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This is a list of schools in the North Queensland region of Queensland, Australia, and includes schools in North West Queensland. The region is centred on the coastal cities of Townsville and Mackay, and the inland city of Mount Isa. It includes the following local government areas:

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, as of 2015, Year 7 became the first year of high school, leaving Year 6 as the last year or primary.[1]

State schools edit

State primary schools edit

NameSuburbLGAOpenedCoordsNotes
Abergowrie State SchoolAbergowrieHinchinbrook195318°28′29″S 145°53′01″E / 18.4746°S 145.8835°E / -18.4746; 145.8835 (Abergowrie State School)5 Venables Road.[2][3]
Airville State SchoolAirvilleBurdekin1890
Aitkenvale State SchoolAitkenvaleTownsville1924
Alligator Creek State SchoolAlligator CreekMackay1896
Andergrove State SchoolAndergroveMackay1939
Annandale State SchoolAnnandaleTownsville1998
Ayr State SchoolAyrBurdekin1886Central school 1928–1936
Ayr East State SchoolAyrBurdekin1952
Barkly Highway State SchoolMount IsaMount Isa1959
Beaconsfield State SchoolBeaconsfieldMackay1999
Belgian Gardens State SchoolBelgian GardensTownsville1887
Bloomsbury State SchoolBloomsburyMackay1927
Bluewater State SchoolBluewaterTownsville195719°10′29″S 146°33′20″E / 19.1748°S 146.5556°E / -19.1748; 146.5556 (Bluewater State School)Provisional until Feb 1960. At 1–3 Ditton Street with its entrance on Buckby Street.[4]
Bohlevale State SchoolBohleTownsville20 November 1911[5]
Bowen State SchoolBowenWhitsunday1865
Brandon State SchoolBrandonBurdekin1888
Bucasia State SchoolBucasiaMackay1985
Bwgcolman Community SchoolPalm IslandPalm Island1964P–10. Formerly Palm Island CS until 1994
Cameron Downs State Schoolvia HughendenFlinders1967
Camooweal State SchoolCamoowealMount Isa1893
Cannonvale State SchoolCannonvaleWhitsunday1892-1908Cannon Vale Provisional School opened on 8 February 1892. It closed in 1908.[6]
1910-196820°17′20″S 148°40′42″E / 20.2890°S 148.6784°E / -20.2890; 148.6784 (Cannon Valley State School (former))In 1910 the school reopened as Cannon Valley State School on a new site on the north-eastern corner of Shute Harbour Road and Abell Road.[6][7][8] The 1910 site is now within the boundaries of Cannonvale rather than Cannon Valley.[9]
196820°16′29″S 148°41′59″E / 20.2747°S 148.6996°E / -20.2747; 148.6996 (Cannonvale State School)In 1968, it was decided to relocate the school back into Cannonvale and the school was then renamed Cannonvale State School.[10][11] At 56 Coral Esplanade.[12]
Charters Towers Central State SchoolCharters TowersCharters Towers1875Split sex until 1965
Chelona State SchoolChelonaMackay1893
Clare State SchoolClareBurdekin1921
Collinsville State SchoolCollinsvilleWhitsunday1921
Coningsby State SchoolFarleighMackay1884
Cranbrook State SchoolCranbrookTownsville1981
Currajong State SchoolCurrajongTownsville1954
Dajarra State SchoolDajarraCloncurry192021°41′41″S 139°30′44″E / 21.6946°S 139.5122°E / -21.6946; 139.5122 (Dajarra State School)Matheson Street[13]
Dundula State SchoolBakers CreekMackay1922
Eimeo Road State SchoolRural ViewMackay1934
Eton State SchoolEtonMackay1883
Eungella State SchoolEungellaMackay192821°08′04″S 148°29′28″E / 21.1344°S 148.4912°E / -21.1344; 148.4912 (Eungella State School)Located at 36 Eungella Dam Road.[14]
Farleigh State SchoolFarleighMackay1909
Finch Hatton State SchoolFinch HattonMackay1909
Fitzgerald State SchoolNorth MackayMackay1979
Forrest Beach State SchoolForrest BeachHinchinbrook1980
Garbutt State SchoolGarbuttTownsville1932
Gargett State SchoolGargettMackay1914
Giru State SchoolGiruBurdekin192419°30′46″S 147°06′35″E / 19.5129°S 147.1096°E / -19.5129; 147.1096 (Giru State School)At 45–51 Luxton Street.[15]
Glenella State SchoolGlenellaMackay1912
Greenvale State SchoolGreenvaleCharters Towers1972Previous provisional school 1919–1926
Gumlu State SchoolGumluWhitsunday1913
Halifax State SchoolHalifaxHinchinbrook1883
Hamilton Island State SchoolHamilton IslandWhitsunday1986
Hampden State SchoolKuttabulMackay1887Provisional until Aug 1926
Happy Valley State SchoolHappy ValleyMount Isa1942
Hayman Island State SchoolHayman IslandWhitsunday1956
Healy State SchoolHealyMount Isa1972
Heatley State SchoolHeatleyTownsville1971
