Queensland Government schools Regional school profile handbook Department of Education and Training trading as Education Queensland International CRICOS Provider Code: 00608A
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Welcome The Queensland Government welcomes international students... Queensland is renowned for its world-class education system, and the Queensland Government is delighted to offer international students the opportunity to be part of one of the leading growth economies in Australia. Education Queensland International (EQI) is the Queensland Government s dedicated team of professionals that specialises in managing the needs of international students and their families. Queensland Government schools provide students with the best choice of pathways, enabling them to achieve their academic, career and personal development goals in a supportive and healthy environment. Safety, academic excellence, natural beauty, competitive living costs and a healthy outdoor lifestyle make Queensland the best choice for an overseas study experience. We look forward to welcoming you to Queensland! My choice Destinations 4 Programs 6 My experience Homestay 7 Healthy lifestyle 7 My future Academic pathways 8 The Queensland education system 8 School profiles Cairns 12 Central Coast 16 Fraser Coast 24 Sunshine Coast 30 Toowoomba 34 EQI Holiday Adventure Programs 38 Matrix Authority subjects 40 Matrix Authority registered subjects 42 Matrix Sport 44 3
My choice Destinations Cairns Atherton Central Coast Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec 28 C 26 C 23 C 21 C 21 C 25 C 27 C 28 C 19 C 18 C 16 C 13 C 10 C 12 C 15 C 18 C Choose your destination Queensland Government schools are situated in many exciting locations throughout the state. Students can choose to study in modern, sophisticated cities or relaxed country areas and coastal communities; close to national parks, rainforests, reefs, and some of the world s most beautiful beaches. Three international, and a network of domestic, airports provide convenient access to get students anywhere they want to be! Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec 30 C 28 C 26 C 22 C 22 C 25 C 27 C 30 C 23 C 22 C 20 C 14 C 13 C 16 C 20 C 23 C DARWIN BRISBANE PERTH AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE SYDNEY MELBOURNE HOBART 4
Fraser Coast Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec 30 C 29 C 27 C 22 C 22 C 25 C 27 C 29 C 21 C 20 C 17 C 11 C 9 C 14 C 16 C 20 C Dec 30 C 23 C Sunshine Coast Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec 29 C 28 C 26 C 21 C 21 C 24 C 25 C 28 C 21 C 19 C 16 C 10 C 9 C 13 C 16 C 20 C Student Experience It was the most amazing time of my life. My family was just so wonderful and integrated me like a part of their family. They made my time in Australia so good for me. Carina Thomys from Germany Toowoomba Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec 27 C 25 C 23 C 15 C 16 C 21 C 24 C 27 C 17 C 15 C 12 C 9 C 6 C 8 C 11 C 16 C 5
My choice Programs Study Abroad The Study Abroad program is a high school experience providing opportunities to pursue personal, cultural and academic goals. Students integrate into the school community to improve their English proficiency and learn about Australian culture, before returning home to continue their studies. Study in Queensland is validated by several education systems abroad.* Program length: 1 3 terms or 1 academic year Age range: 12 18 years School level: Years 8 12 Visa requirements: Student visa Travel: As per EQI s travel policy Program entry: Students may enrol at the beginning of any school term *EQI recommends that students verify credit recognition in their home country before enrolment. Other programs offered by EQI for long-term study periods High School Preparation Education Queensland International s High School Preparation (HSP) program is an intensive English language program that prepares students for mainstream high school studies. Students develop the English proficiency, academic language and study skills required for subjects such as mathematics, science, technology, studies of society and environment, and literature. The HSP program features: 10-week modules maximum of 18 students per class 25 hours of instruction per week school integration qualified English teachers. Program length: Age range: Visa requirements: Program entry: * Depending on student s English level. 10 40 weeks* 13 18 years Student visa Students may enrol at the beginning of any school term Graduate The Graduate program is designed for students seeking to graduate high school in Queensland and qualify for tertiary study in Australia or abroad. Students can choose from over 60 schools throughout Queensland. Each school provides the highest standard of teaching and care, and also offers specialised courses in sports, arts and languages. Students who successfully complete Years 11 and 12 will receive the internationally recognised Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). Program length: Minimum 1.5 years to 2 years Age range: 12 18 years School level: Years 8 12 Visa requirements: Student visa Program entry: Years 8 11 Primary EQI has several schools that offer programs for primary school students. All international students receive support from dedicated teachers as they participate in regular classroom activities. All students receive additional English support throughout their course of study. Requirements: Students must live with a parent or blood relative for the duration of the enrolment Program length: Minimum 6 months to 4 years Age range: 6 12 years School level: Years 1 7 Visa requirements: Student visa Program entry: Years 1 7 International Baccalaureate The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma program is a world recognised curriculum available in selected Queensland schools.* On successful completion of Years 11 and 12, students are awarded the QCE in addition to an IB Diploma. Students wishing to enrol in the IB program should have achieved high academic results in a range of subjects prior to entry. Program length: 1 semester, 1 academic year or the 2-year diploma course Age range: 15 18 years School level: Years 11 and 12 Visa requirements: Student visa Travel policy: As per EQI s travel policy Program entry: Semester 1 (January) or Semester 2 (July) *Additional fees apply. 6
My experience Homestay Student support Queensland Government schools understand the needs of international students and have a special support team at each school; International Student Coordinator: provides academic and pastoral guidance to international students Homestay Coordinator: organises placement and ensures students have an enjoyable homestay experience Guidance Officer: provides specialist counselling and advice on academic pathways, career options and personal wellbeing. 24 hour care All international students have 24-hour emergency assistance and multilingual support available. Close to nature Homestay A highlight of Queensland Government school programs is the excellent homestay available to students 14 years and over.