List of schools in West Moreton

This is a list of schools in the West Moreton region of South East Queensland, Australia. The region consists of the Lockyer Valley, Somerset and Scenic Rim regions and the rural part of the City of Ipswich. 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 LGA Opened Website Coords Notes
Amberley District State SchoolAmberleyIpswich1862Website Formerly Amberley SS until 2010
Aratula State SchoolAratulaScenic Rim1911Website 27.9808°S 152.5441°E / -27.9808; 152.5441 (Aratula State School)Located at 41 Elizabeth Street.[2][3]
Ashwell State SchoolAshwellIpswich1887Website 27.6294°S 152.5565°E / -27.6294; 152.5565 (Ashwell State School) Located at 35 Reinke Road.[2][4]
Beaudesert State SchoolBeaudesertScenic Rim1882Website 27.9888°S 153.0023°E / -27.9888; 153.0023 (Beaudesert State School) Located at 17 Tina Street.[2][5]
Beechmont State SchoolBeechmontScenic Rim1904Website
Blenheim State SchoolBlenheimLockyer Valley1879Website
Boonah State SchoolBoonahScenic Rim1878Website
Canungra State SchoolCanungraScenic Rim1889Website Originally opened as Caningera Upper Provisional School, becoming a full State School in 1909. Name changed to Canungra State School in 1912.
Clarendon State SchoolClarendonSomerset1929Website 27.4398°S 152.5425°E / -27.4398; 152.5425 (Clarendon State School)Located at 507 Clarendon Road.[2][6]
Coominya State SchoolCoominyaSomerset1912Website
Darlington State SchoolDarlingtonScenic Rim1890Website
Esk State SchoolEskSomerset1875Website
Fernvale State SchoolFernvaleSomerset1874Website
Flagstone Creek State SchoolFlagstone CreekLockyer Valley1886Website
Forest Hill State SchoolForest HillLockyer Valley1893Website Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Gatton State SchoolGattonLockyer Valley1876Website
Glamorgan Vale State SchoolGlamorgan ValeSomerset1875Website
Gleneagle State SchoolGleneagleScenic Rim1891Website
Glenore Grove State SchoolGlenore GroveLockyer Valley1906Website
Grandchester State SchoolGrandchesterIpswich1878Website
Grantham State SchoolGranthamLockyer Valley1905Website
Haigslea State SchoolHaigsleaIpswich1876Website
Harlin State SchoolHarlinSomerset1908Website
Harrisville State SchoolHarrisvilleScenic Rim1891Website
Hatton Vale State SchoolHatton ValeLockyer Valley1881Website
Helidon State SchoolHelidonLockyer Valley1874Website
Hillview State SchoolHillviewScenic Rim1887Website Formerly Christmas Creek SS until 1914
Kalbar State SchoolKalbarScenic Rim1879Website
Kentville State SchoolKentvilleLockyer Valley1907Website
Kilcoy State SchoolKilcoySomerset1892Website Originally opened as Kilcoy Township Provisional School then changed name to Kilcoy Provisional School in 1893. By 1898 the name had been changed again to Hopetoun Provisional School, which in turn became Hopetoun State School in 1909. In 1914 the name was changed for the last time, to Kilcoy State School.
Laidley District State SchoolLaidleyLockyer Valley1999Website 27.6239°S 152.3958°E / -27.6239; 152.3958 (Laidley District State School)Merger of Laidley North State School and Laidley Central State School, operates on the site of the former Laidley North State School at 218-220 Patrick Street.
Lake Clarendon State SchoolLake ClarendonLockyer Valley1902Website Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.
Linville State SchoolLinvilleSomerset1901Website
Lockrose State SchoolLockroseLockyer Valley1905Website
Lowood State SchoolLowoodSomerset1881Website
Ma Ma Creek State SchoolMa Ma CreekLockyer Valley1880Website
Marburg State SchoolMarburgIpswich1879Website
Maroon State SchoolMaroonScenic Rim1891Website
Minden State SchoolMindenSomerset1878Website
Mount Alford State SchoolMount AlfordScenic Rim1888Website
Mount Kilcoy State SchoolMount KilcoySomerset1909Website
Mount Marrow State SchoolMount MarrowIpswich1909Website
Mount Sylvia State SchoolMount SylviaLockyer Valley1885Website
Mount Tarampa State SchoolMount TarampaSomerset1906Website Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Mount Whitestone State SchoolMount WhitestoneLockyer Valley1886Website
Murphy's Creek State SchoolMurphy's CreekLockyer Valley1870Website
Mutdapilly State SchoolMutdapillyIpswich1874Website
Patrick Estate State SchoolPatrick EstateSomerset1925Website
Peak Crossing State SchoolPeak CrossingScenic Rim1871Website
Prenzlau State SchoolPrenzlauSomerset1894Website Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Rathdowney State SchoolRathdowneyScenic Rim1912Website
Roadvale State SchoolRoadvaleScenic Rim1889Website
Ropeley State SchoolRopeleyLockyer Valley1890Website
Rosewood State SchoolRosewoodIpswich1980Website
St Bernard State SchoolMount TamborineScenic Rim1914Website
Tamborine Mountain State SchoolTamborine MountainScenic Rim1900Website
Tamrookum State SchoolTamrookumScenic Rim1939Website
Tarampa State SchoolTarampaSomerset1880Website Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Tent Hill Lower State SchoolLower TenthillLockyer Valley1873Website
Thornton State SchoolThorntonLockyer Valley1881Website
Toogoolawah State SchoolToogoolawahSomerset1905Website
Veresdale Scrub State SchoolVeresdale ScrubLogan1899Website
Walloon State SchoolWalloonIpswich1877Website
Warrill View State SchoolWarrill ViewScenic Rim1910Website
Withcott State SchoolWithcottLockyer Valley1912Website Closed 1971; reopened in new buildings 1984
Woodhill State SchoolWoodhillLogan1873Website

