Students Earn Scholarships
Two St Mary’s Catholic College students have earned Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Foundation (QATSIF) scholarships to assist with their final years at high school.
Two St Mary’s Catholic College students have earned Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Foundation (QATSIF) scholarships to assist with their final years at high school.
Author Tom Keneally touched on citizenship, success and the inevitability of change in his keynote address at the annual Kingaroy State High School Speech night on Thursday.
Students from St John’s Lutheran School have been congratulated by staff and parents for their great efforts
Ricko Coleman wants his children to go to school every day so they can have a better life than he and his partner Lesley Bell have had.
The Barambah Environmental Education Centre, north of Goomeri, is holding an Open Day this Saturday (October 12) to allow visitors to tour the newly renovated centre.
Award-winning Australian author and playwright Thomas Keneally, AO, will be the special guest speaker at Kingaroy State High School’s annual speech night at Kingaroy Town Hall on October 17.
Two State Schools in Kingaroy will benefit from funding in the latest round of the State Government’s Everyone’s Environment grants program.
The Kingaroy Heritage Museum in Haly Street has been attracting visits from local schools lately with several taking the opportunity to catch up on local history.
Did you graduate from Kingaroy State High School in 1993? Then Kate Booby wants to hear from you ASAP.
Nanango State High School’s Year 10 Business Class have proven they have a head for showbiz with the success of the 6th annual Spots concert.
Year 7 students at St Mary’s Catholic College have put a new spin on the traditional art of billycart racing.
Do you know what a Rube Goldberg machine is? Well, some local students have been building them
St John’s Lutheran School has hosted the South Burnett launch of “Operation Christmas Child”, a project which aims to provide small gifts to children who live in poverty.
Wheatlands State School has been named as one of Queensland’s strongest improvers in this year’s NAPLAN tests.
Remember the Reading Bug?? The mysterious insect was hatched from a rare Reading Bug Egg at Nanango Showgrounds in February after months of careful care by local schoolchildren.
Nearly 50 Cherbourg State School students found how “deadly cool” the University of the Sunshine Coast can be when they visited its campus recently.
Nanango State High School students will be performing their 6th annual Spots Concert – “Carnival Under The Big Top” – at the Nanango State High School community hall in Elk Street, Nanango at 6:00pm on Friday, September 6.
Cherbourg played host to a visit from two very different special guests on Tuesday
St Mary’s Catholic College students Alex and Cassie Firman are kicking goals everywhere they go.
There’s been lots happening at Durong South State School recently …