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  • Open Day Reflections come from our visits to 2026 open days. They're useful, but they reflect the school's own voice.
  1. Brisbane State High School

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · South Brisbane

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Sport GPS (boys), QGSSSA (girls)
    • Median ATAR 94.4 (2025)source
    • Students 3,569

    Strong evidence36 separate reviews mention it, out of 36.

    Comes up in 100% of 36 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 39 comments: 11 speak well of it · 4 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying wasn’t a major issue for me personally, but like any large school, it did exist in some form. The school had clear policies in place and encouraged students to report issues, though how effective it was could depend on the situation. I generally felt safe getting to and from school — it’s in… Read all

    Bullying wasn’t a major issue for me personally, but like any large school, it did exist in some form. The school had clear policies in place and encouraged students to report issues, though how effective it was could depend on the situation. I generally felt safe getting to and from school — it’s in a busy area with lots of foot traffic and public transport options. That said, there were a few busy roads nearby, so crossing safely was important, and the school often reminded students to be cautious.

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    Review Bullying and the social scene

    My child didn't have any issues with bullying at BSHS, she enjoyed the very social environment at school and liked being able to meet new people in her changing classes each year. Usually when bullying occurred, a head of year would be notified and further action would be taken

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  2. Mansfield State High School

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Mansfield

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 3,978

    Strong evidence28 separate reviews mention it, out of 28.

    Comes up in 100% of 28 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 34 comments: 12 speak well of it · 1 mixed · 6 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    The school only makes minor adjustments when a child is going through bullying, and there is a large amount of students who treat certain children different. The school often sends emails home and provides the student with consolation, often seeming to not work at all.

    Kynan Y. · Parent, child finished Year 12 in 2022–24 · written 2025
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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was not an issue at my school, as there was a strong focus on respect and inclusivity. I always felt safe getting to and from school, with minimal risks in the area. The school maintained a secure environment through supervision, clear rules, and a supportive community.

    Review What we like and dislike

    I like the academic programs the school provides and the music and culture programs. I dislike the bullying system and child support the school gives.

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  3. Indooroopilly State High School

    Co-ed · State · Indooroopilly

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 2,910

    Strong evidence23 separate reviews mention it, out of 23.

    Comes up in 100% of 23 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 25 comments: 9 speak well of it · 4 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    The school has clear anti-bullying policies and runs regular programs to promote inclusion and respect. From our experience, staff take bullying seriously and incidents are handled promptly. The school’s pastoral care system means there are year coordinators who keep an eye on student wellbeing. Socially,… Read all

    The school has clear anti-bullying policies and runs regular programs to promote inclusion and respect. From our experience, staff take bullying seriously and incidents are handled promptly. The school’s pastoral care system means there are year coordinators who keep an eye on student wellbeing. Socially, our child has had a positive experience, made good friends, and feels safe and included.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was not a major issue at my school, but there were occasional incidents. The school usually responded quickly by having teachers talk to the students involved and by reminding everyone about respect and kindness during assemblies.

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  4. Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Toowong

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Median ATAR 94.75 (2025)source
    • Students 1,370

    Strong evidence22 separate reviews mention it, out of 22.

    Comes up in 100% of 22 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 25 comments: 12 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

    Review Inclusion and bullying

    QASMT is very diverse with students from multiple backgrounds. Many cultural events were also held, including Harmony Week, where students are encouraged to wear their cultural dress and participate in related activities. Bullying, from what I could tell, wasn't a significant issue. In a school where… Read all

    QASMT is very diverse with students from multiple backgrounds. Many cultural events were also held, including Harmony Week, where students are encouraged to wear their cultural dress and participate in related activities. Bullying, from what I could tell, wasn't a significant issue. In a school where academics is the priority, there's a stereotypical correlation between high-achieving students and good behaviour. This is supported by the fact that I never witnessed any bullying, but it should be noted that bullying is pretty much an inevitable issue, albeit less prominent at QA.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Overall, bullying rates at the school are quite low due to the large percentage of students being too busy focusing on their academics. However, in the instances when bullying does occur the school has a really good system of house deans/councillors which takes bullying very seriously, and works fast… Read all

    Overall, bullying rates at the school are quite low due to the large percentage of students being too busy focusing on their academics. However, in the instances when bullying does occur the school has a really good system of house deans/councillors which takes bullying very seriously, and works fast to mitigate the situation. The system that the school employs takes the students concerns very seriously, so bullying is never a big issue. As well as bullying, the school also takes mental health issues very seriously and the house deans/councillors are all very supportive and attentive to student concerns and problems. The Toowong area is also quite safe, as the surrounding areas are just suburban houses. Unless you are crossing illegally on moggil road, the school is not located near any suspicious people/areas and is generally really safe.

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  5. St Joseph’s College (Gregory Terrace)

    Boys · Catholic · Spring Hill

    • Fees $26,439 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
    • Sport GPS
    • Median ATAR 93.35 (2024)source
    • Students 1,959

    Strong evidence18 separate reviews mention it, out of 18.

    Comes up in 100% of 18 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 26 comments: 10 speak well of it · 3 raise concerns

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  6. St Peters Lutheran College

    Co-ed · Independent · Indooroopilly

    • Fees $26,786 a year (2026, Years 10-12 day students)
    • Sport QGSSSA (girls), AIC (boys)
    • Median ATAR 90.5 (2025)source
    • Students 2,302
    • Boarding

    Strong evidence19 separate reviews mention it, out of 19.

    Comes up in 100% of 19 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 23 comments: 10 speak well of it · 2 raise concerns

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  7. Kelvin Grove State College

    Co-ed · State · Kelvin Grove

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 3,646

    Strong evidence19 separate reviews mention it, out of 19.

    Comes up in 100% of 19 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 22 comments: 9 speak well of it · 5 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I wouldn’t say bullying was an issue at kg and I didn’t really see or experience, so I don’t think my opinion would be the best. I do know a few peers that changed schools because they experienced bullying so maybe the school doesn’t do a good job in mitigating bullying.

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    Review Bullying and the social scene

    I don’t know if my children were bullied in school but I don’t think so. When I went to pick up my children there were lots of kids that would abuse each other but I think that was just their way of being kids and friendly.