State high schools and colleges
Name Suburb LGA Opened Website Notes
Beaudesert State High SchoolBeaudesertScenic Rim1963Website
Boonah State High SchoolBoonahScenic Rim1965Website
Kilcoy State High SchoolKilcoySomerset1972Website
Laidley State High SchoolLaidleyLockyer Valley1985Website
Lockyer District State High SchoolGattonLockyer Valley1961Website
Lowood State High SchoolLowoodSomerset1983Website
Rosewood State High SchoolRosewoodIpswich1980Website
Tamborine Mountain State High SchoolTamborine MountainScenic Rim2001Website
Toogoolawah State High SchoolToogoolawahSomerset1988Website

Defunct state schools
Name Suburb LGA Opened Closed Coords Notes
Allandale State SchoolAllandaleScenic Rim19281963 28.0025°S 152.7297°E / -28.0025; 152.7297 (Allandale State School (former))Located near the intersection of Radcliffe/Geiger Road and Hutchinson Road.[7][8]
Allawah Provisional School19131917
Atkinson's Lagoon State SchoolAtkinsons DamSomerset18851968 27.4144°S 152.4300°E / -27.4144; 152.4300 (Atkinson's Lagoon State School (former))Located near the intersection of the south-west corner of the present Atkinsons Dam Road and Rocky Creek Road.[9][10][8]
Barney View State SchoolBarney ViewScenic Rim19181961 28.2534°S 152.7956°E / -28.2534; 152.7956 (Barney View State School (former))Located at 504 Barney View Road.[11]
Biddaddaba Creek State SchoolBiddaddabaScenic Rim19331959
Black Duck State School near Junction View Lockyer Valley 1910 1922 Also known as Black Duck Creek State School. The buildings were relocated in 1922 to establish Junction View State School.
Blanchview State SchoolBlanchviewLockyer Valley18901965 27.5719°S 152.0354°E / -27.5719; 152.0354 (Blanchview State School (former, plaque))The school was on a 2-acre (0.81 ha) reserve within present-day 358 Blanchview Road. The site is marked by a plaque.[12][13][14][15]
Blantyre State SchoolBlantyreScenic Rim18761969
Bracalba State SchoolBracalba18921941 Was originally opened as Ferndale Provisional School and changed name in 1913.
Bravenia State Schoolnear Coominya19221923 Opened 1 AUG 1922
Brooklands State School Allenview Scenic Rim 1910 1965 approx 27.8738°S 152.9331°E / -27.8738; 152.9331 (Brooklands State School (former)) At approximately 637 Brookland Road.[16][17][8]
Bryden State SchoolBrydenSomerset18761936 27.2696°S 152.5827°E / -27.2696; 152.5827 (Bryden State School (former))Previously known as Mount Brisbane Provisional School, Mount Brisbane State School, Deep Creek State School, and Bryden Provisional School. The school was on a 3-acre (1.2 ha) site on Loughrans Road.[18][19]
1947 1963
Buaraba State SchoolBuarabaSomerset19221966
Bunjurgen State SchoolBunjurgenScenic Rim18871968 Originally opened as Mount French Provisional School in 1887 and renamed Coochin Lower in 1901. It became a State School in 1909 and finally, Bunjurgen State School in 1926.
Burnett Creek State School Burnett Creek Scenic Rim 1902 1921 28.2434°S 152.5856°E / -28.2434; 152.5856 (Burnett Creek State School (former)) Located at 1418 Burnett Creek Road.[20][8]
Caffey State SchoolCaffeyLockyer Valley19271971 27.6967°S 152.2169°E / -27.6967; 152.2169 (Caffey State School (former))Located on the south-eastern corner of the junction of Tenthill Creek and Mount Sylvia Road.[21][22]
