Greens Candidate for Maranoa Grant Newson expects a petition against the proposed sale of Adermann Park in Kingaroy to be presented at the January 16 meeting of the South Burnett Regional Council, after it was not presented at the December meeting.
Kingaroy’s Holly Ferling and Nanango’s Holly Flanigan were named today as two of Queensland’s most exceptional students.
An extra speech-language pathologist will be based at Kingaroy State School for the 2013 school year.
It’s deadly cool to stay in school, even if you’re visiting from the other side of the planet …
Tabah Albert’s education was given a boost when her dad Eddie entered the classroom as a mentor.
More than 150 children competed at Taabinga State School’s swimming carnival which was was held last Tuesday.
“Each one must teach one” was the message Leaf Bennet handed to Year 7 students
It’s been a big year for Tingoora’s Amy Harch. The former Kingaroy State High School Year 12 student topped the school in physics and received an Excellence in Physics award from the Australian Institute of Physics.
The rare “Reading Bug Egg” rolled into Yarraman State School on Friday for a rest and to hear a whole new bunch of stories.
The spirit of giving is strong in the South Burnett at Christmas time … Year 6 students at St Mary’s Catholic College have handed over a ute-load of non-perishable foodstuffs to be distributed to local residents by the St Vincent de Paul Society.
The South Burnett Community Bank Group is inviting applications for it 2013 tertiary study scholarship.
Looking for chairs, desks … maybe a filing cabinet?
Family and friends of indigenous Year 12 graduates from across the South Burnett gathered at Murgon Town Hall on Thursday night to congratulate school-leavers and hand out awards.
Nanango State School student Taj Jones has been named Wide Bay Primary Sports Person of the Year at the South Burnett Primary School Sports night.
Hours of playing computer games instilled a dream within Year 12 student Jacinta Bligh …
A cent auction held on Saturday to raise funds for the Chaplaincy program at Taabinga State School has been hailed a success.
A Kingaroy student has earned an important award from the Brisbane School of Distance Education.
The rare “Reading Bug Egg” which landed at Under 8s Day at Nanango State School and Nanango Library recently, is currently resting at St Patrick’s Schoo in Nanango.
Murgon State High School Technical Officer Farhad Kamal provides ICT support for his school and a number of other cluster schools in the South Burnett region. He has prepared advice for parents concerned about their children’s use of the Internet.
Year 7 students from St John’s Lutheran School in Kingaroy enjoyed a visit to South Burnett Kart Hire in Nanango this week as part of their “Incentive” activities.
