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42 schools where people talk about “music” and subjects and senior pathways.
Also counting related words: band, orchestra, choir, instrumental, ensemble. Schools where “music” itself comes up are listed first.
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How we work these numbers out
- Order. “Best match” puts schools where your exact word comes up first. “Most talked about” uses the share of reviews that mention it. Neither is a ranking of how good a school is.
- Comes up in X% of reviews is the share of the school's reviews that mention your search. The Brisbane average is the same share across all Brisbane schools.
- Speak well, mixed or raise concerns is worked out by software, using only the sentences about your search. It's right most of the time but not always, so read what people said.
- What students did comes from the sports and activities former students ticked in their review. We show it when at least 3 answered.
- 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.
- Facts such as fees, ATAR and enrolments come from each school's own documents. Fees cover different year levels at different schools, so compare carefully.
- Open Day Reflections come from our visits to 2026 open days. They're useful, but they reflect the school's own voice.
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 evidence5 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 21% of 19 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 21% Brisbane 14%
Of 8 comments: 5 speak well of it
9 of 10 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Kelvin Grove
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 437
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 40% of 5 reviews · 2.8× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 40% Brisbane 14%
Of 7 comments: 3 speak well of it
2 of 5 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
Review Year 12 subject choices
English SL, Mandarin Ab Initio, Psychology HL, Biology HL, Math AI SL, Music HL I wish I had done a different language instead of Mandarin, as it was very difficult. However, I loved the teacher and the class so it’s not a deep regret. I also wish I took biology at an SL level or did chemistry instead,… Read all
English SL, Mandarin Ab Initio, Psychology HL, Biology HL, Math AI SL, Music HL I wish I had done a different language instead of Mandarin, as it was very difficult. However, I loved the teacher and the class so it’s not a deep regret. I also wish I took biology at an SL level or did chemistry instead, because I later realised it was not a strong subject of mine.
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Review Subject range and curiosity
Specialising in the arts, the school offered numerous choices for art disciplines such as music, visual arts, dance, film, design tech, etc. For other groups, it might’ve been more scarce. For Group 3 (humanities) students only had the option of picking Psychology or Business or Environmental Systems,… Read all
Specialising in the arts, the school offered numerous choices for art disciplines such as music, visual arts, dance, film, design tech, etc. For other groups, it might’ve been more scarce. For Group 3 (humanities) students only had the option of picking Psychology or Business or Environmental Systems, so that may have limited people’s interests.
Review Would you recommend it?
…facilities. Specialising in the arts, there are many resources for these students - as a music student myself, I loved the recording studio. During my time however, there were a lot of staff changes which made learning a bit difficult, although I could tell teachers were trying their best. If you are… Read all
I would recommend this school if you would like to be surrounded by like-minded peers with very nice facilities. Specialising in the arts, there are many resources for these students - as a music student myself, I loved the recording studio. During my time however, there were a lot of staff changes which made learning a bit difficult, although I could tell teachers were trying their best. If you are more academically inclined and lean towards stem subjects, I would recommend QASMT more.
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Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Toowong
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Median ATAR 94.75 (2025)source
- Students 1,370
Strong evidence7 separate reviews mention it, out of 22.
Comes up in 32% of 22 reviews · 2.2× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 32% Brisbane 14%
Of 8 comments: 3 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns
1 of 4 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
Review Chances to take part in the arts
Even though subjects like music and drama weren't an option, the school encouraged artistic expression through annual events such as the Battle of the Bands and Festival of Creativity, where students performed instrumental pieces, showcased their paintings etc. Due to a high number of applications, auditions… Read all
Even though subjects like music and drama weren't an option, the school encouraged artistic expression through annual events such as the Battle of the Bands and Festival of Creativity, where students performed instrumental pieces, showcased their paintings etc. Due to a high number of applications, auditions were usually required, but I don't know anyone who applied and didn't get accepted. I was part of a creative writing club, with sessions held every Friday afternoon. I, along with other members, wrote stories and shared ideas together over the course of one to two hours. The school provides opportunities to create and establish clubs if it has enough support, so this is another way that students can be involved in the arts.
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Review School culture
…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… 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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Co-ed · Independent · Everton Park
- Fees $14,855 a year (2026, Year 12, first child, all-in)
- Students 1,258
Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 27% of 15 reviews · 1.8× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 27% Brisbane 14%
Of 4 comments: 2 speak well of it
2 of 9 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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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 evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 11% of 36 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 11% Brisbane 14%
Of 4 comments: 2 speak well of it
8 of 14 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
Review Subject range and curiosity
Yes, Brisbane State High offered a wide range of subject choices, from sciences and humanities to arts, music, and sport-focused electives. There were also a lot of extracurricular activities like debating, clubs, and representative sport, which helped students explore interests outside the classroom.… Read all
Yes, Brisbane State High offered a wide range of subject choices, from sciences and humanities to arts, music, and sport-focused electives. There were also a lot of extracurricular activities like debating, clubs, and representative sport, which helped students explore interests outside the classroom. Some subjects had hands-on projects or excursions, which made learning more engaging and went beyond just preparing for exams.