Calvert State SchoolCalvertIpswich18721972 27.6647°S 152.5212°E / -27.6647; 152.5212 (Calvert State School (former))Opened as Alfred State School, renamed Calvert in 1910. Located at 29-35 Newcastle Street.[23][24]
Cannon Creek State SchoolCannon Creek Southern Downs 19111945
Carney's Creek State SchoolCarneys CreekScenic Rim18901970 approx 28.2032°S 152.5584°E / -28.2032; 152.5584 (Carneys Creek State School (former))Located on Chalk Road.[25][26][8]
Carpendale State SchoolCarpendaleLockyer Valley19241982 27.5885°S 152.1587°E / -27.5885; 152.1587 (Carpendale State School (former))Located at 10 Gormans Road.[27]
Cedar Grove State SchoolCedar GroveLogan19231965
Cedar Vale State SchoolCedar ValeLogan19261978
Charlwood State SchoolCharlwoodScenic Rim18961958 28.0165°S 152.5679°E / -28.0165; 152.5679 (Charlwood State School (former))Located at 748 Lake Moogerah Road.[7][8]
Chinghee Creek State SchoolChinghee CreekScenic Rim19121973 28.2808°S 152.9830°E / -28.2808; 152.9830 (Chinghee State School (former))Located at 495 Chinghee Creek Road.[28][8]
Coal Creek State SchoolCoal CreekSomerset18921948
Coleyville State SchoolColeyvilleScenic Rim18901964 27.8154°S 152.5646°E / -27.8154; 152.5646 (Coleyville State School (former))Located at 1080 Coleyville Road.[29][8]
Colinton State SchoolColintonSomerset18791969 26.9333°S 152.3171°E / -26.9333; 152.3171 (Colinton State School (former))Located on Emu Creek Road.[30][31]
College View State SchoolCollege ViewLockyer Valley19011958
Cooeeimbardi State SchoolCooeeimbardiSomerset19281953
Coulson State SchoolCoulsonScenic Rim18811993 27.9533°S 152.7210°E / -27.9533; 152.7210 (Coulson State School (former))Known as Teviotville until 1903 when that name was taken on by another school. Located at 3522 Ipswich Boonah Road ().[32][33][34]
Cressbrook State SchoolCressbrookSomerset18771895
Cressbrook Lower State SchoolLower CressbrookSomerset19161953
Derrymore State SchoolDerrymoreLockyer Valley18891922 Originally named Puzzling Gully Provisional School, becoming Puzzling Gully State School in 1909. Changed name to Derrymore State School in 1914.
Dugandan State SchoolDugandanScenic Rim19171966
Ebenezer State SchoolEbenezerIpswich18681957
Fairney View State SchoolFairney ViewSomerset18961967
Fassifern State SchoolFassifernScenic Rim18791887 [35]
Fassifern Station State SchoolFassifernScenic Rim ? ? Some evidence of a school by this name in Queensland State Archives.
Fassifern Valley State SchoolFassifern ValleyScenic Rim19061958 27.9697°S 152.6085°E / -27.9697; 152.6085 (Fassifern Valley State School (former))Located at 16 Tutin Road.[36][37][8]
Flying Fox State SchoolFlying Fox (now Ferny Glen)Scenic Rim19201962 approx 28.0810°S 153.1561°E / -28.0810; 153.1561 (Flying Fox State School (former))Located on the western side of Upper Coomera Road near the Coomera River, now within the present-day boundaries of neighbouring Ferny Glen.[38][39][8]
Fordsdale State SchoolFordsdaleLockyer Valley18951967
Frazerview State SchoolFrazerviewScenic Rim19151975