* Your family away from home Homestay provides students with a caring and safe family environment in which to live while they study. Living with an Australian family enables students to fully engage in school and family life, and to quickly improve their English skills. All families have been carefully selected by the schools and assessed before being certified with a governmentauthorised permit (Blue Card) to host international students. Homestay includes: 3 meals per day, 7 days per week student s own bedroom with study facilities assistance to find transport to and from school. Airport pick-up is provided free of charge to all international students arriving in Queensland for the first time. * Students under 14 years must live with a parent or blood relative. International visitors and Australians alike are attracted to Queensland s natural beauty. Queensland offers extensive city parklands, beautiful surf beaches, pristine rainforests, the world-famous Great Barrier Reef and Australia s amazing outback. No matter where you re studying, you are sure to enjoy Queensland s unique natural environments. Facilities Government schools have undergone an Australian Government initiative to enhance facilities. New school buildings and classrooms place Queensland Government schools among the most modern institutions in the world servicing international students, with programs and facilities that cater for their education, health and wellbeing. Facilities include: international student centres school halls science and computer laboratories resource centres Healthy lifestyle Queensland enjoys Australia s best climate, and is known for its active outdoor lifestyle that allows students a wide range of activities. Students can be part of the vibrant music and arts scene, or enjoy weekend activities involving sport, relaxation or adventure. sports fields cafeterias. English as a second language (ESL) support. 7
My future Academic pathways Successful completion of Years 11 and 12 leads to the QCE, an internationally recognised high school qualification. Students can choose from a wide range of universities, private colleges and vocational training institutions (TAFE), where most students receive their first choice of tertiary study. Student experience I successfully applied for The University of Melbourne upon my graduation from EQI with the help from my course and career advisor in school. Because of the excellent program run by EQI, I found that I was able to pass through the transition phase from high school to university faster than other students my age. EQI s program prepared me well for life outside of high school in terms of both knowledge and cultural experience. Xiao (Winson) CHEN, China The Queensland education system Employment University TAFE Queensland High school Primary school Senior high school for 2 years (Years 11 12) Junior high school for 3 years (Years 8 10) Primary school for 8 years (Preparatory Year 7) 8
Education institutes with academic pathway links to Queensland Government schools School term dates* 2013 2014 2015 2016 Term 1 29 Jan 28 March 28 Jan 4 April 27 Jan 2 April 25 Jan 24 March Term 2 15 April 21 June 22 April 27 June 20 April 26 June 11 April 24 June Term 3 8 July 20 Sept 14 July 19 Sept 13 July 18 Sept 11 July 16 Sept Term 4 8 Oct 13 Dec 1 7 Oct 12 Dec 2 6 Oct 11 Dec 3 4 Oct 9 Dec 4 *Dates tentative at publication 1 2013 Year 12 students finish on 15 November. Year 10 and 11 students finish on 29 November. 2 2014 Year 12 students finish on 21 November. Year 10 and 11 students finish on 28 November. 3 2015 Year 12 students finish on 20 November. Year 10 and 11 students finish on 27 November. 4 2016 Year 12 students finish on 18 November. Year 10 and 11 students finish on 25 November. School hours School hours are usually from 9 am to 3 pm, Monday to Friday. 9
My experience Why study in Queensland? The top 10 reasons for choosing Queensland 1. Exceptional support 2. Great climate for outdoors 3. Competitive cost of living 4. Homestay monitored and arranged by schools 5. Free airport pick-up 6. Excellent ratio of Australian to international students 7. Must-see local attractions 8. Wide range of subjects 9. Flexible study plan 10. Friendly and healthy lifestyle Elite programs These programs are taught at a high level and may require students to have previous experience in the subject area. Students may be required to audition for these programs by providing evidence through coaching letters, videos and certificates to verify levels of experience. Additional fees are usually associated with this type of program. Special programs Special programs are unique subject offerings that can be studied at a particular school or region. Students usually do not need to qualify or pay any extra costs to participate in these programs. Many schools may offer special programs in the areas of science, languages, mathematics and sports. Extracurricular activities Extracurricular activities are activities available to students outside the normal curriculum of school education. All international schools offer a wide range of activities such as choirs, public speaking, sporting teams and school trips. 10
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My choice Cairns... gateway to Tropical North Queensland About Cairns Cairns is a friendly international city renowned for its tourist attractions and proximity to spectacular environmental areas. Cairns is extremely well placed to benefit from the region s dynamic and increasing population, a thriving and growing economy, and well established local infrastructure. Cairns has a diverse industry base encompassing domestic and international tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, mining, fishing and information technology. Places of interest Some of the region s many attractions include: Cairns the Great Barrier Reef and surrounding islands spectacular mountain views from the Atherton Tablelands the Mossman Gorge, which is noted for its waterfalls and crystal clear swimming pools the Daintree World Heritage listed rainforest. Tertiary education providers in the Cairns region James Cook University Tropical North Queensland Institute of TAFE Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE ecotourism study faculties located in the rainforest Highlights Cairns is the cosmopolitan gateway to Tropical North Queensland. The Cairns International Airport is located only 10 minutes drive north of the city centre and the Cairns Cruise Terminal. The airport is serviced by a number of international airlines, as well as domestic and regional carriers. 12
Cairns CBD Cairns KEY (SHS) State high school Suburb Airport Main road Train line CBD Central business district 13
Atherton State High School Year established 1952 Phone +61 7 40305222 Number of students 800 Fax +61 7 4091 3847 Street address Maunds Road, Atherton Website athertonshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4883, Austratlia Atherton State High School has a reputation as a provider of high quality educational outcomes, and this is reflected in the accomplishments and initiatives implemented by the school over 50 years. The school continues to strike a sophisticated balance between the need to change with the times and the desire to remain true to its history and ethos. The school offers a diverse curriculum in a coeducational setting to allow students to develop an individual and flexible learning pathway to success. Three reasons to choose Atherton State High School: Our location offers access to the Great Barrier Reef, the Australian Outback and World Heritage listed rainforest It is a highly regarded school with a diverse curriculum and flexible delivery Our rural lifestyle is relaxed, but only a short drive to Cairns Cairns Special programs High quality academic programs mathematics, chemistry, biology, modern history, physics Certificate subjects in fitness and sport and recreation, which include hiking, bushwalking and canoeing Astronomy and astrophysics international course offered to students Agriculture subjects agricultural science, animal studies Music industry studies, visual art, art and craft, drama Hospitality, childcare studies Extracurricular activities Horse sports Rainforest walks Trips to the Great Barrier Reef Sports such as hockey, cricket, futsal, judo and tennis School encourages participation in local town festivals Music academy bands and local music competitions School entry in local agricultural shows in poultry, cattle, goats and vegetables School facilities School gym with fitness equipment School catering deck for catering functions Airconditioned classrooms Auditorium Large community hall the size of two basketball courts School farm with animals Recording studio Outdoor stage Two large playing ovals Large shade areas TAFE located on school grounds Tertiary pathways James Cook University access to university courses through an accelerated school program Languages Japanese and other languages are studied via School of Distance Education 14
