List of schools in West Moreton

This is a list of schools in the West Moreton region of South East Queensland, Australia. The region consists of the Lockyer Valley, Somerset and Scenic Rim regions and the rural part of the City of Ipswich. Prior to 2015, the Queensland education system consisted of primary schools, which accommodated students from Kindergarten to Year 7 (ages 5–13), and high schools, which accommodate students from Years 8 to 12 (ages 12–18). However, from 2015, Year 7 became the first year of high school.[1]

State schools

State primary schools

Name	Suburb	LGA	Opened	Coords	Notes
Amberley District State School	Amberley	Ipswich	1862		Formerly Amberley SS until 2010
Aratula State School	Aratula	Scenic Rim	1911	27.9808°S 152.5441°E / -27.9808; 152.5441 (Aratula State School)	Located at 41 Elizabeth Street.[2]
Ashwell State School	Ashwell	Ipswich	1887	27.6294°S 152.5565°E / -27.6294; 152.5565 (Ashwell State School)	Located at 35 Reinke Road.[3]
Beaudesert State School	Beaudesert	Scenic Rim	1882	27.9888°S 153.0023°E / -27.9888; 153.0023 (Beaudesert State School)	Located at 17 Tina Street.[4]
Beechmont State School	Beechmont	Scenic Rim	1904
Blenheim State School	Blenheim	Lockyer Valley	1879	27.6501°S 152.3317°E / -27.6501; 152.3317 (Blenheim State School)	At 81 Blenheim Road.[5]
Boonah State School	Boonah	Scenic Rim	1878
Canungra State School	Canungra	Scenic Rim	1889		Originally opened as Caningera Upper Provisional School, becoming a full State School in 1909. Name changed to Canungra State School in 1912.
Clarendon State School	Clarendon	Somerset	1929	27.4398°S 152.5425°E / -27.4398; 152.5425 (Clarendon State School)	Located at 507 Clarendon Road.[6][7]
Coominya State School	Coominya	Somerset	1912
Darlington State School	Darlington	Scenic Rim	1890	28.2056°S 153.0400°E / -28.2056; 153.0400 (Darlington State School)	Located at 2744 Kerry Road.
Esk State School	Esk	Somerset	1875	27.2475°S 152.4263°E / -27.2475; 152.4263 (Esk State School)	Located at 49 East Street.[8][9]
Fernvale State School	Fernvale	Somerset	1874
Flagstone Creek State School	Flagstone Creek	Lockyer Valley	1886
Forest Hill State School	Forest Hill	Lockyer Valley	1893		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Gatton State School	Gatton	Lockyer Valley	1876
Glamorgan Vale State School	Glamorgan Vale	Somerset	1875	27.5149°S 152.6323°E / -27.5149; 152.6323 (Glamorgan Vale State School)	At 750 Glamorgan Vale Road.[10]
Gleneagle State School	Gleneagle	Scenic Rim	1891
Glenore Grove State School	Glenore Grove	Lockyer Valley	1906	27.5299°S 152.4080°E / -27.5299; 152.4080 (Glenore Grove State School)	At 3 Brightview Road.[11]
Grandchester State School	Grandchester	Ipswich	1878
Grantham State School	Grantham	Lockyer Valley	1905
Haigslea State School	Haigslea	Ipswich	1876
Harlin State School	Harlin	Somerset	1908	26.9740°S 152.3574°E / -26.9740; 152.3574 (Harlin State School)	8521 Brisbane Valley Highway.[12]
Harrisville State School	Harrisville	Scenic Rim	1891
Hatton Vale State School	Hatton Vale	Lockyer Valley	1881
Helidon State School	Helidon	Lockyer Valley	1874	27.5550°S 152.1257°E / -27.5550; 152.1257 (Helidon State School)	At 16 School Street.[13]
Hillview State School	Hillview	Scenic Rim	1887		Formerly Christmas Creek SS until 1914
Ipswich East State School	Ipswich	Ipswich	1958
Ipswich North State School	North Ipswich	Ipswich	1934	27.6018°S 152.7633°E / -27.6018; 152.7633 (Ipswich North State School)	At 9 Fitzgibbon Street.[14]
Ipswich West State School	West Ipswich	Ipswich	1919	27.6207°S 152.7506°E / -27.6207; 152.7506 (Ipswich West State School)	At 12 Omar Street (corner of Keogh Street).[15]
Kalbar State School	Kalbar	Scenic Rim	1879
Kentville State School	Kentville	Lockyer Valley	1907
Kilcoy State School	Kilcoy	Somerset	1892		Originally opened as Kilcoy Township Provisional School then changed name to Kilcoy Provisional School in 1893. By 1898 the name had been changed again to Hopetoun Provisional School, which in turn became Hopetoun State School in 1909. In 1914 the name was changed for the last time, to Kilcoy State School.
Laidley District State School	Laidley	Lockyer Valley	1999	27.6239°S 152.3958°E / -27.6239; 152.3958 (Laidley District State School)	Merger of Laidley North State School and Laidley Central State School, operates on the site of the former Laidley North State School at 218-220 Patrick Street.
Lake Clarendon State School	Lake Clarendon	Lockyer Valley	1902		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.
Linville State School	Linville	Somerset	1901
Lockrose State School	Lockrose	Lockyer Valley	1905
Lowood State School	Lowood	Somerset	1881
Ma Ma Creek State School	Ma Ma Creek	Lockyer Valley	1880	27.6288°S 152.1900°E / -27.6288; 152.1900 (Ma Ma Creek State School)	At 803 Gatton-Clifton Road.[16]
Marburg State School	Marburg	Ipswich	1879
Maroon State School	Maroon	Scenic Rim	1891
Minden State School	Minden	Somerset	1878	27.5547°S 152.5441°E / -27.5547; 152.5441 (Minden State School)	At 1032 Lowood-Minden Road.[17]
Mount Alford State School	Mount Alford	Scenic Rim	1888
Mount Kilcoy State School	Mount Kilcoy	Somerset	1909	26.8736°S 152.5869°E / -26.8736; 152.5869 (Mount Kilcoy State School)	At 251 Jenkinsons Road.[18]
Mount Marrow State School	Mount Marrow	Ipswich	1909
Mount Sylvia State School	Mount Sylvia	Lockyer Valley	1885
Mount Tarampa State School	Mount Tarampa	Somerset	1906		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Mount Whitestone State School	Mount Whitestone	Lockyer Valley	1886	27.6650°S 152.1601°E / -27.6650; 152.1601 (Mount Whitestone State School)	At 1313 Gatton-Clifton Road.[19]
Murphy's Creek State School	Murphy's Creek	Lockyer Valley	1870
Mutdapilly State School	Mutdapilly	Ipswich	1874
Patrick Estate State School	Patrick Estate	Somerset	1925	27.4109°S 152.5679°E / -27.4109; 152.5679 (Patrick Estate State School)	At 816 Mahon Road.[20]
Peak Crossing State School	Peak Crossing	Scenic Rim	1871
Prenzlau State School	Prenzlau	Somerset	1894		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Rathdowney State School	Rathdowney	Scenic Rim	1912
Roadvale State School	Roadvale	Scenic Rim	1889
Ropeley State School	Ropeley	Lockyer Valley	1890	27.6579°S 152.2587°E / -27.6579; 152.2587 (Ropeley State School)	At 4 Hoger Road.[21]
Rosewood State School	Rosewood	Ipswich	1980
St Bernard State School	Mount Tamborine	Scenic Rim	1914
Tamborine Mountain State School	Tamborine Mountain	Scenic Rim	1900
Tamrookum State School	Tamrookum	Scenic Rim	1939
Tarampa State School	Tarampa	Somerset	1880		Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register
Tent Hill Lower State School	Lower Tenthill	Lockyer Valley	1873	27.59202°S 152.23628°E / -27.59202; 152.23628 (Tent Hill Lower State School)	At 90 Lower Tenthill Road.[22]
Thornton State School	Thornton	Lockyer Valley	1881
Toogoolawah State School	Toogoolawah	Somerset	1905
Veresdale Scrub State School	Veresdale Scrub	Logan	1899	27.9214°S 153.0176°E / -27.9214; 153.0176 (Veresdale Scrub State School)	At 354 Veresdale Scrub School Road.[23]
Walloon State School	Walloon	Ipswich	1877
Warrill View State School	Warrill View	Scenic Rim	1910
Withcott State School	Withcott	Lockyer Valley	1912-1971	27.5416°S 152.0195°E / -27.5416; 152.0195	From 1912 to its closure in 1971, the location was 159 Roches Road (corner of Little Oakey Creek Road).[24][25]
Withcott State School	Withcott	Lockyer Valley	1984-	27.5594°S 152.0237°E / -27.5594; 152.0237 (Withcott State School)	The school reopened in 1984 at 26 Biggs Road (27.5594°S 152.0237°E / -27.5594; 152.0237 (Withcott State School)).[26][27]
Woodhill State School	Woodhill	Logan	1873	27.8929°S 152.9737°E / -27.8929; 152.9737 (Woodhill State School)	At 6027 Mount Lindesay Highway.[28]