Fulham State SchoolFulham, now CressbrookSomerset19201953 27.0771°S 152.4209°E / -27.0771; 152.4209 (Fulham State School (former)) Located at 372 Cressbrook Cabonah Road (southern corner with Fulham Road), now in Cressbrook.[40]
Glen Cairn State SchoolGlen CairnLockyer Valley19261972
Grantham Scrub State SchoolGranthamLockyer Valley18981950
Ingoldsby State SchoolIngoldsbyLockyer Valley18861974
Innisplain State SchoolInnisplainScenic Rim19211962 28.1759°S 152.9038°E / -28.1759; 152.9038 (Innisplain State School (former))Located on Innisplain Road.[41][42][8]
Iredale State SchoolIredaleLockyer Valley18861975
Jimna State SchoolJimnaSomerset19232009 26.6619°S 152.4623°E / -26.6619; 152.4623 (Jimna State School (former))Originally known as Foxlowe State School. Building was moved from Monsildale. Renamed Jimna in 1926. It was at 21 School Road.[43] The school's website was archived.[44]
Junction View State SchoolJunction ViewLockyer Valley19222010 27.8012°S 152.1886°E / -27.8012; 152.1886 (Junction View State School (former).)Established in 1922 by relocating the buildings of Black Duck State School (opened 1910). Junction View State School was at 7 East Haldon Road.[45] The school's website was archived.[46]
Karrabin State SchoolKarrabinIpswich19321958
Laidley Central State SchoolLaidleyLockyer Valley19081998 27.6477°S 152.3929°E / -27.6477; 152.3929 (Laidley Central State School (former))Opened 1908 as Laidley Old Township Provisional School, in 1909 became Laidley Central State School. Located at 21-23 Hope Street.[47]
Laidley North State SchoolLaidley North /LaidleyLockyer Valley18891998 27.6243°S 152.3955°E / -27.6243; 152.3955 (Laidley North State School (former))Opened as Laidley North Mixed State School in 1889, renamed Laidley North State School in 1897. Located at 218-220 Patrick Street, now within Laidley.[48] Laidley District State School now occupies the site.
Laidley South State SchoolLaidleyLockyer Valley18641983 27.6798°S 152.3740°E / -27.6798; 152.3740 (Laidley South State School (former))Located on Mulgowie Road.[49][50]
Laravale State SchoolLaravaleScenic Rim19002010 28.0926°S 152.9376°E / -28.0926; 152.9376 (Laravale State School)Opened in 1900 as Errisvale Provisional School, renamed in 1907 as Laravale. Located at 73-77 Christmas Creek Road.[51][52]
Lark Hill State SchoolLark HillSomerset19071967
Left Hand Branch State SchoolLefthand BranchLockyer Valley18991967 Note the slightly different spelling of the locality name and the school name.
Limestone Ridges State SchoolLimestone RidgesScenic Rim18841974
Lockyer Upper State SchoolUpper LockyerLockyer Valley19391968
Merryvale State SchoolMerryvaleScenic Rim18891961 Originally opened as St. John's Creek Provisional School. It was also known as Franklyn Vale State School in the period 1906-1915. It opened and closed a number of times in its early history. It opened again in 1922 as Merryvale State School and kept that name until it closed in 1961.
Middle Undullah State SchoolUndullahScenic Rim19211922 Little information available about this school.
Milbong State SchoolMilbongScenic Rim18741965 27.8843°S 152.7275°E / -27.8843; 152.7275 (Milbong State School (former)) Originally known as Blantyre One Eye Waterhole State School.

