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  • 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.
  1. Queensland Academy for Creative Industries

    Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Kelvin Grove

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

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

    Comes up in 100% of 5 reviews · about the Brisbane average (86%)

    This school 100% Brisbane 86%

    Of 8 comments: 3 raise concerns

    Review Coaching and chances to compete

    We didn't have any sport facilities. We did some sport days but they were mostly for fun. I know they supported students who had sport talents but I don't know how because I was not one.

    1 more from Queensland Academy for Creative Industries

    Review Coaching and chances to compete

    From my understanding, QACI didn’t really partake in sports. I’m not really sure about this topic, as we didn’t have a sports court.

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

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Reviews come from parents and former students whose link to the school we've checked. Open Day Reflections come from our recordings at 2026 open days. Words in [brackets] were unclear, and […] marks a skipped part. They reflect the school's own voice, so read them alongside the reviews. How reviews work