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  8. Brisbane Grammar School

    Boys · Independent · Spring Hill

    • Fees $37,960 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
    • Sport GPS
    • Median ATAR 95 (2025)source
    • Students 2,021
    • Boarding (boys only)

    Strong evidence12 separate reviews mention it, out of 12.

    Comes up in 100% of 12 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 22 comments: 10 speak well of it · 2 raise concerns

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  9. Northside Christian College

    Co-ed · Independent · Everton Park

    • Fees $14,855 a year (2026, Year 12, first child, all-in)
    • Students 1,258

    Strong evidence15 separate reviews mention it, out of 15.

    Comes up in 100% of 15 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 21 comments: 4 speak well of it · 2 raise concerns

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  10. Brisbane Girls Grammar School

    Girls · Independent · Spring Hill

    • Fees $34,088 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
    • Sport QGSSSA
    • Median ATAR 96.45 (2025)source
    • Students 1,792

    Strong evidence15 separate reviews mention it, out of 15.

    Comes up in 100% of 15 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 19 comments: 8 speak well of it

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  11. Cannon Hill Anglican College

    Co-ed · Independent · Cannon Hill

    • Fees $21,456 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive single tuition fee)
    • Sport TAS
    • Students 1,364

    Strong evidence15 separate reviews mention it, out of 15.

    Comes up in 100% of 15 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 19 comments: 2 speak well of it · 7 raise concerns

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  12. Brisbane Boys' College

    Boys · Independent · Toowong

    • Fees $36,492 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
    • Sport GPS
    • Median ATAR 90.05 (2025)source
    • Students 1,314
    • Boarding (boys only)

    Strong evidence12 separate reviews mention it, out of 12.

    Comes up in 100% of 12 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 17 comments: 5 speak well of it · 3 raise concerns

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  13. Anglican Church Grammar School

    Boys · Independent · East Brisbane

    • Fees $36,232 a year (2026, Years 11-12)
    • Sport GPS
    • Median ATAR 90.85 (2025)source
    • Students 1,895
    • Boarding (boys only)

    Strong evidence11 separate reviews mention it, out of 11.

    Comes up in 100% of 11 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 17 comments: 9 speak well of it · 2 raise concerns

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  14. Corinda State High School

    Co-ed · State · Corinda

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 2,123

    Strong evidence13 separate reviews mention it, out of 13.

    Comes up in 100% of 13 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 14 comments: 5 speak well of it · 1 mixed · 1 raises concerns

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    The school has policies to address bullying, and they do try to create a positive environment. My child had a generally good social experience, with some challenges, but the staff was responsive when issues arose. Overall, the school worked to promote inclusivity and a sense of community.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I felt extremely safe getting to and from school. Before I obtained my license, I was driven every day. After I was able to drive myself to school, I still encountered no safety concerns.

    Review The parent community

    There is a decent sense of community among parents, though it’s not overly close-knit. Some parents know each other and form friendships, but it’s more independent overall. There are events where parents can connect, but it’s not always easy to form strong bonds.

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  15. Mt St Michael's College

    Girls · Catholic · Ashgrove

    • Fees $15,657 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 870

    Strong evidence11 separate reviews mention it, out of 11.

    Comes up in 100% of 11 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 14 comments: 4 speak well of it · 5 raise concerns

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  16. All Hallows' School

    Girls · Catholic · Fortitude Valley

    • Fees $23,485 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Median ATAR 93.4 (2025)source
    • Students 1,733

    Some evidence9 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 9 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 14 comments: 8 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  17. Moreton Bay Boys' College

    Boys · Independent · Manly West

    • Fees $18,792 a year (2026, Years 11-12)
    • Sport ISC
    • Median ATAR 80.8 (2025)source
    • Students 496

    Some evidence9 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 14 comments: 6 speak well of it

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  18. Craigslea State High School

    Co-ed · State · Chermside West

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,241

    Strong evidence10 separate reviews mention it, out of 10.

    Comes up in 100% of 10 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 11 comments: 3 speak well of it · 3 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Getting to school could be a challenge sometimes. There were bus stops very close on all sides of the school, however students who walked part or most of the way had to deal with the roundabout nearby. Any official crossings were so far they weren't worth walking the extra distance and most students… Read all

    Getting to school could be a challenge sometimes. There were bus stops very close on all sides of the school, however students who walked part or most of the way had to deal with the roundabout nearby. Any official crossings were so far they weren't worth walking the extra distance and most students would just cross through the centre which was extremely unsafe. I believe there was a death at that roundabout but I don't know if it was a student or not.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I am still not sure, and I hardly remember any bullying at least in my class. I only attended the school for my final 2 years. From my experience the roads weren't busy nor anything suspicious happened. I don't know about the current state. Im very less knowledgable in this area

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  19. St Joseph's Nudgee College

    Boys · Catholic · Boondall

    • Fees $25,035 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport GPS
    • Median ATAR 88.6 (2025)source
    • Students 1,720
    • Boarding (boys only)

    Some evidence10 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 15 comments: 3 speak well of it · 5 raise concerns

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  20. Cleveland District State High School

    Co-ed · State · Cleveland

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 2,415

    Some evidence9 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 9 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 9 comments: 2 speak well of it · 2 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    bullying wasn’t really an issue atleast for me. it was safe around school not that many busy roads around so not much for the school to fix.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was present, as it is in most schools, but the effectiveness of the school’s response varied. Some students felt that the school took issues seriously and acted quickly, while others thought there could be more proactive measures, such as better enforcement of policies or more student support… Read all

    Bullying was present, as it is in most schools, but the effectiveness of the school’s response varied. Some students felt that the school took issues seriously and acted quickly, while others thought there could be more proactive measures, such as better enforcement of policies or more student support services. Peer support programs and school counselors helped, but there was still room for improvement. For the most part, traveling to and from school felt safe. However, some students were concerned about busy intersections near the school and traffic congestion, especially during pick-up and drop-off times. Occasionally, there were reports of suspicious individuals near the school grounds, but the school took precautions, such as notifying students and staff.