Located at 2616 Ipswich Boonah Road (corner Milbong Road).[53][54][8]

Milford State SchoolMilfordScenic Rim18861984 28.0250°S 152.7054°E / -28.0250; 152.7054 (Milford State School (former))Located at 382 Milford Road.[55][8] The school building still exists and is used as a private home.[56]
Milora State SchoolMiloraScenic Rim18731962 approx 27.8526°S 152.6759°E / -27.8526; 152.6759 (Milora State School (former))Located near the north-west corner of Munbilla Road and Goames Road.[57][8]
Monsildale State SchoolMonsildaleSomersetc.1913?1961 May have closed and reopened as the building was moved to Jimna (Foxlowe) in 1923.
Moogerah State SchoolMoogerahScenic Rim19081962 28.0692°S 152.5321°E / -28.0692; 152.5321 (Moogerah State School (former))Located at 1601 Lake Moogerah Road.[58][8]
Moogerah Dam State SchoolMoogerahScenic Rim19591961 The Moogerah Dam was under construction between 1959 and 1961.
Moorang State School Moorang Scenic Rim 1894 1920 approx 27.9153°S 152.4615°E / -27.9153; 152.4615 (Moorang State School (former)) Located on the southern side of Logan Lane.[59][60][8]
Moore State SchoolMooreSomerset19042007 26.8915°S 152.2921°E / -26.8915; 152.2921 (Moore State School (former))The school occupied two sites across the road from one another at 29-31 Linville Road and 1 School Street.[61][62]
Morton Vale State SchoolMorton ValeLockyer Valley19141981 27.5005°S 152.39084°E / -27.5005; 152.39084 (Morton Vale State School (former)) Located at 10 Morton Vale School Road.[63][8] As at January 2021, the school building is still standing.[64]
Mount Barney State SchoolMount BarneyScenic Rim19011962 28.2412°S 152.7651°E / -28.2412; 152.7651 (Mount Barney State School (former))Located on a bend in the Mount Barney Road.[65][8]
Mount Beppo State SchoolMount BeppoSomerset18931972 27.1321°S 152.4538°E / -27.1321; 152.4538 (Mount Beppo State School (former))Located at 13 German Reserve Road.[66][67]
Mount Berryman State SchoolMount BerrymanLockyer Valley18861977
Mount Campbell State Schoolnear StockyardLockyer Valley18911978
Mount Esk Pocket State Schoolnear MurrumbaSomerset19111967
Mount Forbes State SchoolMount ForbesIpswich18961948 27.7388°S 152.6152°E / -27.7388; 152.6152 (Mount Forbes State School (former))Located at 222 Mount Forbes School Road.[68][8]
Mount French State School Mount French Scenic Rim 1900 circa 1925 approx 28.002°S 152.634°E / -28.002; 152.634 (Mount French State School (former)) [69]
Mount Gipps State SchoolMount GippsScenic Rim19131954 28.3220°S 152.9915°E / -28.3220; 152.9915 (Mount Gipps State School (former))Located at 220 Mount Gipps Road.[70][8]
Mount Mort State SchoolMount MortLockyer Valley19041959
Mount Walker Lower State SchoolMount WalkerScenic Rim19231945 27.7051°S 152.5372°E / -27.7051; 152.5372 (Mount Walker Lower State School (former))Located at 286-294 Mount Walker West Road.[71]
Mount Walker State SchoolMount WalkerScenic Rim18781967 27.7805°S 152.5355°E / -27.7805; 152.5355 (Mount Walker State School (former))Located at 1775 Rosewood Warrill View Road on a 25-acre (10 ha) site.[72][73][8]
Mulgowie State SchoolMulgowieLockyer Valley18771997 27.7374°S 152.3622°E / -27.7374; 152.3622 (Mulgowie State School (former))Originally known as Burnside until 1919. Located on Mulgowie School Road.[74]
Murrumba State SchoolLake WivenhoeSomerset19101964 approx 27.1995°S 152.4894°E / -27.1995; 152.4894 (Murrumba State School (former)) Located on a section of Murrumba Road that no longer exists due to the construction of the Wivenhoe Dam).[8][75][76]
Nindooinbah State SchoolNindooinbahScenic Rim19131965
Palen Creek State SchoolPalen CreekScenic Rim18931962 approx

28.2774°S 152.8002°E / -28.2774; 152.8002 (Palen Creek State School (former))