State high schools and colleges

Name	Suburb	LGA	Opened	Notes
Beaudesert State High School	Beaudesert	Scenic Rim	1963
Boonah State High School	Boonah	Scenic Rim	1965
Kilcoy State High School	Kilcoy	Somerset	1972
Laidley State High School	Laidley	Lockyer Valley	1985
Lockyer District State High School	Gatton	Lockyer Valley	1961
Lowood State High School	Lowood	Somerset	1983
Rosewood State High School	Rosewood	Ipswich	1980
Tamborine Mountain State High School	Tamborine Mountain	Scenic Rim	2001	Formerly Helensvale State High School (Tamborine Mountain Campus)
Toogoolawah State High School	Toogoolawah	Somerset	1988

Defunct state schools

Name	Suburb	LGA	Opened	Closed	Coords	Notes
Allandale State School	Allandale	Scenic Rim	1928	1963	28.0025°S 152.7297°E / -28.0025; 152.7297 (Allandale State School (former))	Located near the intersection of Radcliffe/Geiger Road and Hutchinson Road.[29][30]
Atkinson's Lagoon State School	Atkinsons Dam	Somerset	1885	1968	27.4144°S 152.4300°E / -27.4144; 152.4300	Located near the intersection of the south-west corner of the present Atkinsons Dam Road and Rocky Creek Road.[31][32][30]
Barney View State School	Barney View	Scenic Rim	1918	1961	28.2534°S 152.7956°E / -28.2534; 152.7956 (Barney View State School (former))	Located at 504 Barney View Road.[33]
Biddaddaba Creek State School	Biddaddaba	Scenic Rim	1933	1959
Black Duck State School	near Junction View	Lockyer Valley	1910	1922		Also known as Black Duck Creek State School. The buildings were relocated in 1922 to establish Junction View State School.
Blanchview State School	Blanchview	Lockyer Valley	1890	1965	27.5719°S 152.0354°E / -27.5719; 152.0354	The school was on a 2-acre (0.81 ha) reserve within present-day 358 Blanchview Road. The site is marked by a plaque.[34][35][36][37]
Blantyre State School	Blantyre	Scenic Rim	1876	1969	27.9052°S 152.6844°E / -27.9052; 152.6844 (Blantyre State School (former))	Located on the western half of 107 Blantyre Road.[38][39] Following the closure, the school building was relocated to the Laidley Pioneer Village.[40][41]
Bravenia State School	near Coominya	Somerset	1922	1923		Opened 1 August 1922
Bromelton State School	Bromelton	Scenic Rim	1880	1953		Provisional until 1 January 1909
Brooklands State School	Allenview	Scenic Rim	1910	1965	approx 27.8738°S 152.9331°E / -27.8738; 152.9331 (Brooklands State School (former))	At approximately 637 Brookland Road.[42][43][30]
Bryden State School	Bryden	Somerset	1876	1936	27.2696°S 152.5827°E / -27.2696; 152.5827 (Bryden State School (former))	Previously known as Mount Brisbane Provisional School, Mount Brisbane State School, Deep Creek State School, and Bryden Provisional School. The school was on a 3-acre (1.2 ha) site on Loughrans Road.[44][45]
Bryden State School	Bryden	Somerset	1947	1963
Buaraba State School	Buaraba	Somerset	1922	1966	27.3631°S 152.32112°E / -27.3631; 152.32112 (Buaraba State School (former))	At 421 Buaraba Creek Road.[46][47] The school building is still extant.[48]
Bunjurgen State School	Bunjurgen	Scenic Rim	1887	1968	approx 28.0412°S 152.6220°E / -28.0412; 152.6220 (Bunjurgen State School (former))	Originally opened as Mount French Provisional School in 1887 and renamed Coochin Lower in 1901. It became a State School in 1909 and finally, Bunjurgen State School in 1926. It was on Mount Alford Road.[49][50][51]
Burnett Creek State School	Burnett Creek	Scenic Rim	1902	1921	28.2434°S 152.5856°E / -28.2434; 152.5856	Located at 1418 Burnett Creek Road.[52][30]
Caffey State School	Caffey	Lockyer Valley	1927	1971	27.6967°S 152.2169°E / -27.6967; 152.2169 (Caffey State School (former))	Located on the south-eastern corner of the junction of Tenthill Creek and Mount Sylvia Road.[53][54]
Calvert State School	Calvert	Ipswich	1872	1972	27.6647°S 152.5212°E / -27.6647; 152.5212 (Calvert State School (former))	Opened as Alfred State School, renamed Calvert in 1910. Located at 29-35 Newcastle Street.[55][56]
Carney's Creek State School	Carneys Creek	Scenic Rim	1890	1970	approx 28.2032°S 152.5584°E / -28.2032; 152.5584	Located on Chalk Road.[57][58][30]
Carpendale State School	Carpendale	Lockyer Valley	1924	1982	27.5885°S 152.1587°E / -27.5885; 152.1587 (Carpendale State School (former))	Located at 10 Gormans Road.[59]
Cedar Grove State School	Cedar Grove	Logan	1923	1965