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My choice Central Coast... world-class research facilities About the Central Coast The Central Coast, also known as Capricorn Coast, offers international students a diverse range of unique natural environments in which to study. Encompassing the Queensland coast from Townsville to Gladstone, the Central Coast has extensive educational opportunities for international students. International students can choose to study in Townsville, Mackay, Rockhampton and Gladstone. Places of interest Central Coast Townsville Townsville s many attractions include the world s largest living coral reef aquarium, a wildlife sanctuary, beaches, museums, theatres, galleries and restaurants. Townsville boasts excellent world class research and education facilities, with a heavy focus on international education. Mackay Mackay is on the doorstep of the famous Whitsunday Islands tourist region and Airlie Beach. It is close to the Great Barrier Reef, rainforests, sandy beaches and nearby mountains, providing access to a diverse range of outdoor activities. Mackay is located in a rich agricultural region which produces more than a third of Australia s cane sugar. Rockhampton and Yeppoon Rockhampton is often referred to as the town where the outback meets the reef, and offers a beautiful contrast of rural and coastal landscapes. Rockhampton is known as the Beef Capital of Australia. Yeppoon s beaches are protected by the Great Barrier Reef and the Keppel Bay Islands, which makes them very safe for swimming. Popular activities for visitors to Yeppoon include swimming, snorkelling, birdwatching, bushwalking, camping, and even underground cave tours. It is normal for Rockhampton and Yeppoon to have 300 days of sunshine every year. Gladstone The area is world-famous for its strong industrial economy, and is home to the largest aluminium smelter and cement operations in Australia, and the world s largest alumina refinery. Gladstone industries operate 24 hours every day, and ensure a sound economic base for the region through the employment of thousands of people. Gladstone is also home to Queensland s largest power station and multi-cargo port. Tertiary education providers in the Central Coast region Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE James Cook University Central Coast The Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music Central Queensland University Central Queensland Institute of TAFE 16
Central Coast schools Central Coast KEY (SHS) State high school Suburb Main road Airport Train line 17
Gladstone State High School Year established 1953 Phone +61 7 4976 6111 Number of students 1342 Fax +61 7 4976 6100 Street address 30 Dawson Road, Gladstone Website gladstonshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4680, Australia Central Coast Gladstone State High School is a vibrant, futures-orientated school that aims to establish in all students a foundation for the pursuit of lifelong learning. It is an established school with many traditions that have been developed over time. The school is situated on nearly 9 hectares, close to the CBD with views to the harbour and nearby islands. Staff are committed to creating a safe and supportive environment where students are valued and given opportunities to reach their potential. Gladstone State High School has a fine reputation for academic, cultural and sporting excellence. It is a leader in the fields of vocational educational training and school-based apprenticeships and traineeships. An extensive range of senior subjects are provided to meet students needs and interests. Elite programs Volleyball School of Excellence Music Extension Senior Master Class Special programs Gladstone Region Technical College (a campus of Gladstone State High) offers apprenticeship opportunities in a range of trades y EQIP Doorways to Civil Construction y EQIP Engineering Skills Centre y EQIP Business & IT Skills Centre y PREQIP program Instrumental music program Music ensembles, concert, stage and big bands Hospitality Marine studies Laptop program ESL support classes Vocational courses at TAFE North West Island trip Extracurricular activities Local eisteddfod Chess Debating Public speaking Rotary Interact Junior Student Council Senior Student Council Camps and excursions School choir School musicals Human-powered vehicles School radio Creative Generation Program Three reasons to choose Gladstone State High School: Strong academic, cultural and sporting focus, with a broad range of curriculum offerings Positive and safe environment within a caring school community that accepts and respects all students Students are prepared for the world of work, lifelong learning and productive active citizenships in a local and global society. Goldings Showcase: art exhibitions Tour de Chaplain School facilities Indoor sports facility Business education centre Sports ovals/tennis courts Beach volleyball courts Science laboratories Resource centre Language centre Tertiary pathways Central Queensland University SUN program for senior students starting university study in Year 12 Engineering Link Project with Central Queensland University Languages Korean 18
Kirwan State High School Year established 1979 Phone +61 7 4773 8111 Number of students 2215 Fax +61 7 4773 8100 Street address Hudson Street, Kirwan Website kirwanshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4817, Australia Kirwan State High School is one of the largest in Queensland, and offers an unrivalled range of academic, cultural, sporting and vocational programs. The school takes pride in its strong sense of community and its well-established student support programs and structures. The school is located in Townsville, the administrative and educational hub for North Queensland. Kirwan is a leader in information and technology and science, and has been accreditated with the Council of International Schools. Three reasons to choose Kirwan State High School: Innovative and rigorous academic program with strong student results Unparalleled range of high quality academic, preforming arts, sporting and vocational programs The education support services of a large, well-resourced school coupled with the safe friendly environment of a regional city Elite programs Accelerated Top Scholar program for gifted students Specialised science programs in biotechnology, marine science, research and technology, sports and science, and mining engineering Sports Excellence Programs Extracurricular activities Choirs, orchestras and music ensembles Highly acclaimed annual school musical Music camp Debating and public speaking Photography, film and television Overseas study tours Interact club and community service initiatives Lunchtime activities, including zumba Chess club Science club School facilities Performing arts centre and dance studio Biotechnology and science laboratories Sporting fields, indoor sporting centre, gymnasium and swimming pool Computer laboratories Laptop program 1:1 Tertiary pathways James Cook University range of university subjects offered to senior students Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE dual enrolment and seamless pathways Languages French Japanese Central Coast 19