 Located near the Palen Creek School Road junction with the Mount Lindesay Highway.[77]
Palm Tree State SchoolPalmtreeToowoomba19011960 Note the slightly different spelling of the school and locality names.
Pine Mountain State SchoolPine MountainIpswich18641963 27.5446°S 152.7117°E / -27.5446; 152.7117 (Pine Mountain State School (former))Located at 820-838 Pine Mountain Road.[78][8]
Plainland State SchoolPlainlandLockyer Valley18861966
Postman's Ridge State SchoolPostmans RidgeLockyer Valley18781937
Purga State SchoolPurgaIpswich18711967
Purga Aboriginal State SchoolPurgaIpswich There are references to this school in Queensland State Archives. Needs further research.
Radford State School Radford Scenic Rim 1933 1946 approx 27.8543°S 152.6407°E / -27.8543; 152.6407 (Radford State School (former)) Located on Radford Road.[79]
Railway Camp Provisional School19271929 Opened 23/8/27 and closed 2/10/29. Was located on section 2 of the Kyogle line construction.
Ravensbourne State schoolRavensbourneLockyer Valley18911969 27.3595°S 152.1609°E / -27.3595; 152.1609 (Ravensbourne State School (former))Located at the end of Ravensourne School Road off Post Office Road.[80][81]
Rockmount State SchoolRockmountLockyer Valley18991965 27.6750°S 152.0397°E / -27.6750; 152.0397 (Rockmount State School (former))Located at 122 Rockmount Road.[82][83]
Rockside State SchoolRocksideLockyer Valley19021952
Ropeley East State SchoolRopeleyLockyer Valley19151955
Rosevale State SchoolRosevaleScenic Rim18842009 27.8466°S 152.4824°E / -27.8466; 152.4824 (Rosevale State School (former))Located at 628 Sellars Road (corner of Tierneys Bridge Road).[84][85] The school's website was archived.[86]
Scrub Creek State School Scrub Creek Somerset circa 1933 1955 27.0402°S 152.4080°E / -27.0402; 152.4080 (Scrub Creek State School (former)) Located at 238 Scrub Creek Road.[87][8]
Sheep Station Creek State SchoolSheep Station CreekSomerset18841941 Originally opened as Kilcoy Provisional School in 1884, which was changed to Sheep Station Creek Provisional School in 1893 as a result of a school with a similar name in Kilcoy township opening in 1892. It became Sheep Station Creek State School in 1909 and closed soon after that, but opened again in 1913 before closing permanently in 1941.
Silverdale State SchoolSilverdaleScenic Rim19101963 27.8875°S 152.6114°E / -27.8875; 152.6114 (Silverdale State School (former))Located at 5382 Cunningham Highway.[88][89][8]
Somerset State School Mt Kilcoy Somerset 1915 1943 Opened as a Provisional School; became a State School in 1917
Somerset Dam State SchoolSomerset DamSomerset19362000 27.1178°S 152.5505°E / -27.1178; 152.5505 (Somerset Dam State School (former))Formerly Silverton SS until the 1960s and Somerset State School. Located at the end of First Avenue.[90]
Stanley River State SchoolHazeldeanSomerset18981951 approx 27.0068°S 152.5538°E / -27.0068; 152.5538 (Stanley River State School (former 1898-1951))The school was on the eastern side of the Esk Kilcoy Road until 1951 when it was relocated further south to be on higher ground in anticipation of the indundation resulting from the completion of the Somerset Dam.[91][92]
1951 1975 27.0107°S 152.5526°E / -27.0107; 152.5526 (Stanley River State School (former 1971-1975)) Relocated to 3856 Esk Kilcoy Road.[93][94]
Summerholm State SchoolSummerholmLockyer Valley18871955 Formerly Summer Hill SS until 1944
Tamborine State SchoolTamborineLogan18761970 Provisional until 1 March 1909.
Tarome State SchoolTaromeScenic Rim19151992 27.9904°S 152.4634°E / -27.9904; 152.4634 (Tarome State School)Located at 972 Tarome Road.[95][96]
Templin State SchoolTemplinScenic Rim18921974 27.9738°S 152.6504°E / -27.9738; 152.6504 (Templin State School (former))Located at 397 Boonah-Fassifern Road. The site is now the Templin Historical Museum and the school building is used as its office.[97][98]
Tent Hill Upper State SchoolUpper TenthillLockyer Valley18772002 27.6574°S 152.2265°E / -27.6574; 152.2265 (Upper Tent Hill State School (former))Located at 51 Upper Tenthill School Road.[99][100]