Charlwood State School	Charlwood	Scenic Rim	1896	1958	28.0165°S 152.5679°E / -28.0165; 152.5679 (Charlwood State School (former))	Located at 748 Lake Moogerah Road.[29][30]
Chinghee Creek State School	Chinghee Creek	Scenic Rim	1912	1973	28.2808°S 152.9830°E / -28.2808; 152.9830 (Chinghee State School (former))	Located at 495 Chinghee Creek Road.[60][30]
Coal Creek State School	Coal Creek	Somerset	1892	1948	27.1728°S 152.4334°E / -27.1728; 152.4334 (Coal Creek State School (former))	Located at 154 Coal Creek Road.[61][62]
Coleyville State School	Coleyville	Scenic Rim	1890	1964	27.8154°S 152.5646°E / -27.8154; 152.5646 (Coleyville State School (former))	Located at 1080 Coleyville Road.[63][30]
Colinton State School	Colinton	Somerset	1879	1969	26.9333°S 152.3171°E / -26.9333; 152.3171 (Colinton State School (former))	Located on Emu Creek Road.[64][65]
College View State School	College View	Lockyer Valley	1901	1958
Cooeeimbardi State School	Cooeeimbardi	Somerset	1928	1953	approx 27.1103°S 152.4840°E / -27.1103; 152.4840 (Cooembardie State School (former))	Located west of Cooeeimbardi Road.[66][67]
Coulson State School	Coulson	Scenic Rim	1881	1993	27.9533°S 152.7210°E / -27.9533; 152.7210 (Coulson State School (former))	Known as Teviotville until 1903 when that name was taken on by another school. Located at 3522 Ipswich Boonah Road.[68][69]
Cressbrook State School	Cressbrook	Somerset	1877	1895
Cressbrook Lower State School	Lower Cressbrook, now in Fulham	Somerset	1916	1953	27.05595°S 152.45333°E / -27.05595; 152.45333	Located at 2 Monks Road (corner Cooeeimbardi Road) in Fulham.[61][66]
Derrymore State School	Derrymore	Lockyer Valley	1889	1922		Originally named Puzzling Gully Provisional School, becoming Puzzling Gully State School in 1909. Changed name to Derrymore State School in 1914.
Dugandan State School	Dugandan	Scenic Rim	1917	1966
Ebenezer State School	Ebenezer	Ipswich	1868	1957
Fairney View State School	Fairney View	Somerset	1896	1967	27.4937°S 152.6678°E / -27.4937; 152.6678	Located at 20-30 Randalls Road.[70][71]
Fassifern State School	Fassifern	Scenic Rim	1879	1887		[72]
Fassifern Station State School	near Kalbar	Scenic Rim	?	1888		Little is known about this school. It closed in 1888 and its students were tranferred to Engelsburg State School (now Kalbar State School).[73]
Fassifern Valley State School	Fassifern Valley	Scenic Rim	1906	1958	27.9697°S 152.6085°E / -27.9697; 152.6085	Located at 16 Tutin Road.[74][75][30]
Flying Fox State School	Flying Fox (now Ferny Glen)	Scenic Rim	1920	1962	approx 28.0810°S 153.1561°E / -28.0810; 153.1561 (Flying Fox State School (former))	Located on the western side of Upper Coomera Road near the Coomera River, now within the present-day boundaries of neighbouring Ferny Glen.[76][77][30]
Fordsdale State School	Fordsdale	Lockyer Valley	1895	1937	27.7081°S 152.1285°E / -27.7081; 152.1285 (Fordsdale State School (former))	1895 opened as Ma Ma Creek Upper Provisional School, 1906 renamed Fordsdale Provisional School, 1909 became Fordsdale State School. 1929 closed 1931 reopened, 1933 closed. Located at 1902 Gatton Clifton Road.[78]
			1937	1939	27.7196°S 152.1193°E / -27.7196; 152.1193 (Fordsdale School of Arts Hall)	1937 reopened in the Fordsdale School of Arts hall, 2085 Gatton Clifton Road.
			1939	1967	approx 27.7199°S 152.1211°E / -27.7199; 152.1211 (Fordsdale State School (former))	1939 new school building near the School of Arts hall, approx 2085 Gatton Clifton Road.[79]
Frazerview State School	Frazerview	Scenic Rim	1915	1975	27.9520°S 152.5569°E / -27.9520; 152.5569 (Frazerview State School (former))	Located at 420 Frazerview Road.[80]
Fulham State School	Fulham, now Cressbrook	Somerset	1920	1953	27.0771°S 152.4209°E / -27.0771; 152.4209 (Fulham State School (former))	Located at 372 Cressbrook Caboonbah Road (southern corner with Fulham Road), now in Cressbrook.[81]
Glen Cairn State School	Glen Cairn	Lockyer Valley	1926	1972	approx 27.6146°S 152.3394°E / -27.6146; 152.3394 (Glen Cairn State School (former))	Located on Glen Cairn Road.[82][83]
Grantham Scrub State School	Grantham	Lockyer Valley	1898	1950
Gregor's Creek State School	Gregor's Creek, now in Woolmar	Somerset	1896	1963	26.96012°S 152.44259°E / -26.96012; 152.44259	Located at 1095 Gregors Creek Road, now in the neighbouring locality of Woolmar.[84]