Mackay North State High School Year established 1964 Phone +61 7 4963 1666 Number of students 1517 Fax +61 7 4963 1600 Street address Valley Street, North Mackay Website macknortshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4740, Australia Mackay North State High School is a well-resourced, progressive school located on the eastern coast of Central Queensland. The city of Mackay is surrounded by tropical beaches and rainforests, and is within easy reach of the internationally acclaimed Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands. Mackay North SHS offers students a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities. The school has a reputation for academic excellence, enhanced by outstanding achievements in the areas of music, performing arts and sport. Students are supported in their academic achievements and personal welfare by a stable and committed staff. Three reasons to choose Mackay North State High School: Access to Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef and rainforest areas Friendly, safe and supportive community Wide range of subject and extracurricular activities with outstanding educational outcomes Central Coast Elite programs Academic class of excellence and extension classes in English and mathematics Special programs Marine studies includes field trips to the Mackay Harbour and to the Great Barrier Reef in the Whitsundays A strong sporting program which includes a Cricket Academy Excellence in music and art programs available Highly regarded instrumental music program Extracurricular activities The performing arts department sponsors many extracurricular activities for all students modern dance, ensembles, bands and choirs, music and drama performance and competitions School facilities Health and physical education facilities include a swimming pool, extensive playing fields, gym, climbing wall Senior centre facilities include an auditorium, senior study room Arts facilities include an art studio, preforming arts area, music practice rooms, dance floor Vocational education facilities include a commercial kitchen and training restaurant, engineering and building workshops Technology facility includes 1:1 student laptop Take Home Program and advanced information technology resources Tertiary pathways Central Queensland University Central Queensland Institute of TAFE Metropolitian universities Languages Japanese 20
Pimlico State High School Year established 1959 Phone +61 7 4759 3444 Number of students 1550 Fax +61 7 4759 3400 Street address 55 77 Fulham Road, Pimlico Website pimlicoshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4812, Australia Pimlico State High School is located in Townsville, North Queensland. Pimlico is committed to providing all students with a quality educational experience. The school aims to achieve excellence in teaching and learning within a safe and supportive school environment. Pimlico has a strong emphasis on academic excellence, and is well known for its outstanding performing arts and instrumental music programs. The school also has well developed links with James Cook University and the Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE. Three reasons to choose Pimlico State High School: A commitment to academic achievements and the performing arts A strong commitment to internationalism to prepare students for global citizenship Close-knit, friendly and safe environment for all students Special programs Musicial Instruments Dance Drama Athletics Extracurricular activities Participation in a wide variety of school music ensembles including: symphony orchestra, chamber strings, string orchestra, wind symphony, wind ensemble, concert band, stage band, junior and senior choirs, percussion ensemble, guitar ensemble, and a variety of smaller woodwind, string and brass ensembles Music camps and tours Annual variety concert 'Pimlico Presents' Regular music performances and play-outs in the community Fanfare and music eisteddfods Student council Debating Optiminds One Act Play Festival Xdance Creative Generation art competition Athletics program Cross-country training Many inter-school sports Leadership camp Senior formal Overseas study tours Ski trip Subject area excursions Excursions y Excursions for EQI students including scuba diving, snorkelling and billabong sanctuary and other local attractions School facilities Performing arts centre Multipurpose shelter Library resource centre Networked computer laboratories Sporting fields Athletics training facilities Gymnasium Science laboratories Specialised art facilities Film and television media room Attractive landscaped grounds Tertiary pathways James Cook University Griffith University Conservatorium of Music Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE Languages French German Japanese Central Coast 21
Tannum Sands State High School Year established 1998 Phone +61 7 4979 9777 Number of students 959 Fax +61 7 4979 9700 Street address 65 Coronation Drive Website tannumshs.eq.edu.au Tannum Sands QLD 4680, Australia Tannum Sands State High School is located in the dual township, Boyne Island Tannum Sands, of 10,000 people, adjacent to the beach. The school was established in 1998 and has a modern outlook with excellent facilities. The school has a supportive and friendly community with strong academic performance. There is a focus on excellence in sport, the arts, leadership and vocational education. The key school values showing respect, demonstrating responsibility and seeking excellence are modelled by students and staff. The diversity and richness which international students bring to the school community are highly valued. Three reasons to choose Tannum Sands State High School: School is friendly, well-disciplined and modern Experience 'true' Australia, outside the metropolitan cities A full range of programs to suit many different interests Central Coast Special programs Marine studies, including trips to a Great Barrier Reef uninhabited island Instrumental music program brass, woodwind, percussion, strings Gifted and Talented Students Program Off-site campuses at a smelter, a powerhouse, a construction company preparing for the workplace in a REAL setting Full range of academic, cultural, sport, leadership and vocational programs Extracurricular activities Sporting teams Annual musical or drama performance Human-powered vehicles 24 hour cycle race Participants in international and national science forums Debating, music and choir School facilities Specialist blocks for all subject disciplines, including catering kitchens, welding bays and science laboratories Soundproof music practice rooms and mini recording studio Large performance centre sport, drama, theatrical productions Several well-stocked computer rooms Large oval and pleasant gardens Full canteen service Tertiary pathways Our students attend universities locally, in our capital city (Brisbane) and at many other Australian universities Languages Japanese at Year 8 to 10 level Japanese at Year 11/12 level (depending on the demand) 22
Yeppo0n State High School Year established 1960 Phone +61 7 4925 1333 Number of students 893 Fax +61 7 4925 1300 Street address Rawlings Street, Yeppoon Website yeppoonshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4703, Australia Yeppoon State High School operates under five core values: respect, participation, safety, honesty and responsibilty. The school goal is to help students develop a range of academic and personal strategies that will enable them to become active, informed and responsible citizens. Many of our programs have been recognised throughout the state for their excellence, which is due to our blend of experienced and youthful staff. Yeppoon State High School homestays are closely connected to the school and community events, helping to create an active caring home experience. Three reasons to choose Yeppoon State High School: A record of high academic achievement A range of cultural and sporting opportunities Pristine coastal environment on the Great Barrier Reef Special programs Marine studies Recreation studies Information technology (computer gaming) Agricultural science Decorated school band Arts precinct Extracurricular activities School band School sport Amnesty International Club Peace Club School facilities School hall Arts precinct School farm Performing arts complex International student room Tertiary pathways Central Queensland University Capricorn Coast Institute of TAFE Languages Japanese Central Coast 23