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  21. Genesis Christian College

    Co-ed · Independent · Bray Park

    • Fees $11,390 a year (2026, Year 12 first student)
    • Students 1,614

    Some evidence7 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 7 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 13 comments: 3 speak well of it · 5 raise concerns

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  22. Queensland Academy for Creative Industries

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Kelvin Grove

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 437

    Some evidence11 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 11 comments: 5 speak well of it

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying wasn't a big issue because lots of the students wanted to be at QACI everyone had a similar mindset. There is a lot of public transport nearby that were very helpful to get around school. There is not much parking if you want to drive in the later years but most people used public transport.… Read all

    Bullying wasn't a big issue because lots of the students wanted to be at QACI everyone had a similar mindset. There is a lot of public transport nearby that were very helpful to get around school. There is not much parking if you want to drive in the later years but most people used public transport. It is right near QUT Kelvin Grove campus so there is a nice atmosphere around the school with other students and great places to eat and study.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    From what I know of, bullying was not an issue as everyone in the grade knew each other. The roads to our school were very safe, as it is right next to QUT.

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  23. Citipointe Christian College

    Co-ed · Independent · Carindale

    • Fees $16,164 a year (2026, Years 10-12, all-inclusive)
    • Sport ISC
    • Median ATAR 88.15 (2025)source
    • Students 1,764

    Some evidence8 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 10 comments: 7 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  24. St Rita's College

    Girls · Catholic · Clayfield

    • Fees $16,685 a year (2026, Year 12, revised July 2026 schedule)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 1,222

    Some evidence8 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 10 comments: 3 speak well of it · 3 raise concerns

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  25. Ormiston College

    Co-ed · Independent · Ormiston

    • Fees $19,412 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
    • Sport TAS
    • Median ATAR 90.55 (2025)source
    • Students 1,560

    Some evidence8 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 9 comments: 5 speak well of it

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  26. The Gap State High School

    Co-ed · State · The Gap

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Median ATAR 86 (2024)source
    • Students 1,700

    Some evidence8 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 9 comments: 3 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    The school has its principal exit and 3 or so minor exits along the main road in front of the school. There were always teachers or aides observing students as they left to keep them from running recklessly onto the road. I personally experienced minor harassment from students during my junior years.… Read all

    The school has its principal exit and 3 or so minor exits along the main road in front of the school. There were always teachers or aides observing students as they left to keep them from running recklessly onto the road. I personally experienced minor harassment from students during my junior years. The school had adequate services and support, but I personally didn't use them as I didn't think I needed to. It was very safe getting to school, as there are many public busses that take students to/close to the school, but it does get crowded on busses and pathways close to the main road when everyone leaves.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was present, however none ever involved me, nor did I personally know any students who were bullied/doing the bullying. I felt quite safe getting to the school as I lived very close to it. Few risks were present.

    Review Year 12 subject choices

    Specialist Mathematics: I decided to partake in this subject because challenging myself was part of my goals, and I enjoyed math in high school and still do in university. It provides great preparation for university subjects, allowing you to have an edge over other students, but also making you someone… Read all

    Specialist Mathematics: I decided to partake in this subject because challenging myself was part of my goals, and I enjoyed math in high school and still do in university. It provides great preparation for university subjects, allowing you to have an edge over other students, but also making you someone that people are able to come to if they have questions, which allows friendships to bloom. Mathematical Methods: I took this as it was required for some also doing Specialist Mathematics. This provided foundational knowledge for the above subject, and you would usually cover the basics for Specialists a week or two before you did it there. It liked it because it allowed you to talk to people who were maybe not as academically inclined, but still wanted to put themselves out of their comfort zone. Physics: I took physics in an attempt to understand the world around me; how things moved, why things happened, what weird laws does the world follow. If I could do something again, I'd remember to NOT delete a section until I was ready to submit, it cost me a mark. Chemistry: I chose this subject because I was interested in pursuing Chemical and Process Engineering in university. It also follows the same thought process as physics, where I wanted to know why and how things happened. If I could change things about this subject, it'd be the sheer amount of memorization required for the last unit, but luckily they have updated the syllabus to make it easier. Engineering: This was a subject I chose because I thought it would lead me down the path to becoming an engineer. It certainly helped prepare me for the amount of reporting and documentation you need to do in university, and spanned subjects such as physics, chemistry, and included a lot of math. Literature: I chose to do literature because I didn't like doing persuasive speeches. I wish I could have dealt with it and go with General English instead, but I missed out on the transfer window. I guess I just was stuck with the idea that I was good at writing about stories, not writing new ones.

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  27. Lourdes Hill College

    Girls · Catholic · Hawthorne

    • Fees $16,000 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 1,209

    Some evidence7 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 9 comments: 3 speak well of it · 4 raise concerns

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  28. San Sisto College

    Girls · Catholic · Carina

    • Fees $7,889 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 810

    Some evidence7 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 10 comments: 1 speaks well of it · 1 mixed · 4 raise concerns

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  29. Moreton Bay College

    Girls · Independent · Manly West

    • Fees $23,280 a year (2026, Years 11-12)
    • Sport QGSSSA
    • Median ATAR 87.6 (2025)source
    • Students 1,182

    Some evidence6 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 9 comments: 2 speak well of it · 2 raise concerns

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  30. Kedron State High School

    Co-ed · State · Kedron

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,739

    Some evidence6 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 6 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Personally from what I witnessed I didn't see any bullying as the standards are held quite high so nothing really happened during my time there that I was aware of. There were occasions where the principal got up on assembly and addressed some issues directly and emphasied a zero tolerance policy to… Read all

    Personally from what I witnessed I didn't see any bullying as the standards are held quite high so nothing really happened during my time there that I was aware of. There were occasions where the principal got up on assembly and addressed some issues directly and emphasied a zero tolerance policy to bullying. I walked to and from school and never felt unsafe anytime doing so. The Kedron brook is very open and is well lit at night so not once did I worry about my safety getting to and from school. They practised lockdowns multiple times a year so everyone was prepared if anything happened. From year 7 to 12 I only experienced one lockdown but can't remember the details but the police and emergency services arrived quickly and it probably helped that there is an emergency service complex next door.

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    The school is safe most of the times but some of the children were crazy, I remember when there was a lockdown because a student was chasing everyone around with a knife. I don’t know if this school has fixed their security since then but I don’t think it’s the best. I did occasionally get bullied but… Read all

    The school is safe most of the times but some of the children were crazy, I remember when there was a lockdown because a student was chasing everyone around with a knife. I don’t know if this school has fixed their security since then but I don’t think it’s the best. I did occasionally get bullied but I didn’t reach out to the teachers as it happened infront of them and they did nothing to intervene. Luckily it honestly didn’t affect me that much.