Hidden Vale State School	Grandchester	Ipswich	1916	1943	27.7138°S 152.4707°E / -27.7138; 152.4707 (Hidden Vale State School (former))	Located at 779-799 Hiddenvale Road.[85]
Ingoldsby State School	Ingoldsby	Lockyer Valley	1894	1974	27.7222°S 152.2616°E / -27.7222; 152.2616 (Ingoldsby State School (former))	1894 opened as Hessenburg Provisional School, 1909 became Hessenburg State School, 1916 renamed Ingoldsby State School. Locatedat 1128-1130 Ingoldsby Road.[86][87]
Innisplain State School	Innisplain	Scenic Rim	1921	1962	28.1759°S 152.9038°E / -28.1759; 152.9038 (Innisplain State School (former))	Located on Innisplain Road.[88][89]
Iredale State School	Iredale	Lockyer Valley	circa 1894	1975	27.5737°S 152.0910°E / -27.5737; 152.0910 (Iredale State School (former))	Opened circa 1894 as Helidon Scrub Provisional School, 1909 Helidon Scrub State School, circa 1944 Iredale State School.[90] Located at 646 Spa Water Road.[91][92]
Jimna State School	Jimna	Somerset	1923	2009	26.6619°S 152.4623°E / -26.6619; 152.4623 (Jimna State School (former))	Originally known as Monsildale State School, then later, Foxlowe State School. Building was moved from Monsildale. Renamed Jimna State School in 1926. It was at 21 School Road.[93] The school's website was archived.[94]
Junction View State School	Junction View	Lockyer Valley	1922	2010	27.8012°S 152.1886°E / -27.8012; 152.1886	Established in 1922 by relocating the buildings of Black Duck State School (opened 1910). Junction View State School was at 7 East Haldon Road.[95] The school's website was archived.[96]
Karrabin State School	Karrabin	Ipswich	1932	1958
Kerry State School	Kerry	Scenic Rim	1884	1943	28.13551°S 153.03448°E / -28.13551; 153.03448 (Kerry State School (former))	Located at 307 Kerry West Road (via Ward Lane).[97][98]
Laidley Central State School	Laidley	Lockyer Valley	1908	1998	27.6477°S 152.3929°E / -27.6477; 152.3929	Opened 1908 as Laidley Old Township Provisional School, in 1909 became Laidley Central State School. Located at 21-23 Hope Street.[99]
Laidley North State School	Laidley North /Laidley	Lockyer Valley	1889	1998	27.6243°S 152.3955°E / -27.6243; 152.3955	Opened as Laidley North Mixed State School in 1889, renamed Laidley North State School in 1897. Located at 218-220 Patrick Street, now within Laidley.[100] Laidley District State School now occupies the site.
Laidley South State School	Laidley	Lockyer Valley	1864	1983	27.6798°S 152.3740°E / -27.6798; 152.3740	Located on Mulgowie Road.[101][102]
Laravale State School	Laravale	Scenic Rim	1900	2010	28.0926°S 152.9376°E / -28.0926; 152.9376 (Laravale State School (former))	Opened in 1900 as Errisvale Provisional School, renamed in 1907 as Laravale. Located at 73-77 Christmas Creek Road.[103][104]
Lark Hill State School	Lark Hill	Somerset	1907	1967
Left Hand Branch State School	Lefthand Branch	Lockyer Valley	1899	1967	approx 27.76419°S 152.24941°E / -27.76419; 152.24941	Hillview Provisional School opened on 16 October 1899. On 1 January 1909, it became Hillview State School. In 1914, it was renamed Viewland State School. It closed in 1923, to reopen in 1924 as Left Hand Branch State School, which finally closed in 1967.[105] It was on the western side of Lefthand Branch Road, south of the junction with Reibstein Gully Road.[106] Note the slightly different spelling of the locality name and the school name.
Limestone Ridges State School	Limestone Ridges	Scenic Rim	1884	1974	27.8301°S 152.7295°E / -27.8301; 152.7295	Located at 335 Limestone Ridges Road.[107][108]
Lockyer Upper State School	Upper Lockyer, now in Lockyer	Lockyer Valley	1939	1968	27.5022°S 152.0717°E / -27.5022; 152.0717	Also known as Upper Lockyer State School. Located on the western side of Murphys Creek Road at the junction with Lockyer Siding Road. It is now within the locality boundaries of Lockyer.[109][110]
Merryvale State School	Merryvale	Scenic Rim	1889	1961		Originally opened as St. John's Creek Provisional School. It was also known as Franklyn Vale State School in the period 1906-1915. It opened and closed a number of times in its early history. It opened again in 1922 as Merryvale State School and kept that name until it closed in 1961.
Middle Undullah State School	Undullah	Scenic Rim	1921	1922		Little information available about this school.