My choice Fraser Coast... country to coast About the Wide Bay Burnett The Wide Bay Burnett Region is renowned for its relaxed lifestyle, historical country towns and festivals, as well as many fun coastal activities. From whale watching at Hervey Bay, exploring nearby Fraser Island by four wheel drive, to camping and driving at the beach town of 1770, the region offers a relaxed tourism experience. Schools in this region are modern, with a dynamic and friendly community which offers numerous extracurricular activities to students. Eligible students can participate in programs of excellence in music, art, marine studies and sport. Fraser Coast Places of interest Hervey Bay s abundance of natural assets include the Great Sandy Strait, World Heritage listed Fraser Island, the bay itself and the wetlands. Hervey Bay is one of the safest cities in Australia, offering a beautiful outdoor environment and easy access to world famous ecotourism areas. Tertiary education providers in the Sunshine Coast region Wide Bay Institute of TAFE Hervey Bay campus University of Southern Queensland Hervey Bay campus Central Queensland Institute of TAFE (assorted campuses throughout the region) Highlights Southern most point of the Great Barrier Reef Enviable climate and proximity to the major trading and services centre of South East Queensland The region has some of Queensland s most renowned coastal communities, including Noosa and Fraser Island The coastal population is expected to almost double by 2020 Key industries include timber, sugar processing, tourism and agriculture 24
Fraser Coast schools map Fraser Coast KEY (SHS) State high school Suburb Airport Main road Train line 25
Bundaberg State High School Year established 1912 Phone +61 7 4154 5333 Number of students 1390 Fax +61 7 4154 5300 Street address 37a Maryborough Street Website bundabergshs.eq.edu.au Bundaberg, QLD 4670, Australia Bundaberg State High School is one of Queensland's oldest schools, located four hours north of Brisbane on the southern edge of the Great Barrier Reef. The school marked a century of excellence in teaching and learning in 2012. The school has a long tradition of academic, sporting, cultural and social excellence, with an increasing range of programs and opportunities on offer for students. Students are encouraged to be part of this continuing tradition. The Bundaberg region experiences the world s best climate, is a horticultural hub of regional Australia, and offers a coastal lifestyle. Three reasons to choose Bundaberg State High School: 100 years of academic, sporting and cultural excellence Individually tailored programs offering broad curriculum choices Unique Australian regional experience in a supportive and caring school community Fraser Coast Special programs Vocational and educational programs offering various certificate courses in business, retail, engineering etc. Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) program Gateway school in engineering and manufacturing NASA Space Design Challenge and Formula One in Schools Program Sport excellence programs Trade training centre engineering, automotive, construction, hospitality, information processing and technology, multi arts, media studies, film, television and new media Leadership development courses Extracurricular activities Debating and public speaking Chess Club Instrumental music and school choral groups, school socials and musical, incentive days, e.g. whale watching, school ski trip, Japanese cultural exchange, mathematics team and technology challenges School facilities Fully fitted out gymnasium State-of-the-art science laboratories and resource centre Computer aided drafting/ computer aided manufacture centre Commercial-grade kitchens within the hospitality area Multipurpose indoor sports centre 1:1 computer ratio Resource and textbook hire scheme Special Education Unit Sports oval and tennis courts Drama facilities and visual arts centre Tertiary pathways Vocational education TAFE Tertiary Aspirations Programs in partnership with Central Queensland University Work experience Languages Japanese German 26
James Nash State High School Year established 1977 Phone +61 7 5480 6333 Number of students 1100 Fax +61 7 5480 6300 Street address 109 Myall Street, Gympie Website jamesnashshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4570, Australia James Nash State High School is a large rural, coeducational secondary school located in the town of Gympie. The school is situated just north of the internationally listed biosphere of Noosa. Gympie is nestled between Fraser Island and Brisbane. James Nash provides students with a quintessential Queensland country town experience, while being in close proximity to the attractions of Queensland's tourism treasures. Three reasons to choose James Nash State High School: Recognised as a hub of educational excellence Excellence pathways in English Learning partnerships with regional universities and TAFE colleges Special programs Year 12 English extension literature Extension excellence programs University of the Sunshine Coast link programs in English and engineering Drama/instrumental music Vocational education training programs Leadership Development Program Road craft driver education Extracurricular activities School rugby union Instrumental music program School performance groups Gifted and talented programs/ Opti-MINDS School musicians/physical theatre troupe Chess Club Futsal Junior regional council Golf Formula One model racing School facilities Library Information technology building Performing arts theatre Industrial design centre Hospitality kitchens Three sporting ovals Music block Multipurpose sporting facilities International language centre Tertiary pathways University of the Sunshine Coast link courses in English and engineering, providing university credit and potential direct university entry for successful students University of the Sunshine Coast also conducts Middle School of Excellence courses in creative writing, mathematics and science Languages German Fraser Coast 27
Kingaroy State High School Year established 1959 Phone +61 7 4160 0666 Number of students 1005 Fax +61 7 4160 0600 Street address Toomey Street, Kingaroy Website kingaroyshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4610, Australia Fraser Coast Kingaroy State High School is a friendly, medium-sized school which provides a safe learning environment and has an excellent school tone and culture. The curriculum offered to students is varied, providing academic and vocational education subjects in a number of specialised areas. The school offers an extensive range of extracurricular activities which allow students the opportunity to participate in, and contribute to, the school and local community. Backed up by a supportive local community and dedicated Parents and Citizen s Association, the school is able to provide for its students in a number of ways. School facilities are well maintained, and provide industry standard equipment to develop real-life situations for students in vocational education. Special programs Drama Hospitality, including Gateway Schools Wine Tourism Project Instrumental music and music program Agriculture Aerospace studies Operation Northern Neighbours Extracurricular activities Music program (band and choir) Active citizens School tours (New Zealand, Japan, Canberra/ski trip) Competitions in English, maths, science, business and geography (SOSE) Public speaking and debating Student Council Duke of Edinburgh Scheme Stud cattle showing School facilities Trade training centre Indoor sports complex (including rock climbing wall) Industry standard kitchens Laptop scheme (Year 11) 6 fully networked computer labs Assembly hall Library Sporting fields Gym Three reasons to choose Kingaroy State High School: Friendly, supportive, relaxed atmosphere with extensive support networks Strong academic results, in a wide variety of subjects Opportunities to make a positive contribution within the school and local community Tertiary pathways Access to a variety of vocational courses, links with universities Languages Japanese German 28
