Diversity and inclusion
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3 comments · 3 speak well of it
Read all 3 →“…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.”
Co-ed · Independent · Indooroopilly
$26,786 a year (2026, Years 10-12 day students)
Diversity and inclusion
5 comments · 4 speak well of it
Read all 5 →“…However, my school offered plenty of diverse arts and creative subjects that many students elected to study and pursue.”
Diversity and inclusion
1 comment · 1 speaks well of it
Read it →“The school is mostly inclusive, with acceptance and celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, and support systems for our international students.”
Diversity and inclusion
1 comment · 1 speaks well of it
Read it →“…In the sense of diversity, I couldnt have wished for a better place to be exposed to it.”
Diversity and inclusion
15 comments · 10 speak well of it
Read all 15 →“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.”
Diversity and inclusion
10 comments · 7 speak well of it
Read all 10 →“…Overall, the school worked to promote inclusivity and a sense of community.”
Co-ed · State, competitive entry · South Brisbane
No tuition fees (state school)
Diversity and inclusion
14 comments · 12 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns
Read all 14 →“…The school has a strong reputation, great facilities, and a diverse student community.”
Diversity and inclusion
9 comments · 6 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns
Read all 9 →“…Quite ridiculous I don’t think the school should be able to take my children’s belongings like that, especially that early in the morning.”
Diversity and inclusion
4 comments · 2 speak well of it
Read all 4 →“My school was quite inclusive and welcoming, with a strong focus on diversity.”
Co-ed · Catholic · Augustine Heights
$6,558 a year (2026, Years 10-12, eldest child)
Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Mansfield
No tuition fees (state school)
Diversity and inclusion
17 comments · 10 speak well of it · 1 raises concerns
Read all 17 →“…The coach was extremely supportive and the team was extremely inclusive.”
Diversity and inclusion
2 comments · 2 speak well of it
Read all 2 →“…My cohort/year level got involved alot with athletics day, carnivals and multicultural week, so students were quite collaborative and it wasnt hard to fit in, even as a migrant student.”
Co-ed · Catholic · Upper Mount Gravatt
$7,210 a year (2026, Year 12, eldest child)
Girls · Independent · South Brisbane
$31,872 a year (2026, Years 7-12 compulsory total, all-inclusive)
Co-ed · Independent · Karrabin
$16,936 a year (2026, Years 11-12 compulsory total, all-inclusive)
Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Toowong
No tuition fees (state school)
Diversity and inclusion
10 comments · 4 speak well of it
Read all 10 →“…Furthermore, diversity is really big in QA, so there is a huge emphasise on sharing cultures and celebrating differences, which I really enjoyed.”
Co-ed · Independent · Carindale
$16,164 a year (2026, Years 10-12, all-inclusive)
Girls · Catholic · Clayfield
$16,685 a year (2026, Year 12, revised July 2026 schedule)
Diversity and inclusion
1 comment · 1 speaks well of it
Read it →“Brisbane Bayside State College offered a large diversity of subject choices, such as psychology, agriculture, design, art, and more.”
Diversity and inclusion
1 comment · 1 speaks well of it
Read it →“The schools culture was very inclusive, with many different communities within the cohort for each individual to find themselves comfortable in.”
Diversity and inclusion
2 comments · 1 speaks well of it
Read all 2 →“Yes, I believe that we had quite a diverse range of subjects, so everybody was able to study what they were interested in.”
Diversity and inclusion
2 comments · 1 speaks well of it · 1 raises concerns
Read all 2 →“…Other teachers were openly racist or homophobic.”
Diversity and inclusion
7 comments · 4 speak well of it
Read all 7 →“raigslea offered a wide range of subject choices that allowed students to explore diverse interests, from sciences and humanities to arts, languages, and vocational education.”
Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Kelvin Grove
No tuition fees (state school)
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