Milbong State School	Milbong	Scenic Rim	1874	1965	27.8843°S 152.7275°E / -27.8843; 152.7275 (Milbong State School (former))	Originally known as Blantyre One Eye Waterhole State School. Located at 2616 Ipswich Boonah Road (corner Milbong Road).[111][112][30]
Milford State School	Milford	Scenic Rim	1886	1984	28.0250°S 152.7054°E / -28.0250; 152.7054 (Milford State School (former))	Located at 382 Milford Road.[113][30] The school building still exists and is used as a private home.[114]
Milora State School	Milora	Scenic Rim	1873	1962	approx 27.8526°S 152.6759°E / -27.8526; 152.6759 (Milora State School (former))	Located near the north-west corner of Munbilla Road and Goames Road.[115][30]
Monsildale State School	Monsildale	Somerset	c.1913?	1961		May have closed and reopened as the building was moved to Jimna (Foxlowe) in 1923.
Moogerah State School	Moogerah	Scenic Rim	1908	1962	28.0692°S 152.5321°E / -28.0692; 152.5321 (Moogerah State School (former))	Located at 1601 Lake Moogerah Road.[116][30]
Moogerah Dam State School	Moogerah	Scenic Rim	1959	1961		The Moogerah Dam was under construction between 1959 and 1961.
Moorang State School	Moorang	Scenic Rim	1894	1920	approx 27.9153°S 152.4615°E / -27.9153; 152.4615 (Moorang State School (former))	Located on the southern side of Logan Lane.[117][118][30]
Moore State School	Moore	Somerset	1904	2007	26.8915°S 152.2921°E / -26.8915; 152.2921 (Moore State School (former))	The school occupied two sites across the road from one another at 29-31 Linville Road and 1 School Street.[119][120]
Morton Vale State School	Morton Vale	Lockyer Valley	1914	1981	27.5005°S 152.39084°E / -27.5005; 152.39084 (Morton Vale State School (former))	Located at 10 Morton Vale School Road.[121][30] As at January 2021, the school building is still standing.[122]
Mount Barney State School	Mount Barney	Scenic Rim	1901	1962	28.2412°S 152.7651°E / -28.2412; 152.7651	Located on a bend in the Mount Barney Road.[123][30]
Mount Beppo State School	Mount Beppo	Somerset	1893	1972	27.1321°S 152.4538°E / -27.1321; 152.4538 (Mount Beppo State School (former))	Located at 13 German Reserve Road.[124][125]
Mount Berryman State School	Mount Berryman	Lockyer Valley	1886	1977	27.7088°S 152.3280°E / -27.7088; 152.3280	Located at 72 Mount Berryman Road.[126][127][128]
Mount Byron State School	Mount Byron	Somerset	1919	1930
Mount Campbell State School	Flagstone Creek	Lockyer Valley	1891	1978	27.6355°S 152.0584°E / -27.6355; 152.0584	Located at 35 Mount Campbell Road.[129][130]
Mount Esk Pocket State School	Crossdale	Somerset	1911	1967	27.17507°S 152.49080°E / -27.17507; 152.49080	Located on the north-eastern corner of the junction of two now-unnamed roads; this area now being inaccessible to the public since the construction of the Wivenhoe Dam.[131][132]
Mount Forbes State School	Mount Forbes	Ipswich	1896	1948	27.7388°S 152.6152°E / -27.7388; 152.6152	Located at 222 Mount Forbes School Road.[133][30]
Mount French State School	Mount French	Scenic Rim	1900	circa 1925	approx 28.002°S 152.634°E / -28.002; 152.634	[134]
Mount Gipps State School	Mount Gipps	Scenic Rim	1913	1954	28.3220°S 152.9915°E / -28.3220; 152.9915 (Mount Gipps State School (former))	Located at 220 Mount Gipps Road.[135][30]
Mount Mort State School	Mount Mort	Lockyer Valley	1904	1959
Mount Walker Lower State School	Mount Walker	Scenic Rim	1923	1945	27.7051°S 152.5372°E / -27.7051; 152.5372	Located at 286-294 Mount Walker West Road.[136]
Mount Walker State School	Mount Walker	Scenic Rim	1878	1967	27.7805°S 152.5355°E / -27.7805; 152.5355	Located at 1775 Rosewood Warrill View Road on a 25-acre (10 ha) site.[137][138][30]
Mulgowie State School	Mulgowie	Lockyer Valley	1877	1997	27.7374°S 152.3622°E / -27.7374; 152.3622 (Mulgowie State School (former))	Originally known as Burnside until 1919. Located on Mulgowie School Road.[139]
Murrumba State School	Lake Wivenhoe	Somerset	1910	1964	approx 27.1995°S 152.4894°E / -27.1995; 152.4894 (Murrumba State School (former))	Located on a section of Murrumba Road that no longer exists due to the construction of the Wivenhoe Dam).[30][140][141]
Nindooinbah State School	Nindooinbah	Scenic Rim	1913	1965	28.07461°S 153.04834°E / -28.07461; 153.04834 (Nindooinbah State School (former))	Located at 540 Nindooinbah Estate Road.[97][98]
Obum Obum State School	Obum Obum	Scenic Rim	1899	1946	27.91268°S 152.65588°E / -27.91268; 152.65588 (Obum Obum State School (former))	Located at 210 Roberts Road (north-east corner of Obum Obum Road).[142]