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Co-ed · State · Kelvin Grove
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 3,646
Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 21% of 19 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 21% Brisbane 14%
Of 4 comments: 1 speaks well of it
3 of 6 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · Independent · Cannon Hill
- Fees $21,456 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive single tuition fee)
- Sport TAS
- Students 1,364
Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 20% of 15 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 20% Brisbane 14%
Of 4 comments: 2 speak well of it
7 of 10 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Girls · Catholic · Carina
- Fees $7,889 a year (2026, Year 12)
- Sport CaSSSA
- Students 810
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 40% of 5 reviews · 2.8× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 40% Brisbane 14%
Of 4 comments: 2 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns
4 of 4 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · The Gap
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Median ATAR 86 (2024)source
- Students 1,700
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 25% of 8 reviews · 1.7× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 25% Brisbane 14%
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Co-ed · State · Chermside West
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,241
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 20% of 10 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 20% Brisbane 14%
Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it
3 of 4 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Boys · Catholic · Spring Hill
- Fees $26,439 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
- Sport GPS
- Median ATAR 93.35 (2024)source
- Students 1,959
Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 17% of 18 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 17% Brisbane 14%
Of 3 comments: 2 speak well of it
5 of 9 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Mansfield
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 3,978
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 7% of 28 reviews · below the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 7% Brisbane 14%
Of 3 comments: 3 speak well of it
3 of 9 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · Victoria Point
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,135
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
Too few reviews to compare with other schools.
Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it
Review Subject range and curiosity
yes there were so many subject choices. part of me wishes i had done hospitality instead of music but i loved doing music and my music teacher was so lovely. i remember every year we do a career expo and they have stalls in the hall for basically every subject and it was really fun to walk around and… Read all
yes there were so many subject choices. part of me wishes i had done hospitality instead of music but i loved doing music and my music teacher was so lovely. i remember every year we do a career expo and they have stalls in the hall for basically every subject and it was really fun to walk around and see what the subjects had displayed for everyone—like you could see what they were doing in robotics, science, media, etc. it was just really interesting to get to see inside of other subjects and interact with them
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Review Year 12 subject choices
i did general english, essential maths, ancient history, japanese, music, and biology. i love biology but i kind of regret choosing it as i had a really strict teacher in year 12 (different from year 10 and 11) and my friend and i didn’t like her that much and preferred the other teacher. she always… Read all
i did general english, essential maths, ancient history, japanese, music, and biology. i love biology but i kind of regret choosing it as i had a really strict teacher in year 12 (different from year 10 and 11) and my friend and i didn’t like her that much and preferred the other teacher. she always gave me C’s even when i thought i did good (she was a HOD so no surprise). I also regret choosing japanese as even though i loved doing it, we got a teacher who was new to teaching high schoolers and was just really bad at teaching so we learnt basically nothing for the last 2 years of school.
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 evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 22% of 9 reviews · 1.5× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 22% Brisbane 14%
2 of 3 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · Camp Hill
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 895
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 67% of 3 reviews · 4.6× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 67% Brisbane 14%
Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it
Review Chances to take part in the arts
I didn't engage in these subjects, but I had friends who did and I was a member of the music club. The opportunities to participate in arts programs were vast and diverse; the school promoted these subjects a lot and hosted many large events to showcase the creative talents of our students, such as expo… Read all
I didn't engage in these subjects, but I had friends who did and I was a member of the music club. The opportunities to participate in arts programs were vast and diverse; the school promoted these subjects a lot and hosted many large events to showcase the creative talents of our students, such as expo nights and live music and art nights. The music department in particular was amazing; the teacher organised a music club where students could simply come along and play music with all the different instruments. My friends and I, along with the teacher, would often come down and play songs together and engage in our passion and hobby of music, which was a really great way to take a step back from the academic workload.
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Review Subject range and curiosity
…career paths. In addition to core subjects, there were numerous electives such as Drama, Music, Computer Science, and Environmental Studies, which allowed students to explore their passions. The school also encouraged curiosity and engagement through various initiatives. For example, we had a "Curiosity… Read all
Yes, my school offered a wide range of subject choices that catered to various interests and career paths. In addition to core subjects, there were numerous electives such as Drama, Music, Computer Science, and Environmental Studies, which allowed students to explore their passions. The school also encouraged curiosity and engagement through various initiatives. For example, we had a "Curiosity Week" where students could attend workshops on topics not covered in the regular curriculum, such as robotics, creative writing, and sustainable living. Additionally, the school promoted character values and creativity through community service projects, like organizing charity events and participating in local environmental clean-ups. These activities helped students develop a well-rounded perspective and fostered a sense of responsibility and teamwork beyond academic achievements.
