will be his focus in the months and years ahead.