Palen Creek State School	Palen Creek	Scenic Rim	1893	1962	approx 28.2774°S 152.8002°E / -28.2774; 152.8002 (Palen Creek State School (former))	Located near the Palen Creek School Road junction with the Mount Lindesay Highway.[143]
Pine Mountain State School	Pine Mountain	Ipswich	1864	1963	27.5446°S 152.7117°E / -27.5446; 152.7117	Located at 820-838 Pine Mountain Road.[144][30]
Plainland State School	Plainland	Lockyer Valley	1886	1966	27.5718°S 152.4162°E / -27.5718; 152.4162 (Plainland State School (former))	On a 10-acre (4.0 ha) site at 3 Victor Court.[145]
Postman's Ridge State School	Postmans Ridge	Lockyer Valley	1878	1937
Purga State School	Purga	Ipswich	1871	1967
Purga Aboriginal State School	Purga	Ipswich				There are references to this school in Queensland State Archives. Needs further research.
Radford State School	Radford	Scenic Rim	1933	1946	approx 27.8543°S 152.6407°E / -27.8543; 152.6407 (Radford State School (former))	Located on Radford Road.[146]
Railway Camp Provisional School	via Beaudesert	Scenic Rim	1927	1929		Opened 23/8/27 and closed 2/10/29. Was located on section 2 of the Kyogle line construction.
Ravensbourne State school	Ravensbourne	Lockyer Valley	1891	1969	27.3595°S 152.1609°E / -27.3595; 152.1609	Located at the end of Ravensbourne School Road off Post Office Road.[147][148]
Rockmount State School	Rockmount	Lockyer Valley	1899	1965	27.6750°S 152.0397°E / -27.6750; 152.0397 (Rockmount State School (former))	At 122 Rockmount Road.[149][150]
Rockside State School	Rockside	Lockyer Valley	1902	1952	27.69343°S 152.28392°E / -27.69343; 152.28392 (Rockside State School (former))	At 1131 Ropeley Rockside Road.[151]
Ropeley East State School	Ropeley	Lockyer Valley	1915	1955
Rosevale State School	Rosevale	Scenic Rim	1884	2009	27.8466°S 152.4824°E / -27.8466; 152.4824 (Rosevale State School (former))	At 628 Sellars Road (corner of Tierneys Bridge Road).[152][153] The school's website was archived.[154]
Sandy Gully State School	Biarra	Somerset	1925	1959	27.1238°S 152.3303°E / -27.1238; 152.3303 (Sandy Gully State School (former))	Located at approx 22 Wells Station Road.[155]
Scrub Creek State School	Scrub Creek	Somerset	circa 1933	1955	27.0402°S 152.4080°E / -27.0402; 152.4080 (Scrub Creek State School (former))	Located at 238 Scrub Creek Road.[61][156]
Sheep Station Creek State School	Sheep Station Creek	Somerset	1884	1941	26.8738°S 152.5392°E / -26.8738; 152.5392	Originally opened as Kilcoy Provisional School in 1884, which was changed to Sheep Station Creek Provisional School in 1893 as a result of a school with a similar name in Kilcoy township opening in 1892. It became Sheep Station Creek State School in 1909 and closed soon after that, but opened again in 1913 before closing permanently in 1941. Located on Kilcoy Murgon Road.[157][158]
Silverdale State School	Silverdale	Scenic Rim	1910	1963	27.8875°S 152.6114°E / -27.8875; 152.6114 (Silverdale State School (former))	Located at 5382 Cunningham Highway.[159][160][30]
Somerset State School	Mount Kilcoy	Somerset	1915	1943		Opened as a Provisional School; became a State School in 1917
Somerset Dam State School	Somerset Dam	Somerset	1936	2000	27.1178°S 152.5505°E / -27.1178; 152.5505	Formerly Silverton SS until the 1960s and Somerset State School. Located at the end of First Avenue.[161]
Spring Park State School	Stockyard or Mount Whitestone	Lockyer Valley	1918	1933
Stanley River State School	Hazeldean	Somerset	1898	1951	approx 27.0068°S 152.5538°E / -27.0068; 152.5538	The school was on the eastern side of the Esk Kilcoy Road until 1951 when it was relocated further south to be on higher ground in anticipation of the indundation resulting from the completion of the Somerset Dam.[162][163]
Stanley River State School	Hazeldean	Somerset	1951	1975	27.0107°S 152.5526°E / -27.0107; 152.5526	Relocated to 3856 Esk Kilcoy Road.[164][165]
Summerholm State School	Summerholm	Lockyer Valley	1887	1955		Formerly Summer Hill SS until 1944
Tallegalla State School	Tallegalla	Ipswich	1879	1992	27.59436°S 152.56469°E / -27.59436; 152.56469 (Tallegalla State School (former))	At 2-6 Tallegalla Two Tree Hill Road (corner of Tallegalla Road).[166]