Indooroopilly State High School
Co-ed · State · Indooroopilly
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 2,910
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 9% of 23 reviews · below the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 9% Brisbane 14%
2 of 3 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Girls · Catholic · Clayfield
- Fees $16,685 a year (2026, Year 12, revised July 2026 schedule)
- Sport CaSSSA
- Students 1,222
Some evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 25% of 8 reviews · 1.7× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 25% Brisbane 14%
Of 2 comments: 1 speaks well of it
1 of 4 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · Aspley
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,248
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.3× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 33% Brisbane 14%
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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 evidence2 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 25% of 8 reviews · 1.7× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 25% Brisbane 14%
5 of 5 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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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.
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Co-ed · Independent · Bray Park
- Fees $11,390 a year (2026, Year 12 first student)
- Students 1,614
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Comes up in 14% of 7 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 14% Brisbane 14%
1 of 3 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · Independent · Enoggera
- Fees $19,900 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
- Students 924
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
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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Co-ed · State · MacGregor
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,352
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
Comes up in 25% of 4 reviews · 1.7× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 25% Brisbane 14%
Review Year 12 subject choices
Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, General English, General Maths, Music. I love my subjects I chose accounting out of curiosity and potential career choice (which I am now pursuing), I did the sciences because I was interested and the experiments we did were interesting, did music bc i liked it because… Read all
Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, General English, General Maths, Music. I love my subjects I chose accounting out of curiosity and potential career choice (which I am now pursuing), I did the sciences because I was interested and the experiments we did were interesting, did music bc i liked it because we get to compose music/do performances for assessments and English and math were compulsory
Redeemer Lutheran College
Co-ed · Independent · Rochedale
- Fees $17,450 a year (2026, Years 8-12)
- Sport GBC
- Students 1,215
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Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.3× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 33% Brisbane 14%
2 of 3 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · Rochedale
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,498
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.3× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 33% Brisbane 14%
Of 1 comment: 1 raises concerns
Review Year 12 subject choices
General English, General Maths, Legal Studies, Ancient History, Drama, Music. I also did Philosophy through distance ed as an additional subject. I wish I could have done Modern History instead of Music, but there wasn't enough interest.
Calamvale Community College
Co-ed · State · Calamvale
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 2,417
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
Too few reviews to compare with other schools.
Of 1 comment: 1 raises concerns
Review Year 12 subject choices
I chose English, Math Methods, Drama, Film, Visual Art, and Legal Studies. I would have been in music over legal studies however the admin wouldn't let me.
Grace Lutheran College
Co-ed · Independent · Rothwell
- Fees $12,550 a year (2026, Year 12, Rothwell campus)
- Students 1,606
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Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.3× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 33% Brisbane 14%
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Co-ed · State · Kedron
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,739
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
Comes up in 17% of 6 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 17% Brisbane 14%
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Girls · Catholic · Hawthorne
- Fees $16,000 a year (2026, Year 12)
- Sport CaSSSA
- Students 1,209
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Comes up in 20% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 20% Brisbane 14%
2 of 3 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Girls · Independent · Manly West
- Fees $23,280 a year (2026, Years 11-12)
- Sport QGSSSA
- Median ATAR 87.6 (2025)source
- Students 1,182
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1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
Too few reviews to compare with other schools.
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Co-ed · Catholic · Sunnybank
- Fees $6,189 a year (2026, Years 11-12 single child)
- Sport SECA
- Students 1,171
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1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
Too few reviews to compare with other schools.
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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.
Review Subject range and curiosity
Yes heaps of interesting and wacky little subjects to satisfy everyone! There is music, drama, arts, or for those who are more hands on woodwork, automotive, engineering, design and manufacturing to name a few
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
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Comes up in 25% of 4 reviews · 1.7× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 25% Brisbane 14%
Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it
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Boys · Catholic · Indooroopilly
- Fees $19,618 a year (2026, Years 7-12)
- Sport GBC
- Students 1,238
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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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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
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Comes up in 7% of 15 reviews · below the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 7% Brisbane 14%
Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it
3 of 5 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · Dutton Park
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,444
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
Too few reviews to compare with other schools.
Review Experience of arts activities
Drama, Music, and Theatre Sports are all electives my son takes. He says he likes them as they allow him to use his skills a lot.
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
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
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Co-ed · State · Holland Park
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 2,022
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
Comes up in 33% of 3 reviews · 2.3× the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 33% Brisbane 14%
Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it
Review Chances to take part in the arts
There were plenty of art subjects to choose from and they recently built an arts all where they do visual art, drama and music which is very modern and has all the recourses needed.
Centenary State High School
Co-ed · State · Jindalee
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,676
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Comes up in 20% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 20% Brisbane 14%
Of 1 comment: 1 speaks well of it
1 of 4 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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Co-ed · State · Corinda
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 2,123
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
Comes up in 8% of 13 reviews · below the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 8% Brisbane 14%
0 of 4 former students who listed their arts activities did Choir / Vocal Performance or Orchestra / Instrumental Music
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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)
Thin evidenceNobody here says “music” itself; 1 person mentions related words.
Comes up in 8% of 12 reviews · below the Brisbane average (14%)
This school 8% Brisbane 14%
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Girls · Independent · Ipswich
- 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 evidenceNobody here says “music” itself; 1 person mentions related words.
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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