New Uni Scholarship Opens
First year uni students from Yarraman and Cooyar will be eligible to apply for a new scholarship next year at the University of Southern Queensland.
Deadly Ways Reaches Out To Families
The Deadly Ways crew from the University Of Southern Queensland usually host camps for Indigenous high school students to allow them to enjoy a taste of university life.
Red Carpet Welcomes Year 12s
The South Burnett’s formal season kicked off in style on Friday night with Nanango State High School students rolling up to the school auditorium for their special night.
Boarders Win Border Approval
Queensland boarding school students who live in either NSW or the ACT have won the right to go home for the Christmas holidays, but it comes with strict conditions.
Years 12s Make A Colourful Splash
You’ve heard of blue poles? Well, how about adding some pink, violet, orange, yellow and green poles as well?
Words Can Be Wonderful
Students in Years 3 to 6 at St John’s Lutheran School in Kingaroy were treated to a morning of literacy and laughter when Australian author Steven Herrick visited on Tuesday morning.
Gary Authors Physics Study Guide
A former Kingaroy school teacher has co-authored a study guide for the new Queensland physics curriculum.
School Wins Regional Award
Kilkivan State High School has been named as a Regional Winner in the 2020 Education Queensland “Showcase Awards For Excellence”.
Local Trainees In Regional Finals
The regional finalists in the prestigious Queensland Training Awards have been announced, and the South Burnett again has a good representation.
Language Grants Open
The State Government is inviting school P&Cs and other community groups to apply for grants to help teach, learn and celebrate Indigenous languages.
Debating Competition Cancelled
Pandemic restrictions have led to the cancellation of the 2020 Apex Queensland High School debating competition.
Student Wins National Prize
St John’s Lutheran School student Charlotte Landherr has won first prize in a national writing competition.
Katie Earns School Scholarship
Murgon State High School student Katie Langton, from Cherbourg, has earned a prestigious Harding Miller Education Foundation scholarship.
Teachers Reject New EBA
Teachers and school support staff have narrowly voted to reject proposed new enterprise agreements at 26 Lutheran schools in Queensland.
Rock On Stage … With A Difference!
St Mary’s Catholic College held its 30th “Rock On Stage” last Friday, reimagined for a COVID-19 world.
Murgon High’s $12m Project Unveiled
Work is expected to begin in October – or maybe even a bit sooner – on a stunning $12.65 million construction program at Murgon State High School.
Nanango P&C Says Thanks
Noticed the electronic sign outside Nanango State School in Drayton Street?
LEQ Rejects Union Claims
Lutheran Education Queensland (LEQ) has denied union claims that working conditions will be cut or job security threatened in proposed new enterprise agreements at its 26 Queensland schools.
Jesse’s A Cut Above The Rest
How did you spend “iso”? If you’re like young Jesse you did Year 12 assignments, studied at TAFE, worked AND completed a body-piercing course.
Country Comes Alive In Mural
Murgon artist Niketa Law has created a new mural at St Mary’s Catholic College in Kingaroy as part of the school’s Bunya Dreaming Garden.