Tamborine State School	Tamborine	Scenic Rim & Logan	1876	1970	27.8767°S 153.1250°E / -27.8767; 153.1250 (Tamborine State School (former))	1876 opened as Tambourine Provisional School, 1905 relocated, 1909 became Tambourine State School, 1926 renamed Tamborine. Since 1905 at 2680-2726 Waterford Tamborine Road, now Tamborine School Park.[167]
Tamborine North State School	Tamborine Mountain	Scenic Rim	1883	1966
Tarome State School	Tarome	Scenic Rim	1915	1992	27.9904°S 152.4634°E / -27.9904; 152.4634 (Tarome State School (former))	Located at 972 Tarome Road.[168][169]
Templin State School	Templin	Scenic Rim	1892	1974	27.9738°S 152.6504°E / -27.9738; 152.6504 (Templin State School (former))	Located at 397 Boonah-Fassifern Road. The site is now the Templin Historical Museum and the school building is used as its office.[170][171]
Tent Hill Upper State School	Upper Tenthill	Lockyer Valley	1877	2002	27.6574°S 152.2265°E / -27.6574; 152.2265	Located at 51 Upper Tenthill School Road.[172][173]
Teviot State School	Croftby	Scenic Rim	1892	1966	28.1415°S 152.6075°E / -28.1415; 152.6075 (Teviot State School (former))	Original proposed name that was never used was Croftly State School. At the corner of Carneys Creek Road and Broad Gully Road.[29][30]
Teviot Junction Provisional School		Scenic Rim	1879-1880?	c.1899?		Teviot Junction refers to the confluence of Teviot Brook with the Logan River in present day Cedar Grove
Teviotville State School	Teviotville	Scenic Rim	1899	1981	27.9495°S 152.6850°E / -27.9495; 152.6850 (Teviotville State School (former))	Originally known as Teviot railway Station Provisional School and then became Teviotville in 1912. Located on the south-west corner of Hoya Road and Haag Road.[174][30]
Townson State School	Townson	Lockyer Valley	1894	1964
Tylerville State School	Tylerville (now Palen Creek)	Scenic Rim	1909	1962	28.3157°S 152.7761°E / -28.3157; 152.7761 (Tylerville State School (former))	Located on Mount Lindesay Highway.[175]
Villeneuve State School	Villeneuve	Somerset	1902	1960
Washpool State School	Washpool	Scenic Rim	1924	1957
West Haldon State School	West Haldon	Lockyer Valley	1896	1949
Winya State School	Winya / Sandy Creek	Somerset	1918	1960	26.9293°S 152.6073°E / -26.9293; 152.6073 (Winya State School (former))	Closed temporarily from 1944 to 1948. The school was on a 5-acre (2.0 ha) site on the north-east corner of the D'Aguilar Highway and Sandy Creek Road, now in neighbouring Sandy Creek.[176][177][178]
Witheren State School	Witheren	Scenic Rim	1899	1965	28.0515°S 153.1791°E / -28.0515; 153.1791 (Witheren State School (former))	Originally known as Witheren Mixed State School. Located at 97 Upper Coomera Road.[29][30]
Wivenhoe State School	Wivenhoe	Somerset	1876	1962
Wonglepong State School	Wonglepong	Scenic Rim	1884	1935	27.96994°S 153.16294°E / -27.96994; 153.16294 (Wonglepong State School (former))	Opened in 1884 as Caningera (Creek) Provisional School and closed in 1893. Opened and closed again both in 1885 and 1887 as Canungra Creek Provisional School. Opened again as Canungera Lower Provisional School in 1898, becoming a State School in 1909. In 1915 it was renamed Wangalpong State School and changed finally to Wonglepong in 1928. The school was within the present-day Henry Franklin Family Park on Mundoolun Connection Road. A commemorative plaque in the park marks the school's exact site, using the name Caningera School.[179][180][181]
Woodlands State School	Woodlands	Lockyer Valley	1897	1975	27.6206°S 152.2804°E / -27.6206; 152.2804 (Woodlands State School (former))	Located at 714 Woodlands Road.[182][183]
Woolmar State School	Woolmar	Somerset	1894	1941	26.9458°S 152.5224°E / -26.9458; 152.5224 (Woolmar State School (former))	Woolmar Provisional School opened on 8 March 1894. On 1 January 1909, it became Woolmar State School. It had temporary closures in 1931 and 1940, closing permanently on 14 April 1941.[184] It was at 5615 D'Aguilar Highway.[185]
Woolooman State School	Woolooman	Scenic Rim	1908	1937		Woolooman Provisional School opened on 9 March 1908. On 1 January it became Woolooman State School. It closed in 1913 due to low attendances. The school re-opened on 21 Aug 1933 as Woolooman State School. It closed permanently in 1937.[186]
Wyaralong State School	Wyaralong	Scenic Rim	1924	1965	approx 27.9430°S 152.7584°E / -27.9430; 152.7584 (Wyralong State School (former))	Located south of the (now) Old Beaudesert Road.[187][188]
Yednia State School	Monsildale / Sheep Station Creek	Somerset	1911	1946

