High School Shows Flair
Kingaroy Town Hall was packed to capacity this evening for Kingaroy State High School’s annual “Flair” concert
Kingaroy Town Hall was packed to capacity this evening for Kingaroy State High School’s annual “Flair” concert
Senior high school students have attended the annual South Burnett Careers Expo in Kingaroy
St John’s Lutheran School in Kingaroy will be holding an Open Day between 9:00am and noon on Friday morning (August 2).
Year 3 students from St John’s School have had the opportunity to experience colonial life
Well-known local educator Uncle Eric Law, from Murgon, was one of seven Queenslanders who were presented with awards recently as part of Catholic Education Week.
“Christmas in July” was a good excuse for staff from three Catholic schools to come together
Congratulations to Kate Coughlan who has won the Kingaroy Quota Student of the Year competition
Months of hard work by a small committee of students will come to fruition next Thursday at Flair
The second annual South Burnett Equestrian Challenge attracted 85 children – and some of the region’s best horses – to the Kingaroy Showgrounds on Tuesday.
A crowd of almost 1000 packed the Maryknoll Centre at St Mary’s Catholic College in Kingaroy on Friday night for the school’s annual Rock On Stage concert.
Christine Kaden-Grohn’s mum was given a traditional Aboriginal upbringing. She spoke four tribal languages and lived by tribal law until her husband Des Petersen walked onto Gordon Downs station.
Four South Burnett schools now have another thing in common … cultural recognition
A call has gone out to local trainees and apprentices to take part in the regional WorldSkills competition next month.
CROW-FM 90.7’s Chantal Harth is a regional finalist at the Queensland Training Awards
A group of St Mary’s students have proved they can mix it with the best in Brisbane
Police were called to Nanango State School this afternoon after reports of a threat made to the school.
Wondai State School has raised student attendance levels ever since entering its front gates became a public competition.
Cherbourg State School’s cultural program is to be used as an example for other educators to follow.
A feeling of “wow” flows through Jacquie Tapau and her Gundoo Day Care staff in Cherbourg every day.
Cherbourg State School recently hosted a “Stop Domestic Violence Day” to help raise awareness of among students about where they could turn to for help if they ever felt scared at home or in the community.