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42 schools where people talk about “coding” and teachers and teaching.

Also counting related words: programming, robotics, digital technolog, computer science. Schools where “coding” itself comes up are listed first.

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  • Evidence is strong when 5 or more of at least 10 reviews mention it, some when 2 or more people do, and thin when only one person does.
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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. 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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 7 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 32% of 22 reviews · 2.5× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 32% Brisbane 13%

    Of 7 comments: 5 speak well of it · 1 mixed

    Review What had the biggest impact

    The school environment and constantly being surrounded by people that are also so hard-working and motivated definitely had the largest positive impact on me in terms of encouraging me to achieve my best. IB is an extremely academically demanding program, and as a result, my last final 2 years really… Read all

    The school environment and constantly being surrounded by people that are also so hard-working and motivated definitely had the largest positive impact on me in terms of encouraging me to achieve my best. IB is an extremely academically demanding program, and as a result, my last final 2 years really tested my ability to time manage, balance my extracurriculars and work efficiently. These skills I feel have allowed me to find strengths and weaknesses in studying which was useful in university. Furthermore, as a result of school's emphasis on STEM, students at SMT often get the opportunity to join many university based programs, listen to specialists and attend seminars, all of which I know has inspired many students to pursue a career in STEM> Overall, my interactions with my teachers, and their willingness to always help, as well as their genuine passion for teaching has left a lasting impact on my view on ability to communicate my problems and seek help. I know the teachers at SMT has not only inspired but also challenged the students to always keep learning.

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    Review School culture

    As mentioned previously, QASMT is highly competitive and academics-focused. Students strive for good grades, and this culture is supported by the school itself in the way that award ceremonies are constantly held and students are praised for their achievements. QASMT prides itself in this, additionally… Read all

    As mentioned previously, QASMT is highly competitive and academics-focused. Students strive for good grades, and this culture is supported by the school itself in the way that award ceremonies are constantly held and students are praised for their achievements. QASMT prides itself in this, additionally expecting students to maintain a high standard of dress and behaviour both in and out of the school with strict rules. Because of this, most students had the same mindset- do well and graduate with a high score. Although it was competitive, it was more the reason for students to band together and support one another. In a program like IB that's incredibly difficult, it was almost impossible for anyone to get through it alone- at least, that was my experience. I found that people were more than happy to help each other, sharing notes and teaching each other concepts. As the IB does not rely on a bell-curve grading system like the ATAR, this means that one person getting a high score does not make it harder for another person to do well. This is one thing that I appreciated- that we competed with ourselves to be constantly better rather than be in competition with others where people would ultimately be more selfish with resources etc. in order to do good.

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  2. Mansfield State High School

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Mansfield

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 5 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 18% of 28 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 18% Brisbane 13%

    Of 6 comments: 5 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns

    Review What had the biggest impact

    Great teachers and a motivating environment had the biggest impact on my school experience. Their support and dedication inspired my love for learning. Hands-on programs and real-world applications made education engaging. This experience taught me perseverance, the value of knowledge, and the importance of continuous self-improvement.

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  3. 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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 3 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 8% of 36 reviews · below the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 8% Brisbane 13%

    Of 4 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 mixed

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  4. Indooroopilly State High School

    Co-ed · State · Indooroopilly

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 3 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 13% of 23 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 13% Brisbane 13%

    Of 4 comments: 4 speak well of it

    Review Expectations versus reality

    The school generally meets or exceeds academic expectations, particularly in STEM and arts. For instance, the **Enhanced Learning Program (ELP)** challenges high-achievers with advanced coursework, while vocational education (VET) provides practical pathways. Some students note uneven teaching quality… Read all

    The school generally meets or exceeds academic expectations, particularly in STEM and arts. For instance, the **Enhanced Learning Program (ELP)** challenges high-achievers with advanced coursework, while vocational education (VET) provides practical pathways. Some students note uneven teaching quality in elective subjects, but overall, the school’s strong NAPLAN and ATAR results reflect its academic commitment.

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    Review Why we chose this school

    We chose Indooroopilly State High School because of its strong academic reputation, diverse student community, and excellent extracurricular offerings, especially in music, STEM and language programs. We live within the catchment, so no major move was needed, but we did consider private options and decided… Read all

    We chose Indooroopilly State High School because of its strong academic reputation, diverse student community, and excellent extracurricular offerings, especially in music, STEM and language programs. We live within the catchment, so no major move was needed, but we did consider private options and decided Indooroopilly SHS provided comparable quality without the high tuition fees. We absolutely feel the school is worth it given the quality of teaching, facilities and the wide range of opportunities available to students. It has met and, in many ways, exceeded our expectations.