Private schools

Catholic schools

In Queensland, Catholic primary schools are usually (but not always) linked to a parish. Prior to the 1970s, most schools were founded by religious institutes, but with the decrease in membership of these institutes, together with major reforms inside the church, lay teachers and administrators began to take over the schools, a process which completed by approximately 1990.

Within the region, schools are administered by the Catholic Education Office, Archdiocese of Brisbane, and supported by the Queensland Catholic Education Commission, which is responsible for coordinating administration, curriculum and policy across the Catholic school system. Preference for enrolment is given to Catholic students from the parish or local area, although non-Catholic students are admitted if room is available.

Name	Suburb	LGA	M/F/Co-ed	Years	Opened
All Saints' Primary School	Boonah	Scenic Rim	Co-ed	P-6	1956
Our Lady of Good Counsel School	Gatton	Lockyer Valley	Co-ed	P-6	1917
Sophia College	Plainland	Lockyer Valley	Co-ed	7-12	2021
St Brigid's Primary School	Rosewood	Ipswich	Co-ed	P-6	1922
St Mary's Primary School	Beaudesert	Scenic Rim	Co-ed	P-6	1901
St Mary's School	Laidley	Lockyer Valley	Co-ed	P-6	1912

Independent schools

Most independent schools cater for students from preparatory to year 12.

Name	Suburb	LGA	M/F/Co-ed	Years	Category	Opened
Faith Lutheran College	Plainland	Lockyer Valley	Co-ed	7-12	Lutheran	1999
Peace Lutheran Primary School	Gatton	Lockyer Valley	Co-ed	P-6	Lutheran	1982
Tamborine Mountain College	North Tamborine	Scenic Rim	Co-ed	P-12	Christian	1995
The Kooralbyn International School	Kooralbyn	Scenic Rim	Co-ed	P-12	No religious affiliation	1985

Defunct private schools

Name	Suburb	LGA	Category	Opened	Closed	Notes
Boys' Town	Beaudesert	Scenic Rim	?	1961	2004

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