    Review Would you recommend it?

    The school was alright but the people in it were unbearable, for academics I would recommend it however if you were previously bullied you will most likely unfortunately be bullied here.

    Zunerah K. · Former student, finished Year 12 in 2021 or earlier · written 2025The school overall

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  31. St Margaret's Anglican Girls School

    Girls · Independent · Ascot

    • Fees $33,216 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
    • Sport QGSSSA
    • Median ATAR 93.05 (2025)source
    • Students 1,402
    • Boarding (girls only)

    Some evidence7 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 7 comments: 5 speak well of it

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  32. Wavell State High School

    Co-ed · State · Wavell Heights

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,527

    Some evidence5 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 9 comments: 3 speak well of it · 3 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was an issue at times in the school, especially in the lower grades, but the school made efforts to address it through anti-bullying campaigns, counseling support, and encouraging students to speak up. Teachers were generally responsive when incidents were reported, although not every situation was resolved perfectly.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was an issue, I experienced it first hand and ended up getting the person bullying me suspended but only to have the rest of his friend group bully me and admin didn't believe until i had evidence which took weeks to get so therefore, i had to endure the bullying for many more weeks without… Read all

    Bullying was an issue, I experienced it first hand and ended up getting the person bullying me suspended but only to have the rest of his friend group bully me and admin didn't believe until i had evidence which took weeks to get so therefore, i had to endure the bullying for many more weeks without intervention. The school was located in a pretty busy area. There was always school traffic and even in the drop off zones, you had to wait till it was safe enough to be dropped off. School couldn't really do much about it in the mornings, but in the afternoons there was teachers looking out for the kids, but only looked after the safety of kids taking the bus and not kids getting picked up by parents. Sometimes kids would have to cross the street, some nearly getting hit, but teachers didn't look out for them, not even a glance to see if they were crossing the street okay.

    Review Camps and excursions

    My favourite memory from a school camp was the night we sat around the campfire, sharing stories and laughing under the stars. It was a moment where students from different grades and backgrounds came together, and for once, there were no cliques or pressure—just a genuine sense of connection.

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  33. Brigidine College

    Girls · Catholic · Indooroopilly

    • Fees $15,092 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport GBC, CaSSSA
    • Median ATAR 82.82 (2025)source
    • Students 953

    Some evidence6 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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  34. Mount Alvernia College

    Girls · Catholic · Kedron

    • Fees $14,164 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Median ATAR 90.55 (2025)source
    • Students 985

    Some evidence8 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 8 comments: 3 speak well of it

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  35. St Mary's College

    Girls · Catholic · Ipswich

    • Fees $7,275 a year (2026, Years 11-12, first student)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 772

    Some evidence5 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 6 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  36. Centenary State High School

    Co-ed · State · Jindalee

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,676

    Some evidence5 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I was bullied quite severely which had a very big impact on my learning and quality of life as a whole. The school at first wasn't able to do much but after realising the issues were with its current policies they made amendments and did their best to manage the situation. My teachers were very supportive… Read all

    I was bullied quite severely which had a very big impact on my learning and quality of life as a whole. The school at first wasn't able to do much but after realising the issues were with its current policies they made amendments and did their best to manage the situation. My teachers were very supportive and the school was very receptive of feedback from all the cohorts as to how they can improve.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I had migrated from the Philippines to Australia when i started in year 8. In my 5 years of education there i had not encountered any bullying issues. I also walked to school everyday, which had no issues. Every now and again there would be a big drama between students, but no pattern or theme. There… Read all

    I had migrated from the Philippines to Australia when i started in year 8. In my 5 years of education there i had not encountered any bullying issues. I also walked to school everyday, which had no issues. Every now and again there would be a big drama between students, but no pattern or theme. There are teachers at the school that are prepared to handle such situations with an ironclad discipline but also kind enough to be encouraging.

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  37. Clairvaux Mackillop College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Upper Mount Gravatt

    • Fees $7,210 a year (2026, Year 12, eldest child)
    • Sport SECA
    • Students 1,219

    Some evidence5 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  38. MacGregor State High School

    Co-ed · State · MacGregor

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,352

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Not really any sus people and not really any busy roads other than one and it was great having garden city a 4 minute walk away bullying was a pretty big thing definitley for the kids below me as i knew a fair few who were getting bullied my grade, grades a few above and a few below were good but seemed… Read all

    Not really any sus people and not really any busy roads other than one and it was great having garden city a 4 minute walk away bullying was a pretty big thing definitley for the kids below me as i knew a fair few who were getting bullied my grade, grades a few above and a few below were good but seemed like it started 3 grades below were it was pretty bad school didnt seem to do anything at all maybe tell off the kid but never really move the kid/ move them out of the class

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    personally, I have not witnessed any physical bulling, it is more so kids gossiping or ostracising the individual. In terms of commuting to school I never felt worried about my safety. However, it is noted that since we are next to Garden City, there may be some concerns if something was to happen over… Read all

    personally, I have not witnessed any physical bulling, it is more so kids gossiping or ostracising the individual. In terms of commuting to school I never felt worried about my safety. However, it is noted that since we are next to Garden City, there may be some concerns if something was to happen over there. Normally if any of these issues arise the school holds an assembly to discuss these matters or have guest speakers talking e.g how to drive safely, anti-bulling

    Review Readiness for life after school

    from 0-10 a 0 did not feel prepared at all still had work paths with going into electrical but still was not prepared to go straight into working full time and felt lost and know that every or most of my peers felt exactly the same with alot not having a job for a year and not knowing what to do if they… Read all

    from 0-10 a 0 did not feel prepared at all still had work paths with going into electrical but still was not prepared to go straight into working full time and felt lost and know that every or most of my peers felt exactly the same with alot not having a job for a year and not knowing what to do if they didnt go uni and the people who went uni were startled by the work load they got when they joined uni and lost alot of their social life because of it

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  39. Somerville House

    Girls · Independent · South Brisbane

    • Fees $31,872 a year (2026, Years 7-12 compulsory total, all-inclusive)
    • Sport QGSSSA
    • Median ATAR 91.6 (2025)source
    • Students 1,387
    • Boarding (girls only)

    Some evidence5 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 1 speaks well of it · 2 raise concerns

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  40. Forest Lake State High School

    Co-ed · State · Forest Lake

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,685

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

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    Of 6 comments: 2 speak well of it

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    Forest Lake State High takes bullying very seriously, with clear policies in place and programs to teach students about respect and kindness. They also have a dedicated team that works to address any issues quickly and effectively, which I really appreciate. My daughter has had a positive social experience… Read all

    Forest Lake State High takes bullying very seriously, with clear policies in place and programs to teach students about respect and kindness. They also have a dedicated team that works to address any issues quickly and effectively, which I really appreciate. My daughter has had a positive social experience overall, feeling supported by both peers and staff, and I've noticed a strong emphasis on inclusivity in the school culture.