Teviot State SchoolCroftby Scenic Rim18921966 28.1415°S 152.6075°E / -28.1415; 152.6075 (Teviot State School (former))Original proposed name that was never used was Croftly State School. At the corner of Carneys Creek Road and Broad Gully Road.[7][8]
Teviot Junction Provisional SchoolScenic Rim1879-1880?c.1899? Teviot Junction refers to the confluence of Teviot Brook with the Logan River in present day Cedar Grove
Teviotville State SchoolTeviotvilleScenic Rim18991981 27.9495°S 152.6850°E / -27.9495; 152.6850 (Teviotville State School (former))Originally known as Teviot railway Station Provisional School and then became Teviotville in 1912. Located on the south-west corner of Hoya Road and Haag Road.[101][8]
Townson State SchoolTownsonLockyer Valley18941964
Tylerville State School Tylerville (now Palen Creek) Scenic Rim 1909 1962 28.3157°S 152.7761°E / -28.3157; 152.7761 (Tylerville State School (former)) Located on Mount Lindesay Highway.[102]
Villeneuve State SchoolVilleneuveSomerset19021960
Washpool State SchoolWashpoolScenic Rim19241957
West Haldon State SchoolWest HaldonLockyer Valley18961949
Winya State SchoolWinya / Sandy CreekSomerset19181960 26.9293°S 152.6073°E / -26.9293; 152.6073 (Winya State School (former))Closed temporarily from 1944 to 1948. The school was on a 5-acre (2.0 ha) site on the north-east corner of the D'Aguilar Highway and Sandy Creek Road , now in neighbouring Sandy Creek.[103][104][105]
Witheren State SchoolWitherenScenic Rim18991965 28.0515°S 153.1791°E / -28.0515; 153.1791 (Witheren State School (former))Originally known as Witheren Mixed State School. Located at 97 Upper Coomera Road.[7][8]
Wivenhoe State SchoolWivenhoeSomerset18761962
Wonglepong State SchoolWonglepongScenic Rim18841935 Opened in 1884 as Caningera (Creek) Provisional School and closed in 1893. Opened and closed again both in 1885 and 1887 as Canungra Creek Provisional School. Opened again as Canungera Lower Provisional School in 1898, becoming a State School in 1909. In 1915 it was renamed Wangalpong State School and changed finally to Wonglepong in 1928.
Woodlands State SchoolWoodlandsLockyer Valley18971975
Woolooman State SchoolWooloomanScenic Rim19081937 Woolooman Provisional School opened on 9 March 1908. On 1 January it became Woolooman State School. It closed in 1913 due to low attendances. The school re-opened on 21 Aug 1933 as Woolooman State School. It closed permanently in 1937.[106]
Wyaralong State SchoolWyaralongScenic Rim19241965 approx 27.9430°S 152.7584°E / -27.9430; 152.7584 (Wyralong State School (former))Located south of the (now) Old Beaudesert Road.[107][108]
Yednia State School Monsildale / Sheep Station Creek Somerset 1911 1946

Private schools

Catholic 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 completed by approximately 1990.

Within the region, schools are administered by the Catholic Education Office, Archdiocese of Brisbane, and supported by the Queensland Catholic Education Commission, which 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. The nearest high schools are in Toowoomba, Ipswich and Jimboomba.

Name Suburb LGA Opened Website Notes
All Saints' Primary SchoolBoonahScenic Rim1956Website
Our Lady of Good Counsel SchoolGattonLockyer Valley1917Website
St Brigid's Primary SchoolRosewoodIpswich1922Website
St Mary's Primary SchoolBeaudesertScenic Rim1901Website
St Mary's SchoolLaidleyLockyer Valley1912Website

Independent schools

Most independent schools cater for students from preparatory to year 12.

Name Suburb LGA Category Opened Website Notes
Faith Lutheran CollegePlainlandLockyer ValleyLutheran1999Website8-12
Peace Lutheran Primary SchoolGattonLockyer ValleyLutheran1982Website
Tamborine Mountain CollegeNorth TamborineScenic RimChristian1995Website
The Kooralbyn International SchoolKooralbynScenic Rim ?1985Website

Defunct private schools
Name Suburb LGA Category Opened Closed Notes
Boys' TownBeaudesertScenic Rim ? ?19612004

See also

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