Urangan State High School Year established 1992 Phone +61 7 4197 0111 Number of students 1702 Fax +61 7 4125 5436 Street address Robert Street, Urangan Website uranganshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4655, Australia Urangan State High School offers a stimulating and varied curriculum, enthusiastic teaching staff, excellent facilities and a friendly campus within a coastal environment. The school has strong links with Wide Bay Institute of TAFE and the University of Southern Queensland. Urangan's emphasis is on academic excellence, and it is the school of choice due to outstanding achievements in performing arts and sport. Three reasons to choose Urangan State High School: Safe, supportive environment Flexible in subject selection Coastal location and temperate climate Special programs Outdoor education Music, drama and dance Triathlon (excellence) Extension mathematics Marine studies Vocational education courses Extracurricular activities Concert band String ensemble Field trips and subject area excursions Dance and drama evenings International trips Inter-school sport Film, television and digital media School facilities Recording studio Sporting ovals Gymnasium Hospitality facilities Film and television facilities Sport and multipurpose courts Marine studies facilities Tertiary pathways The University of Queensland (business, Chinese, education and health) TAFE vocational programs and packages Languages Chinese Fraser Coast 29
My choice Sunshine Coast... beach, hinterland and urban centres to enjoy Brisbane Sunshine Coast About the Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Coast region stretches from Caloundra in the south to Rainbow Beach in the north, an area of approximately 3200 square kilometres. Students and visitors will enjoy the special Sunshine Coast lifestyle the sun, sand and surf. Students will also enjoy the friendliness of the people, and easy access to Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, an hour s drive away. This stretch of coast features beach side tourist precincts, rural hinterland and urban centres. The Sunshine Coast Airport is located in the centre of the Sunshine Coast at Maroochydore, and caters for domestic flights. The region s agricultural areas produce a range of products, including sugar, ginger, subtropical fruits, vegetables and macadamia nuts. The region is also a major fishing sector, processing fish and seafood for domestic and export markets. Places of interest The Sunshine Coast region has everything to support a full community life, and offers a wide variety of outdoor, sporting, educational and cultural activities. There is also a vast array of natural attractions in the Sunshine Coast region, including beaches, national parks and hinterland areas. The region offers a comprehensive range of shopping and public services, including cinemas, theatres, art galleries and extensive entertainment venues. Tertiary education providers in the Sunshine Coast region University of the Sunshine Coast Sunshine Coast Institute of TAFE Central Queensland University Highlights One of the fastest growing regions in Australia Key provider of research on sustainable business and economic growth Major provider in the tourism, fishing and agricultural products sectors Lush rainforests, pristine beaches and beautiful hinterland areas 30
Sunshine Coast schools CBD Brisbane Sunshine Coast CBD KEY (SHS) State high school Suburb Airport Main road Train line CBD Central business district 31
Burnside State High School Year established 1979 Phone +61 7 5459 7333 Number of students 614 Fax +61 7 5441 7353 Street address Blaxland Road, Burnside Website burnsideshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4560, Australia Sunshine Coast Burnside State High School is a multi-award winning school located at the foot of the Blackall Ranges in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Just 20 minutes from the coast s beautiful beaches, Burnside is a leader in the Senior Phase of Learning, and enjoys an enviable reputation for excellence in the wider school community. Burnside has among the best academic outcomes in the region, and a truly diverse and exciting curriculum. Centrally located to all of the Sunshine Coast s major attractions, international students will have the best of both worlds the beautiful, lush hinterland environs and close proximity to some of Australia s best surf beaches. Technology, the arts, science, sports and recreation across all endeavours, Burnside State High School is the place to be. Special programs Volleyball excellence program Trek program 1:1 laptop program Trade training centre hospitality Instrumental music and music industry programs Head start and tertiary preparation programs via University of the Sunshine Coast International ambassader program Beacon leadership program Extracurricular activities Senior marine studies Heron Island snorkelling and Lake Somerset sailing camp Biology camp Ski trip School discos Broncos rugby league games Arts expo Public speaking and debating School facilities Music recording studio Indoor sports facility Marine studies power and sailing boats, canoes Gymnasium/weights room Rugby and soccer fields 2 x double tennis/basketball courts Conference centre Three reasons to choose Burnside State High School: Smaller class sizes in a smaller school setting Smarter senior options leading to outstanding results Safer, more supportive learning environment Tertiary pathways Links with University of the Sunshine Coast - www.usc.edu.au TAFE Pathways with Sunshine Coast Institute of TAFE (SCIT) - www.sunshinecoast.tafe.qld Languages Japanese Japanese and Indonesian speaking staff 32
Maleny State High School Year established 1987 Phone +61 7 5499 8111 Number of students 650 Fax +61 7 5499 8100 Street address Bunya Street, Maleny Website malenyshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4552, Australia Maleny State High School is a close-knit, friendly school located in the beautiful Sunshine Coast hinterland, set among green hills and only 35 minutes from the famous Sunshine Coast surf beaches. The school's priorities are: academic and vocational training excellence combined with a strong sense of individualised attention. The school enjoys being a part of a richly artistic and cultural community, which strengthens the school's curriculum in the arts, drama, dance and music. The school has forged strong links with its rural community, with local business and industry, and with other educational and training institutions. Special programs Dance, drama, music and visual arts A working school farm (livestock and horticulture) Special education unit Extracurricular activities Industry level sound system training and production Student leadership programs Personal development programs (School Interact Club) Peer skills training (Building Bridges) Cattle handling and judging training at local show days Sport School facilities Activities centre for sports and the arts Multipurpose outdoor sports complex Information technology-based recording facilities Computer and multimedia classrooms Weights gymnasium Seven hectare farm on school property Virtual schooling system Dance Studio Three reasons to choose Maleny State High School: A hub of learning in a rich cultural and artistic area, offering diverse subject choices that lead to multiple career pathways A very successful and dynamic agricultural studies department Unique hinterland setting close to beaches Tertiary pathways Entry to all Queensland universities via the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre Students may undertake university courses at the Sunshine Coast University while still at school Students may undertake some courses online Languages Japanese Sunshine Coast 33