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    Review Bullying and the social scene

    My school takes bullying seriously by having clear policies and programs in place to address it, like peer support groups and awareness campaigns. They also promote kindness and respect through regular activities and workshops. My child has had a positive experience socially, feeling safe and supported by both teachers and peers.

    Anna R. · Parent, child in Year 8 · written 2025

    Review Experience of the sports program

    My daughter has really enjoyed the school’s sports programs, especially the emphasis on teamwork and fitness. The variety of sports offered has kept her engaged, and she’s built lasting friendships through the teams. One area for improvement would be to offer more opportunities for younger kids to get… Read all

    My daughter has really enjoyed the school’s sports programs, especially the emphasis on teamwork and fitness. The variety of sports offered has kept her engaged, and she’s built lasting friendships through the teams. One area for improvement would be to offer more opportunities for younger kids to get involved in less competitive, recreational sports to build their skills and confidence.

    Sophie L. · Parent, child in Year 8 · written 2025Sport

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  41. Coorparoo Secondary College

    Co-ed · State · Coorparoo

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 387

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 3 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I think bullying was a big issue at the school, but the principal always dealt with it promptly. We had assemblies frequently about bullying. I don’t think the school was unsafe.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I don’t think bullying was a big issue, I never experienced it or saw it happening. We did have frequent assemblies regarding bullying though.

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  42. Mary MacKillop College

    Girls · Catholic · Nundah

    • Fees $7,304 a year (2026, Year 12, first child)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 625

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 5 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  43. Redlands College

    Co-ed · Independent · Wellington Point

    • Fees $11,620 a year (2026, Years 10-12, incl. camps, excursions, music and sport programs)
    • Sport ISC
    • Median ATAR 84.5 (2025)source
    • Students 1,517

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 3 speak well of it

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  44. Sheldon College

    Co-ed · Independent · Sheldon

    • Fees $18,840 a year (2026, Years 7-12, incl. tuition, camps and sundry levies)
    • Sport GBC
    • Median ATAR 89.05 (2025)source
    • Students 1,508

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 3 speak well of it · 1 mixed

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  45. St Aidan's Anglican Girls School

    Girls · Independent · Corinda

    • Fees $31,992 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
    • Sport QGSSSA
    • Median ATAR 94.95 (2025)source
    • Students 1,025

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 2 speak well of it · 3 raise concerns

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  46. St Augustine's College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Augustine Heights

    • Fees $6,558 a year (2026, Years 10-12, eldest child)
    • Sport SECA
    • Students 1,587

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 5 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  47. Aspley State High School

    Co-ed · State · Aspley

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,248

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 6 comments: 5 raise concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I was in the middle of a bullying problem in grade ten as a classmate forced me away from a group of friends for a few months before she left. This was not helped at all.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    There was and most definitely still is a pervasive bullying problem in the school, likely amongst staff in addition to the students. Very little is done about it from executive staff. There's nothing particularly unsafe about the surrounding neighbourhood; i lived about a 30 minute walk away and would walk to and from school most days and nothing ever happened to me.

    Review What had the biggest impact

    Specific teachers made my time there greatly more manageable, but the vast majority of my interactions with staff were awful. Things that defined my school experience were constant bullying from certain staff (even executive members) and a total lack of competency in many teachers shaped me into an independent learner.

    Tarquin M. · Former student, finished Year 12 in 2022–24 · written 2025The school overall

    Review Something only students would know

    There were many instagram pages created to just disseminate pretty abhorrent behaviour. I saw at least three pages in my time, one for students taking pictures/videos of other students in bathroom stalls while they were pooping, another for just defacing school property (mostly in bathrooms; one particular video i remember was of a kid swinging on a hanging bathroom ceiling light until the cable broke), and another of just bullying random people (this was for kids in grades below me, so i didn't know anybody getting bullied by the page). No staff were notified/no staff cared to do anything about them.

    Review School culture

    The culture was very facetious, many staff disregarded student complaints (even serious ones like racism from teachers, targeted bullying amongst students, etc.) There was a very thinly veiled culture of strictness from teachers; rules and standards were enforced incredibly unevenly amongst teachers, leading to a general pervasive sense of apathy amongst students and staff in the school.

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  48. Aviation High

    Co-ed · State · Hendra

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 629

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was most defienkty not a problem, teachers were out on patrol like hawks not only during lunch hours but inbetween classes to catch anyone sus. Anyone caught bullying or preying on someone else was treated very harshly and was not able to get their parents to just call in and get them out of… Read all

    Bullying was most defienkty not a problem, teachers were out on patrol like hawks not only during lunch hours but inbetween classes to catch anyone sus. Anyone caught bullying or preying on someone else was treated very harshly and was not able to get their parents to just call in and get them out of it. Getting to school was easy. Nice 10 15 minute walk from Toombul station across the river and you're sorted or you could also walk from eagle junction station in the same amount of time, and with 4 or 5 bus stops within the outskirts of the school busses were fine aswell. There's a nice car drop off area and a massive parking lot. Roads were obviously busy but there is a sanctioned zebra walk to get to the school that is always watched and used by a teacher after school and the principle himself every single day after school acts as the traffic warden at the busiest part where cars come in drop off and park and children pass so he is awesome and is always willing to make time for you if needed.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Was not an issue in my grade, however I heard of some small incidents in grades below - they seemed to be dealt with swiftly and with respect. Getting to/from school felt very safe.

