Fun Run Raises $1500
Proston State School P&C’s inaugural Fun Run raised an impressive $1500 for the school on Saturday.
Murgon High Celebrates Success
Murgon State High School celebrated it successes with an Education Week breakfast and activities on Wednesday.
Prep Boost For Local Schools
South Burnett schools are among the first to receive a boost in prep teacher aides under a new State Government initiative.
South Burnett Trio
Earns QUT Scholarships
Three South Burnett school-leavers have earned a Queensland University of Technology Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship, proving they are amongst the top achievers in the State.
Champion Results For School Team
Kingaroy State High School’s ag students have proven they can take on the best
Dancing Skills On
Display In Brisbane
Dance students from St John’s were thrilled to be asked to perform at a major Brisbane conference
Students Up For The Challenge
Students from eight local schools gathered at Nanango to challenge their science and engineering skills in a day-long competition presented by the University of Newcastle.
Ex-Boxing Champ Has A Happy Future Planned
Former Australian boxing champion Jim Stanley, 36, has told how life nearly flattened him for the count.
Catholic College Rides
With Pride On Anzac Day
Students from Saint Mary’s Catholic College in Kingaroy turned out in force to help mark Anzac Day at a number of events across the South Burnett region.
Performing Arts and Cultural
Centre Starts To Take Shape
Stage 1 of Kingaroy’s new Performing Arts and Cultural Centre is quickly taking shape on site at the Kingaroy State High School.
Books Help Cherbourg
Kids Reach For Success
Did you know that by simply reading to your child for 15 minutes a day you can help “wire” their brain for learning?
Important Lessons For Soon-To-Be Drivers
More than 285 Year 11 students from Murgon, Nanango and Kingaroy State High Schools and St Mary’s Catholic College spent time at the Kingaroy TAFE College this week learning important lessons about road safety.
Aunties & Uncles Can Help Kids Achieve
In the old days, Aunties and Uncles would take children off into the bush to teach them skills. These days Aunties and Uncles can still pass on vital life skills, says NQ man Michael Drahm.
Parents Think School’s Cool
School’s “deadly cool” and it seems most Cherbourg residents agree according to a survey by PaCE.
Did You See Anything?
Nanango Police have asked parents to contact them if they saw any suspicious activity around Nanango State High School on Sunday, March 18.
