Neurodiversity and learning differences
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3 comments · 2 speak well of it
Read all 3 →“They work well with my son and have a good wellbeing team.”
West Moreton Anglican College
Co-ed · Independent · Karrabin
$16,936 a year (2026, Years 11-12 compulsory total, all-inclusive)
Wellbeing and pastoral care
6 comments · 3 speak well of it
Read all 6 →“…It was a very open space, with lots of group work and one-on-one mentoring available.”
Citipointe Christian College
Co-ed · Independent · Carindale
$16,164 a year (2026, Years 10-12, all-inclusive)
Neurodiversity and learning differences
1 comment
Read it →“…The process can let students have different support like autism, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, and speech difficulties.”
Genesis Christian College
Co-ed · Independent · Bray Park
$11,390 a year (2026, Year 12 first student)
Wellbeing and pastoral care
16 comments · 7 speak well of it · 1 mixed · 1 raises concerns
Read all 16 →“Indooroopilly State High School effectively balances academic rigor with student well-being and character development.”
Neurodiversity and learning differences
2 comments
Read all 2 →“…There are dedicated learning support staff who offer one-on-one sessions and tailored resources to help students at their own pace.”
Wellbeing and pastoral care
3 comments · 2 speak well of it
Read all 3 →“In my opinion, the school does a great job of balancing academic rigor with the overall well-being of students.”
St Peters Lutheran College
Co-ed · Independent · Indooroopilly
$26,786 a year (2026, Years 10-12 day students)
Cannon Hill Anglican College
Co-ed · Independent · Cannon Hill
$21,456 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive single tuition fee)
St Rita's College
Girls · Catholic · Clayfield
$16,685 a year (2026, Year 12, revised July 2026 schedule)
Neurodiversity and learning differences
5 comments · 1 speaks well of it · 2 raise concerns
Read all 5 →Clairvaux Mackillop College
Co-ed · Catholic · Upper Mount Gravatt
$7,210 a year (2026, Year 12, eldest child)
Hillbrook Anglican School
Co-ed · Independent · Enoggera
$19,900 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
Queensland Academy for Creative Industries
Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Kelvin Grove
No tuition fees (state school)
Wellbeing and pastoral care
4 comments · 3 speak well of it
Read all 4 →“…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.”
Neurodiversity and learning differences
3 comments · 1 speaks well of it · 1 raises concerns
Read all 3 →Wellbeing and pastoral care
4 comments · 1 speaks well of it · 2 raise concerns
Read all 4 →“…The school has also welcomed a serious chess program, with mentors, a FIDE master, and chess teachers paving the way for students to get better at the game.”
St Margaret's Anglican Girls School
Girls · Independent · Ascot
$33,216 a year (2026, Years 7-12, all-inclusive)
Wellbeing and pastoral care
3 comments
Read all 3 →“…The Head of Year 12 often organized sessions weekly where they brought in guests from different careers, universities, and pathways to offer insight and tips on how to get into and enjoy that path out of high school.”
St Laurence's College
Boys · Catholic · South Brisbane
$15,665 a year (2026, Year 12, first son, all-in)
Wellbeing and pastoral care
2 comments · 1 raises concerns
Read all 2 →“I do remember there was a psychologist at this school in the last two years, but I remember my daughter telling me it was useless as the psychologist was quite judgemental and would breach privacy concerns to the childre…”
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Clayfield College
Co-ed · Independent · Clayfield
$28,096 a year (2026, Years 7-12, incl. services, capital, locker and camp levies)
Neurodiversity and learning differences
Nobody has mentioned this yet.
Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology
Co-ed · State, competitive entry · Toowong
No tuition fees (state school)
Neurodiversity and learning differences
Nobody has mentioned this yet.
Wellbeing and pastoral care
23 comments · 7 speak well of it · 1 mixed · 3 raise concerns
Read all 23 →“…The academic rigor of the school, along with the stress, and difficulty definitely made me more than capable to face university.”
Reviews come from parents and former students whose link to the school we've checked. Open Day Reflections come from our visits to 2026 open days and reflect the school's own voice, so read them alongside the reviews. How reviews work · Search everything people said