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  49. Kenmore State High School

    Co-ed · State · Kenmore

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,982

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was quite an issue and in a lot of cases they don’t do very much about it. It was mainly verbal bulling, often specifically fuelled by homophobia or transphobia.

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    Review Inclusion and bullying

    My school was quite inclusive and welcoming, with a strong focus on diversity. There were programs in place to celebrate different cultures, and teachers encouraged open discussions. However, like any school, bullying did occur

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  50. Padua College

    Boys · Catholic · Kedron

    • Fees $14,945 a year (2026, Year 12, all-in)
    • Sport AIC
    • Students 1,588

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 4 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  51. Whites Hill State College

    Co-ed · State · Camp Hill

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 895

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 4 comments: 3 speak well of it

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was not an issue at my school. There were always students who were mean or picked on others, but the school always intervened before it escalated to bullying. Ever since the change in administration in 2023, the principal and vice principal immediately took disciplinary action on any students… Read all

    Bullying was not an issue at my school. There were always students who were mean or picked on others, but the school always intervened before it escalated to bullying. Ever since the change in administration in 2023, the principal and vice principal immediately took disciplinary action on any students who were engaging in bullying or other banned behaviour such as vaping. I feel that they dealt with this issue a lot better than the previous administration, and in my senior years I was glad to see that a lot of those students were simply suspended or expelled if their behaviour continued. The school itself was in a very safe area with no suspicious roads or persons around. There were a couple busy main roads around the school, but the traffic control system was efficient and effective at managing that risk.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was not a significant issue at my school, but when incidents did occur, the school dealt with them promptly and effectively. There was a clear anti-bullying policy, and students were encouraged to report any issues to the guidance counselors or teachers. I generally felt safe traveling to and… Read all

    Bullying was not a significant issue at my school, but when incidents did occur, the school dealt with them promptly and effectively. There was a clear anti-bullying policy, and students were encouraged to report any issues to the guidance counselors or teachers. I generally felt safe traveling to and from school, although there were some busy roads near the campus. The school addressed this by organizing safety workshops and providing crossing guards to help students navigate the traffic. Additionally, the school had a good relationship with local law enforcement, which helped ensure the safety of students in the surrounding area.

    Review School culture

    The school culture was a blend of traditional and modern elements. While there were strict rules regarding attendance and academic integrity, the overall atmosphere was relaxed and supportive. Students were encouraged to express themselves and participate in various activities. The vibe was collaborative… Read all

    The school culture was a blend of traditional and modern elements. While there were strict rules regarding attendance and academic integrity, the overall atmosphere was relaxed and supportive. Students were encouraged to express themselves and participate in various activities. The vibe was collaborative rather than overly competitive, with a strong emphasis on teamwork and mutual respect. Most students were friendly and inclusive, making it relatively easy to fit in, although there were some established social groups.

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  52. Wynnum State High School

    Co-ed · State · Manly

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,138

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 4 comments: 4 speak well of it

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    No bullying was not an issue, the students were respectful and got on the majority.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    for me personally bullying wasnt an issue. felt safe getting to and from school as i am a tall white man. some dropout kids that would show up at school was probably the worst of the issues

    Review What had the biggest impact

    Friendships, Teachers all positive aswell as the specific opportunities and programs offered at Wynnum State High School.

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  53. Brisbane Bayside State College

    Co-ed · State · Wynnum West

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 881

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

    Review Inclusion and bullying

    I think bayside still has room for improvement but I think in general they are very accommodating for everyone. My little brother has cerebral palsy and bayside were very accommodating to him, an example I have is that they adapted parts of the sports excellence program to allow him to play disability… Read all

    I think bayside still has room for improvement but I think in general they are very accommodating for everyone. My little brother has cerebral palsy and bayside were very accommodating to him, an example I have is that they adapted parts of the sports excellence program to allow him to play disability friendly sports as well as introducing these sports to other kids, I know they have been accommodating like this in the past as well. Bullying wasn’t an issue when I was going and in general most people got along

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying has not been an issue at Brisbane Bayside State College. The school has a more positive community, where bullies are more shunned, therefore discouraging bullying. Getting to and from school has felt safe, as not long after the bell rings at the end of the day, the scheduled bus arrives. If… Read all

    Bullying has not been an issue at Brisbane Bayside State College. The school has a more positive community, where bullies are more shunned, therefore discouraging bullying. Getting to and from school has felt safe, as not long after the bell rings at the end of the day, the scheduled bus arrives. If any external factors or events are affecting getting to and from school, there will almost always be an alert sent to parents, as well as a lockdown at school. Emergency services are contacted, if the situation constitutes it.

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  54. Brisbane South State Secondary College

    Co-ed · State · Dutton Park

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,444

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 1 speaks well of it

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    They give consequences to the child doing the bullying and they teach all kids about bullying prevention in classes called "Learner-Preneur"

    Anonymous · Parent, child in Year 9 · written 2025
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    Review Bullying and the social scene

    The school's code of conduct has a chapter in Preventing and responding to bullying, including: Bullying response flowchart for teachers; Cyberbullying response flowchart for school staff; My child said the school environment is generally friendly and supportive. There is zero tolerance for bullying.

    LH · Parent, child in Year 9 · written 2025

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  55. Cavendish Road State High School

    Co-ed · State · Holland Park

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 2,022

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I did not experience bullying at my school however there was a widespread standard that bullying would not be tolerated with students who were mean to others quickly and strongly discouraged from doing so, with disciplinary measures taken if necessary to the perpetrators of bullying. There were several… Read all

    I did not experience bullying at my school however there was a widespread standard that bullying would not be tolerated with students who were mean to others quickly and strongly discouraged from doing so, with disciplinary measures taken if necessary to the perpetrators of bullying. There were several busy roads surrounding the school, which was made aware to students through multiple road safety education sessions across the years.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying is a slight issue but it would vary from grade to grade and it’s as much as an issue in all schools it’s not specific to cavendish at all. Getting too and from school was very safe and easy plenty of busses take you to school very easily. There is a busy road but the gates are usually closed.… Read all

    Bullying is a slight issue but it would vary from grade to grade and it’s as much as an issue in all schools it’s not specific to cavendish at all. Getting too and from school was very safe and easy plenty of busses take you to school very easily. There is a busy road but the gates are usually closed. There wasn’t much of an address of the bullying problem but that’s because people didn’t report it because it was so normalised by students as just banter despite being much more than that.