My choice Toowoomba... the garden city Toowoomba About Toowoomba Sitting high on the Great Dividing Range, around 700 metres above sea level, Toowoomba is known as the Garden City of Queensland. Its wide tree-lined streets, parks, gardens and historic buildings give the city a touch of old-world charm. As a result of its safe, friendly environment, clean mountain air, natural beauty and low cost of living, Toowoomba has twice been voted Australia s best city to live. Toowoomba is the hub of the famous Darling Downs region, and is known as the Gateway to the West. Noted for its grain crops, cotton, vegetables and timber, the Darling Downs is an important part of Queensland s agricultural production. The city is a leisurely 90-minute drive from Queensland s capital city, Brisbane, and only two hours from the beaches of the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. Places of interest Picnic Point Lookout is an ideal place to appreciate the rugged mountain ranges, valleys and native forests of the Great Dividing Range. Toowoomba has an amazing array of walking trails, from the more challenging hikes through the escarpment parks and mountain ranges, to a stroll through well-paved parks and bikeways. Cyclists are also well catered for, with over 70 kilometres of sealed bikeways passing through city parks and lying adjacent to scenic waterways. The prestigious, historical Empire Theatre regularly plays host to performers from around the world. Tertiary education providers in the Toowoomba region University of Southern Queensland Toowoomba The Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE KEY HIGHLIGHTS With nearly 90,000 people, Toowoomba is the second largest inland city after Canberra. It is a key educational hub that provides public and private education to Queensland s regional areas. The University of Southern Queensland is a world leader in distance and online education. 34
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Centenary Heights State High School Year established 1968 Phone +61 7 4636 7500 Number of students 1200 Fax +61 7 4636 7501 Street address 60 Ramsay St, Toowoomba Website centheigshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4350, Australia Centenary Heights State High School is one of Queensland s most respected international schools, with a reputation for academic excellence. Centenary Heights State High School has students of 43 nationalities, and is a recipient of prestigious state and national awards for fostering leadership and cross-cultural awareness. While continuing its strong academic tradition, the school offers multiple pathways to individual success as it nurtures students in a safe, supportive environment. Three reasons to choose Centenary Heights State High School: Queensland s first international program school in Toowoomba (1991) Principals University Scholarship and direct university entry partnerships Consistently among top academic schools in Queensland top 1% across all sectors in 2011 Toowoomba Elite programs Instrumental Music and Music Extension Gateway Wine Tourism Project Flexi-school Queensland Multicultural Service Award for fostering multiculturalism in education Special programs Mentor program for international students to assist integration English as a second language centre Peer mediation and support training Seniors as Leaders program Ongoing orientation program for international students Excursions each term for international students Extracurricular activities Annual ski trip Cross-cultural captain and crosscultural committee Annual whole-school musical Art exhibitions Public speaking and debating School facilities Swimming complex, gym, sporting fields International kitchen for senior and international students Whole-school wireless coverage, high speed internet, over 1000 computers State-of-the-art science laboratories State-of-the-art languages centre Film and television editing suite Tertiary pathways Bond University Collegiate Scholarship program University of Southern Queensland direct entry Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE (cooperative programs and direct entry to Business Diploma) Languages Mandarin Chinese German English as a second language 36
Harristown State High School Year established 1955 Phone +61 7 46368700 Number of students 1430 Fax +61 7 46368777 Street address 341 367 South St, Toowoomba Website harristoshs.eq.edu.au QLD 4350, Australia Harristown State High School is a co-educational school rich in talent across a wide range of areas academic, sport, cultural and community service with an impressive list of achievements. Curriculum is supplemented widely by real-life and lifelike experiences through excursions and invited speakers. The school has unique ties with the University of Southern Queensland. It offers a comprehensive range of subjects, and is extremely well resourced with world class facilities. Dedicated, caring staff provide for students needs. The school values participation, relationships, integrity, diligence and enthusiasm. Three reasons to choose Harristown State High School: Extensive curriculum choice Skilled caring teachers with expertise in their fields World-class facilities Elite programs Accelerated Academic Academy Sporting Academies in soccer, volleyball and rugby league, with students representing at regional, state and national levels, with some overseas exchange travel Senior languages Dance, drama, film, television and new media Agricultural science Music extension program Industrial Arts Academy English extension program Special programs Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies Rock eisteddfod and school play Vocational education program 1:1 laptop program available Extensive student support network Extracurricular activities Debating Music ensembles University Scholarships available Harmony Week World Challenge Real World Education Tour Concert band School Cultural Ambassador Program Interact (community-based student committee) School ski trip National competitions in science, business, mathematics, information technology School facilities Languages and cultures community centre Sporting complex, featuring an indoor 25 metre swimming pool, and gymnasiums with basketball and volleyball courts (multipurpose) Modern classrooms, many with interactive learning technologies Creative technology centre with 330-seat theatre Dance studios and 1500-seat auditorium Trade Training Centre Tertiary pathways Students able to integrate university study with senior curriculum through several high profile Queensland universities Direct entry into University of Southern Queensland Access to a variety of vocational courses with Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE Strong links with business community for the continuation of traineeships and apprenticeships begun at school Languages Indonesian German Japanese and French available via the School of Distance Education Toowoomba 37