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  5. Mary MacKillop College

    Girls · Catholic · Nundah

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    0 of 1 review so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  6. 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 evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 3 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 33% of 9 reviews · 2.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 33% Brisbane 13%

    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 mixed

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  7. 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)

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 18% of 11 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 18% Brisbane 13%

    Of 3 comments: 3 speak well of it

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  8. Kelvin Grove State College

    Co-ed · State · Kelvin Grove

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 11% of 19 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 11% Brisbane 13%

    Of 3 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  9. Padua College

    Boys · Catholic · Kedron

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    1 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  10. St Mary's College

    Girls · Catholic · Ipswich

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 40% of 5 reviews · 3.2× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 40% Brisbane 13%

    Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  11. 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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 11% of 19 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 11% Brisbane 13%

    Of 3 comments: 3 speak well of it

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  12. Wavell State High School

    Co-ed · State · Wavell Heights

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 3 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 60% of 5 reviews · 4.8× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 60% Brisbane 13%

    Of 3 comments: 1 speaks well of it · 2 mixed

    Review Getting extra help

    For a student struggling in a core subject, teachers were generally accessible and willing to help. Many offered extra lessons after school or during free periods, and they encouraged students to ask questions whenever they needed clarity. Some subjects also had peer tutoring programs or study groups… Read all

    For a student struggling in a core subject, teachers were generally accessible and willing to help. Many offered extra lessons after school or during free periods, and they encouraged students to ask questions whenever they needed clarity. Some subjects also had peer tutoring programs or study groups where students could support one another.

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    Review Would you recommend it?

    I would recommend this school to students more interested in sports and arts rather than academics. There is a lack of attention towards the academic side of teaching, with some teachers teaching in more than one subject, sometimes with the subjects having no correlation to each other (e.g. drama & science).… Read all

    I would recommend this school to students more interested in sports and arts rather than academics. There is a lack of attention towards the academic side of teaching, with some teachers teaching in more than one subject, sometimes with the subjects having no correlation to each other (e.g. drama & science). Not saying that the teachers or teaching faculty is bad, it could be better. The school is known for its excellence programs in sports like rugby and netball and in the arts like dance and drama, so go to wavell if that seems more your speed. The overall experience wasn't bad, but myself and my peers did experience bullying, racism, saw violence occur on campus and there was minimal help from administration to resolve these issues, therefore these things remained an issues for years.

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  13. 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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 13% of 15 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 13% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  14. Centenary State High School

    Co-ed · State · Jindalee

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 40% of 5 reviews · 3.2× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 40% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

    Review Getting extra help

    During exam blocks, teachers in maths and science had after school tutoring available for students' pressing questions. English and humanities teachers were always keen to look over feedback and were always welcoming for students to discuss their work. Numeracy and literacy programs were available… Read all

    During exam blocks, teachers in maths and science had after school tutoring available for students' pressing questions. English and humanities teachers were always keen to look over feedback and were always welcoming for students to discuss their work. Numeracy and literacy programs were available in year 11 to prepare us for year 12 Most importantly, teachers believed in their students. They knew when to be serious to tell us to get our head in the game, but also kind enough to be encouraging. They were all about student learning and always aimed to help out students in every aspect.

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  15. 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 evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 25% of 8 reviews · 2.0× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 25% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it

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  16. Craigslea State High School

    Co-ed · State · Chermside West

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 20% of 10 reviews · 1.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 20% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  17. Forest Lake State High School

    Co-ed · State · Forest Lake

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 50% of 4 reviews · 4.0× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 50% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it · 1 mixed

    Review Expectations versus reality

    I had high academic expectations for the school, hoping for strong teaching, a well-rounded curriculum, and opportunities for advanced learning. I’m happy to say it has exceeded my expectations, especially in providing a solid foundation in both core subjects and critical thinking. The school has also… Read all

    I had high academic expectations for the school, hoping for strong teaching, a well-rounded curriculum, and opportunities for advanced learning. I’m happy to say it has exceeded my expectations, especially in providing a solid foundation in both core subjects and critical thinking. The school has also offered enrichment programs that I didn’t initially expect, which has been a pleasant surprise and has really challenged my daughter in a positive way.

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    Review What we like and dislike

    I really like the supportive community and how the school offers a lot of opportunities for growth, both academically and personally. The teachers are great, and my child has access to a variety of extracurriculars that help them thrive. The only downside is the extra fees for programs; it would be nice… Read all

    I really like the supportive community and how the school offers a lot of opportunities for growth, both academically and personally. The teachers are great, and my child has access to a variety of extracurriculars that help them thrive. The only downside is the extra fees for programs; it would be nice if some were more affordable or included in the regular costs.

  18. Hillbrook Anglican School

    Co-ed · Independent · Enoggera

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    0 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  19. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 0% of 8 reviews · Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 0% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  20. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    0 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  21. Northside Christian College

    Co-ed · Independent · Everton Park

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 7% of 15 reviews · below the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 7% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

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  22. Whites Hill State College

    Co-ed · State · Camp Hill

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

    Some evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 2 people mention related words.