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  56. Ferny Grove State High School

    Co-ed · State · Ferny Grove

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,800

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    During my time I never saw or heard if much bullying but I do know that the school was incredibly harsh on bullying which likely acted as a deterrent

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    There was a time where I got punched right outside of school grounds and the school didn't really do anything to address it - furthermore, I've heard of multiple other students having issues with bullying that did not get addressed properly by staff. I would not recommend this school if you think your… Read all

    There was a time where I got punched right outside of school grounds and the school didn't really do anything to address it - furthermore, I've heard of multiple other students having issues with bullying that did not get addressed properly by staff. I would not recommend this school if you think your child is a high risk of being targeted for bullying.

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  57. Grace Lutheran College

    Co-ed · Independent · Rothwell

    • Fees $12,550 a year (2026, Year 12, Rothwell campus)
    • Students 1,606

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  58. Loreto College Coorparoo

    Girls · Catholic · Coorparoo

    • Fees $17,002 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 1,097

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  59. Redeemer Lutheran College

    Co-ed · Independent · Rochedale

    • Fees $17,450 a year (2026, Years 8-12)
    • Sport GBC
    • Students 1,215

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  60. Rochedale State High School

    Co-ed · State · Rochedale

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,498

    Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    All schools have a bullying problem, but I'd say Rochedale handled it as well as was able. The location of the school was isolated, which did make it feel safer. They were proactive with lockdowns whenever anything suspicious did happen.

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    Review Inclusion and bullying

    generally the students are not very welcoming to newcomers however when bullying was raised as a concern the school somewhat worked to resolve the issues. However, if this bullying issue was present but not raised to the teachers directly it was not resolved and no support was offered and teachers did not reach out and ask questions.

    lalalalarochedaley · Former student, finished Year 12 in 2022–24 · written 2025

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  61. Canterbury College

    Co-ed · Independent · Waterford

    • Fees $16,544 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport TAS
    • Median ATAR 91.4 (2025)source
    • Students 1,547

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  62. Carmel College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Thornlands

    • Fees $7,378 a year (2026, Years 10-12, eldest student)
    • Sport SECA
    • Students 1,241

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  63. St Thomas More College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Sunnybank

    • Fees $6,189 a year (2026, Years 11-12 single child)
    • Sport SECA
    • Students 1,171

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  64. West Moreton Anglican College

    Co-ed · Independent · Karrabin

    • Fees $16,936 a year (2026, Years 11-12 compulsory total, all-inclusive)
    • Sport TAS
    • Students 1,496

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  65. Alexandra Hills State High School

    Co-ed · State · Alexandra Hills

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,177

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it · 1 raises concerns

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    Supportive teachers who genuinely care about students' success and well-being, both academically and emotionally yes.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Yes, the school didn’t really deal with it well and I think it has gotten worse now. There were plenty of suspensions and detentions for students who displayed bullying, furthermore bullying was addressed as a constant topic in parades and messages to students.

  66. Ambrose Treacy College

    Boys · Catholic · Indooroopilly

    • Fees $19,618 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
    • Sport GBC
    • Students 1,238

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 raises concerns

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  67. Calamvale Community College

    Co-ed · State · Calamvale

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 2,417

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 raises concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    I was never actively bullied at the school I’m unaware of anyone I know that was bullied either. However, that isn’t to say that it doesn’t happen I just had no experience with it.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying is a very prevalent issue. Unfortunately, the school is lackluster in the way it combats this. It took 3 separate incidents and several emails from my parents and I before the school did anything about my younger brother's bullying. The roads around the school lacked proper management and had… Read all

    Bullying is a very prevalent issue. Unfortunately, the school is lackluster in the way it combats this. It took 3 separate incidents and several emails from my parents and I before the school did anything about my younger brother's bullying. The roads around the school lacked proper management and had abysmal traffic flow, and many parents drive recklessly, including crossing double white lines at no right turn signs into the drop off zone. It took until my dad's car got hit by a reckless parent for the police or the council to take any action about it.

  68. Everton Park State High School

    Co-ed · State · Everton Park

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 479

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Well since the cohourt was so small its sort of hard to not notice any bullying. I remeber at the start of school in the earlier grades there was prominent bullying/stigma towards the mentally diverse students, however as the years went by the we all matured i noticed that any form of stigma seemed to… Read all

    Well since the cohourt was so small its sort of hard to not notice any bullying. I remeber at the start of school in the earlier grades there was prominent bullying/stigma towards the mentally diverse students, however as the years went by the we all matured i noticed that any form of stigma seemed to go away and the students would appreciate each other and our differences. Unfortunatelt as i wasnt part of juch ij it, i wasnt able to see how the school dealt with im, though i think what really helped in the background was that the school created opportunities for students to connect and realise that being mentally diverse is not something that should be stigmatised. Regarding safety the school's pretty safe other than how it is surrounded by main roads, when i drive past it sometimes students jaywalk infront of me (considerably safe though or aware that they are in fact jay walking). Maybe by increasing the size for parents to pick yo students or a bigger PUBLIC car park may resolve this issue.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    it was not an issue at all. We didn’t have bullying. The area around us was pretty safe too. There were lots of locals nearby too which helped

  69. Hillbrook Anglican School

    Co-ed · Independent · Enoggera

    • Fees $19,900 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
    • Students 924

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  70. John Paul College

    Co-ed · Independent · Daisy Hill

    • Fees $19,043 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport TAS
    • Median ATAR 91 (2025)source
    • Students 2,086

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it · 1 raises concerns

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  71. Mitchelton State High School

    Co-ed · State · Mitchelton

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Median ATAR 81.31 (2025)source
    • Students 700

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    During my school years, I didn't personally experience any school bullying. The atmosphere seemed quite friendly. I lived very close to the school, just a ten-minute walk away. The school would emphasize road safety every week.

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bullying was somewhat an issue, it was kind of a case-by-case basis but most of them ended up with the bully being expelled or suspended from the school. I felt totally safe getting to and from school.