See more of Australia with Education Queensland International EQI holiday adventure programs EQI holiday adventure programs EQI students can turn school holidays into exciting Aussie adventures filled with discovery. EQI Holiday Safaris are a safe way for international students to travel and sightsee during their EQI program. Students can snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef and cuddle a koala in Cairns; see the famous sights of the city, Blue Mountains and Bondi Beach in Sydney; explore the town of Coober Pedy, climb Ayers Rock and watch the sunset over the magnificent landscape of Central Australia with the Outback Safari or the Northern Territory Safari; visit the world famous Whitsunday Islands; or experience the best of the entire east coast of Australia with the East Coast Safari and the Southern Safari, which take students on an exciting journey along the east coast of Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and many beautiful places in between. EQI offers you a great learning experience, an amazing Australian adventure, and so much more. For more information please visit www.eqi.com.au/programs/ holiday-adventures.html 38 38
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My choice Subject matrix Authority subjects Levels of achievement in Authority subjects are used to determine a student's Overall Position (OP). OPs are used in the selection of students for tertiary education courses. Matrix Authority subjects 40 This table shows senior subjects (Years 11 and 12) only. Please contact schools to confirm subject offerings, as these may change without notice. Not all subjects are available to all year levels. Some subjects and programs mentioned in this publication are offered in the distance education mode. Some subjects and programs mentioned in this publication attract additional fees. Aerospace Studies Aerospace Studies Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies The Arts Dance Drama Film, Television & New Media Music Music Extension (Performance) Visual Art Business and Commerce Accounting Atherton SHS Business Communication & Technologies Business Organisation & Management Legal Studies Tourism Technology Studies Engineering Technology Graphics Information Processing & Technology Information Technology Systems Technology Studies English English English Extension (Literature) English for ESL Learners Health and Physical Education Health Education Physical Education Bundaberg SHS Burnside SHS C Centenary Heights SHS Gladstone SHS Harristown SHS James Nash SHS Kingaroy SHS Kirwan SHS Mackay North SHS Maleny SHS Pimlico SHS Tannum Sands SHS Urangan SHS Yeppoon SHS 40 KEY: Certificate subjects = C Full subjects =
Home Economics Home Economics Hospitality Studies Mathematics Logic Mathematics A Mathematics B Mathematics C Philosophy & Reason Languages Other than English Chinese French German German Extension Indonesian Italian Japanese Modern Greek Spanish Vietnamese Science Agricultural Science Biology Chemistry Earth Science Marine Studies Multistrand Science Physics Science 21 Social Sciences A Short Course in the Australian Constitution Ancient History Economics Geography History Modern History Study of Society Matrix Authority subjects KEY: Certificate subjects = C Full subjects = 41
My choice Subject matrix Authority registered subjects Matrix Authority registered subjects Levels of achievement in Authority registered subjects do not contribute to a student's Overall Position (OP). OPs are used in the selection of students for tertiary education courses. Aeronautical Studies Aeronautical Science & Design The Arts Arts in Practice Creative Arts (Art, Craft & Design) Dance Design Drama & Theatre Studies Fashion Performing Arts Photography Printing & Graphic Media Media Multimedia Music Music (Choral) Music (Contemporary Foundations) Music (Industry Skills) Music (Instrumental) Music (Performance) Visual Arts Studies Business and Commerce Business Tourism Work Education Child Studies Children s Services Early Childhood Practices Technology Studies Information Communications Technology Atherton SHS Bundaberg SHS Burnside SHS C C Centenary Heights SHS Gladstone SHS C Harristown SHS James Nash SHS C C C C Kingaroy SHS Kirwan SHS C C C C C C C Mackay North SHS C C C C Maleny SHS C C C C C C C Pimlico SHS C C C Tannum Sands SHS Urangan SHS C C Yeppoon SHS C C KEY: Certificate subjects = C Full subjects = 42 KEY: Certificate subjects = C Full subjects =
English English Communication Health & Physical Recreation Physical Recreation Recreation Studies Surf Lifesaving (Public Safety) Hospitality & Catering Catering Hospitality Kitchen Operations Industrial Technology Automotive Practices Industrial Skills Industrial Graphics Building & Construction Studies Engineering Manufacturing Studies Furnishings Manufacturing (Practical Applications) Literacy & Numeracy Literacy & Numeracy Consumer Mathematics Practical Numeracy Prevocational Mathematics Marine & Aquatic Practices Marine & Aquatic Practices Science Applied Science Agriculture & Horticulture Horticulture Social & Community Studies Social & Community Studies Matrix Authority registered subjects C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C KEY: Certificate subjects = C Full subjects = 43
My choice Sports matrix Sports matrix Aerobics (Zumba) Athletics Australian Rules (AFL) Badminton Baseball Basketball (girls) Basketball (boys) Beach volleyball Board games Boating Bodyboarding BMX/skateboard/scooter Cricket Cross-country Dance Diving Dragon boat racing European handball Fencing Fishing Fitness Futsal Golf Gym Hockey (boys) Hockey (girls) Ice-skating Kayaking La crosse Atherton SHS Bundaberg SHS 3 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 Burnside SHS 3 1,4 1,2 2-3 2-3 Centenary Heights SHS 2-3 1-3 1-2 1-2 1 1 1-2 2 3-4 3-4 Gladstone SHS 3 1 1 2 2 Harristown SHS 1-3 2 1-2 1-2 1-2 James Nash SHS 3 1 3 4 2 1,2 3,4 1-2 Kingaroy SHS Kirwan SHS 2 3 2 1 2 2 Mackay North SHS 2-3 2-3 2-3 2 4 Maleny SHS 3 1-2 3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4 2 Pimlico SHS 4 3 3 1 1-2 2 2 Tannum Sands SHS Urangan SHS 3 2-3 1,3 1,3 1-2 2 2 1 1 1 Yeppoon SHS 2-3 2-3 44 KEY: School terms = 1, 2, 3, 4 All year =
Lawn bowls Netball Newcombe Orienteering/outdoor activities Oz Tag Power walking Recreational sports Rhythmic gymnastics Rock climbing Rowing Rugby league Rugby league (girls) Rugby union Soccer Softball Snooker Snorkelling Squash Surfing/bodyboarding Surf lifesaving Swimming Table tennis Tennis Tenpin bowling Touch football Track and field Triathlon Volleyball Water polo Yoga Sports matrix Atherton SHS Bundaberg SHS 1 2 2-3 2 2 2 3 1 3 2 1 3 1 2 Burnside SHS 2-3 2-3 1-3 4 1,4 3-4 1-2 Centenary Heights SHS 2-3 2 3 1 1,4 2,3 3,4 Gladstone SHS 2 3 1 4 3-4 Harristown SHS 1-2 1-2 1 2-4 James Nash SHS 2-3 2 3 1 1-2 2 2-3 1 1 2-4 3 2 4 1,4 Kingaroy SHS Kirwan SHS 2-3 3,4 2 2 1,4 2-3 Mackay North SHS 4 4 4 1 3 3 1 Maleny SHS 1-2 1-2 2 1-2 1-2 3-4 3-4 1-2 3 3 Pimlico SHS 2-3 2-3 1 2 3 1 1 3 1 1,4 Tannum Sands SHS Urangan SHS 3 1-2 1-2 2 1-3 1-2 2 1 1 1 1, 3 3 1, 4 1 Yeppoon SHS 2-3 1-4 1-2 2-3 KEY: School terms = 1, 2, 3, 4 All year = 45
Contact details For more information on our schools or any of the international student programs please contact your agent or EQI. Postal Address PO Box 15050, City East QLD 4002 Australia Street Address Level 18, Education House 30 Mary Street Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Telephone +61 7 3034 4583 Fax +61 7 3513 5783 Email EQInternational@dete.qld.gov.au Website www.eqi.com.au CRICOS Provider Code 00608A CRICOS Provider Name Education Queensland International MKT006_13 All information contained in this publication is correct at time of printing. The Department of Education and Training, trading as Education Queensland International, reserves the right to alter any course, admission requirement, procedure or fee included in this publication without prior notice. Prospective students should check the website for any amendments before submitting an application.