    Comes up in 67% of 3 reviews · 5.3× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 67% Brisbane 13%

    Of 2 comments: 2 speak well of it

    Review Coaching and chances to compete

    My school worked extremely hard to organise interschool competitions for sports, and promoted these sports a lot. There was a lot of engagement amongst the cohorts, and even though my school didn't offer elite athlete programs or academies, we still placed within the top 4 for all our competitions. The… Read all

    My school worked extremely hard to organise interschool competitions for sports, and promoted these sports a lot. There was a lot of engagement amongst the cohorts, and even though my school didn't offer elite athlete programs or academies, we still placed within the top 4 for all our competitions. The team coaches were often PE teachers who specialised in their respective sports, and their dedication and commitment to the students on top of their regular teaching workload was admirable. Students of all athletic abilities were supported and encouraged to participate and get involved, and many students commented on their individual improvement after engaging with these sport teams.

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    Review Getting extra help

    Teachers were generally very accessible and willing to provide extra help to students struggling in core subjects. There were regular after-school tutoring sessions, and many teachers offered one-on-one support during their free periods. Additionally, the school had a peer mentoring program where older… Read all

    Teachers were generally very accessible and willing to provide extra help to students struggling in core subjects. There were regular after-school tutoring sessions, and many teachers offered one-on-one support during their free periods. Additionally, the school had a peer mentoring program where older students helped younger ones with their studies. For example, when I struggled with Chemistry, my teacher arranged extra sessions to go over difficult concepts, and a senior student helped me with practice problems, which made a significant difference.

  23. Ambrose Treacy College

    Boys · Catholic · Indooroopilly

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    1 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 mixed

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  24. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 7% of 15 reviews · below the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 7% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  25. Cleveland District State High School

    Co-ed · State · Cleveland

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 11% of 9 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 11% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 mixed

    Review What had the biggest impact

    The biggest impact came from the extracurricular opportunities, especially in sports and performing arts. The music and drama programs were well-supported, giving students the chance to develop their talents. Some teachers were incredibly supportive and made a real difference in students’ learning and… Read all

    The biggest impact came from the extracurricular opportunities, especially in sports and performing arts. The music and drama programs were well-supported, giving students the chance to develop their talents. Some teachers were incredibly supportive and made a real difference in students’ learning and personal growth. On the negative side, large class sizes sometimes made it difficult to get individual attention.

  26. Corinda State High School

    Co-ed · State · Corinda

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 8% of 13 reviews · below the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 8% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  27. Kedron State High School

    Co-ed · State · Kedron

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 17% of 6 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 17% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  28. Lourdes Hill College

    Girls · Catholic · Hawthorne

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 0% of 5 reviews · Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 0% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  29. MacGregor State High School

    Co-ed · State · MacGregor

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 25% of 4 reviews · 2.0× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 25% Brisbane 13%

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  30. Mt St Michael's College

    Girls · Catholic · Ashgrove

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 9% of 11 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 9% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  31. Queensland Academy for Creative Industries

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Kelvin Grove

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 20% of 5 reviews · 1.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 20% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

    Review What had the biggest impact

    I had so many amazing teachers that really went out of their way to make sure everyone had a good learning experience. They would volunteer their personal time to set up practice exam sessions and consultations. The teachers took time to notice the people in their class and what might help them. The… Read all

    I had so many amazing teachers that really went out of their way to make sure everyone had a good learning experience. They would volunteer their personal time to set up practice exam sessions and consultations. The teachers took time to notice the people in their class and what might help them. The dance program was very special to me, I was originally very anxious to perform but QACI nurtures and encourages you to express your creativity.

  32. Redeemer Lutheran College

    Co-ed · Independent · Rochedale

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 33% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  33. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 25% of 4 reviews · 2.0× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 25% Brisbane 13%

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  34. Rochedale State High School

    Co-ed · State · Rochedale

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 33% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 mixed

    Review What had the biggest impact

    The arts program was fantastic, and run by extremely passionate teachers. There were some poor teachers there - at one point I was sexually harassed by a teacher who the school knew was creepy to students and it ended up becoming a legal matter. He was let go after it escalated legally, though. Other… Read all

    The arts program was fantastic, and run by extremely passionate teachers. There were some poor teachers there - at one point I was sexually harassed by a teacher who the school knew was creepy to students and it ended up becoming a legal matter. He was let go after it escalated legally, though. Other teachers were openly racist or homophobic. Generally, a culture of permissiveness towards whatever teachers did, even if it was objectively harmful.

  35. San Sisto College

    Girls · Catholic · Carina

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 20% of 5 reviews · 1.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 20% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  36. 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)

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 20% of 5 reviews · 1.6× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 20% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  37. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 25% of 4 reviews · 2.0× the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 25% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  38. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 6% of 18 reviews · below the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 6% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  39. 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)

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 0% of 4 reviews · Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 0% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  40. St Rita's College

    Girls · Catholic · Clayfield

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 13% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 13% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  41. The Gap State High School

    Co-ed · State · The Gap

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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    Comes up in 13% of 8 reviews · about the Brisbane average (13%)

    This school 13% Brisbane 13%

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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  42. 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

    Thin evidenceNobody here says “coding” itself; 1 person mentions related words.

    1 of 2 reviews so far mention it

    Too few reviews to compare with other schools.

    Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it

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