  72. Mt Maria College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Mitchelton

    • Fees $9,805 a year (2026, Years 10-12, first student)
    • Sport SECA
    • Students 1,167

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 raises concerns

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  73. Stuartholme School

    Girls · Catholic · Toowong

    • Fees $28,010 a year (2026, Years 11-12, all-inclusive)
    • Sport CaSSSA
    • Students 840
    • Boarding (girls only)

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  74. Victoria Point State High School

    Co-ed · State · Victoria Point

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,135

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    2 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 raises concerns

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    Bulling is a problem at almost every school, including my high school. They would have regular assemblies and formal conversations with students. They would also have workshops and guest speakers to talk about the importance of recognising and stopping cyber bulling

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    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    bullying wasn’t really an issue for me but i had an incident in year 7 with a girl who was sort of bullying me (i told her to stop but she just thought it was funny and kept harassing me), anyway i told the school about it and she was disciplined and i’m pretty sure she was kicked out so i’d say the… Read all

    bullying wasn’t really an issue for me but i had an incident in year 7 with a girl who was sort of bullying me (i told her to stop but she just thought it was funny and kept harassing me), anyway i told the school about it and she was disciplined and i’m pretty sure she was kicked out so i’d say the school has a pretty good way of handling bullies.

  75. Villanova College

    Boys · Catholic · Coorparoo

    • Fees $17,607 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport AIC
    • Students 1,555

    Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

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  76. Stretton State College

    Co-ed · State · Stretton

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 3,601

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    My son has only had very minor bullying issues as a kid. In year 8 there were some kids playing a bit rough with him, but I think he managed to resolve it himself with some friends. Stretton has a standard of teaching kids equality and what to do in cases of bullying, so I think it's been pretty well.

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    Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

    Yes I think the school does. They have many policies on stopping bullying and showing respect to everyone, no matter grade or gender or what. My son has built a respectable character over the years and I attribute some of it to his schooling.

    Review Expectations versus reality

    I didn't expect the school to be extremely academic. I just wanted my son to grow up with some good friendships, but the school does have award ceremonies and celebrate academics well. I would say it met my expectation because of how they acknowledge good grades.

  77. Mount Gravatt State High School

    Co-ed · State · Mount Gravatt

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,232

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 raises concerns

    Review Inclusion and bullying

    The school is mostly inclusive, with acceptance and celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, and support systems for our international students. However, there was rare instances where staff or students acted inappropriately towards minority groups. I have also heard rumours of bullying, but there was… Read all

    The school is mostly inclusive, with acceptance and celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, and support systems for our international students. However, there was rare instances where staff or students acted inappropriately towards minority groups. I have also heard rumours of bullying, but there was no evidence to support these rumours. Although there are rare instances where discrimination is an issue, deputies and other staff were quick to react and ensured appropriate punishment was enacted.

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    Review School culture

    My school is relatively strict with its uniform and conduct, however, other than that, it was a casual school where staff and deputies took the time to build personal connections with the students. On the other hand, most students lacked motivation to study and were usually laid back in relation to academics.… Read all

    My school is relatively strict with its uniform and conduct, however, other than that, it was a casual school where staff and deputies took the time to build personal connections with the students. On the other hand, most students lacked motivation to study and were usually laid back in relation to academics. By the final grade, most people had set friend groups, but they would also regularly made friends outside their group.

  78. Westside Christian College

    Co-ed · Independent · Goodna

    • Fees $11,724 a year (2026, Year 12, first child, all-in)
    • Students 1,319

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  79. Clayfield College

    Co-ed · Independent · Clayfield

    • Fees $28,096 a year (2026, Years 7-12, incl. services, capital, locker and camp levies)
    • Sport QGSSSA (girls)
    • Median ATAR 89 (2025)source
    • Students 559
    • Boarding

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  80. Glenala State High School

    Co-ed · State · Inala

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,192

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Review Inclusion and bullying

    The school had sk e issues with bullying and violence but welcomeness and i clusivity was important

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  81. Iona College

    Boys · Catholic · Lindum

    • Fees $13,784 a year (2026, Years 5-12, single all-inclusive fee)
    • Sport AIC
    • Students 1,802

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

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    • Fees $22,540 a year (2026, Years 8-12 day, all-in)
    • Sport QGSSSA
    • Median ATAR 90.67 (2025)source
    • Students 1,048
    • Boarding (girls only)

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

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  82. Marist College Ashgrove

    Boys · Catholic · Ashgrove

    • Fees $21,440 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport AIC
    • Students 1,830
    • Boarding (boys only)

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  83. St Benedict's College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Mango Hill

    • Fees $6,849 a year (2026, Years 11-12, first student)
    • Sport SECA
    • Students 1,012

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

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  84. St James College

    Co-ed · Catholic · Spring Hill

    • Fees $10,500 a year (2026, Years 7-12, first student)
    • Students 914

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  85. St John's Anglican College

    Co-ed · Independent · Forest Lake

    • Fees $16,190 a year (2026, Year 12)
    • Sport TAS
    • Median ATAR 80.35 (2025)source
    • Students 1,320

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  86. St Laurence's College

    Boys · Catholic · South Brisbane

    • Fees $15,665 a year (2026, Year 12, first son, all-in)
    • Sport AIC
    • Students 2,033

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

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  87. St Paul's School

    Co-ed · Independent · Bald Hills

    • Fees $20,360 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-in)
    • Sport TAS
    • Students 1,201

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

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  88. Yeronga State High School

    Co-ed · State · Yeronga

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,043

    Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.

    1 of 1 review so far mentions it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 mixed

    Review Bullying and getting to school safely

    If you know anything about yeronga state hhigh schools history you would know it had a tainted past. One of the first schools in queensland to have a police officer stationed at. There were gangs who would hang around yeronga memorial park, machetes were stached incase a fight broke out, i have seen… Read all

    If you know anything about yeronga state hhigh schools history you would know it had a tainted past. One of the first schools in queensland to have a police officer stationed at. There were gangs who would hang around yeronga memorial park, machetes were stached incase a fight broke out, i have seen people jumped and stolen from at the school when i first started (which is unrelated to the gang past). Every year there were less and less of the graduates or soon to be...End up in jail. After a year, I left for a year and came back, i was absolutely astonished with how the school had cleaned up there act, it was truly a great environment where you could prosper and grow. The school expelled, implemented tougher rules and educated students to behave better. The park is now safe enough to walk through at night, which may not seem suprising, but having talked to historic alumni, it would seem inconceivable to them.

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