Hermit Park State SchoolHyde ParkTownsville1924
Home Hill State SchoolHome HillBurdekin1914
Homebush State SchoolHomebushMackay1889
Homestead State SchoolHomesteadCharters Towers1893
Ingham State SchoolInghamHinchinbrook1885
Jarvisfield State SchoolJarvisfieldBurdekin1915
Julia Creek State SchoolJulia CreekMcKinlay1911
Kalamia State SchoolBrandonBurdekin1928
Kelso State SchoolKelsoTownsville1986
Kirwan State SchoolKirwanTownsville1977
Koumala State SchoolKoumalaMackay1922
Mackay Central State SchoolMackayMackay1871
Mackay North State SchoolNorth MackayMackay1915
Mackay West State SchoolWest MackayMackay1924
Macknade State SchoolMacknadeHinchinbrook1893
Magnetic Island State SchoolNelly BayTownsville (Offshore)1924Formerly Nelly Bay SS until 1973
Maidavale State SchoolAirvilleBurdekin1910
Marian State SchoolMarianMackay1886
Merinda State SchoolMerindaWhitsunday1898
Millaroo State SchoolMillarooBurdekin195420°03′29″S 147°16′50″E / 20.0581°S 147.2806°E / -20.0581; 147.2806 (Millaroo State School)At 1–13 Cunningham Street.[16]
Millchester State SchoolMillchesterCharters Towers1874
Mirani State SchoolMiraniMackay189221°09′41″S 148°51′43″E / 21.1614°S 148.8619°E / -21.1614; 148.8619 (Mirani State School)At 12 Maud Street.[17]
Mount Fox State SchoolMount FoxHinchinbrook1938
Mount Isa Central State SchoolMount IsaMount Isa1924
Mundingburra State SchoolMundingburraTownsville1884
Mutarnee State SchoolMutarneeTownsville (Rural)1920
Northview State SchoolMount PleasantMackay1986
North Eton State SchoolNorth EtonMackay1895Also known as Eton North State School
North Shore State SchoolBurdellTownsville2018
Oakenden State SchoolOakendenMackay1910
Oonoonba State SchoolIdaliaTownsville1920
Osborne State SchoolOsborneBurdekin1914
Pentland State SchoolPentlandCharters Towers188521°15′57″S 143°48′30″E / 21.2658°S 143.8083°E / -21.2658; 143.8083 (Stamford State School (former))At 18 Mill Street (corner of Gilmore Street).[18]
Pindi Pindi State SchoolPindi PindiMackay1928
Pinnacle State SchoolPinnacleMackay1908
Prairie State SchoolPrairieFlinders1894
Proserpine State SchoolProserpineWhitsunday1897
Queens Beach State SchoolBowenWhitsunday1940
Railway Estate State SchoolRailway EstateTownsville1916
Rasmussen State SchoolRasmussenTownsville1978
Ravenswood State SchoolRavenswoodCharters Towers1873
Richmond State SchoolRichmondRichmond1889P–10
Richmond Hill State SchoolRichmond HillCharters Towers1895
Rollingstone State SchoolRollingstoneTownsville (Rural)1916
Sarina State SchoolSarinaMackay1897Formerly Plane Creek until 1912.
Scottville State SchoolScottvilleWhitsunday1924
Seaforth State SchoolSeaforthMackay1935
Slade Point State SchoolSlade PointMackay1939
Sunset State SchoolSunsetMount Isa1968
Swayneville State SchoolSarinaMackay1935
The Willows State SchoolKirwanTownsville1997
Toobanna State SchoolToobannaHinchinbrook1922
Townsville Central State SchoolNorth WardTownsville1869
Townsville South State SchoolSouth TownsvilleTownsville1884
Townsville West State SchoolWest EndTownsville1887
Townview State SchoolTownviewMount Isa1965
Trebonne State SchoolTrebonneHinchinbrook1906
Victoria Park State SchoolEast MackayMackay1926
Victoria Plantation State SchoolVictoria PlantationHinchinbrook1894
Vincent State SchoolVincentTownsville30 January 1968[5]
Walkerston State SchoolWalkerstonMackay1880
Weir State SchoolKirwanTownsville1881
Woodstock State SchoolWoodstockTownsville (Rural)1890
Wulguru State SchoolWulguruTownsville30 January 1962[5]

State high schools and colleges edit

NameSuburbLGAOpenedCoordsNotes
Ayr State High SchoolAyrBurdekin193719°34′38″S 147°24′32″E / 19.5771°S 147.409°E / -19.5771; 147.409 (Ayr State High School)At 82–90 Wickham Street.[19] Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.[20]
Bowen State High SchoolBowenWhitsunday1961
Calen District State CollegeCalenMackay1925P–12. PS until Dec 2003
Charters Towers State High SchoolCharters TowersCharters Towers1912
Cloncurry State SchoolCloncurryCloncurry1884K–12
Collinsville State High SchoolCollinsvilleWhitsunday1986
Heatley Secondary CollegeHeatleyTownsville30 January 1968Formerly Heatley State High School. Name changed on 16 December 1999.[5]
Home Hill State High SchoolHome HillBurdekin1964
Hughenden State SchoolHughendenFlinders1880K–12
Ingham State High SchoolInghamHinchinbrook1952
Kirwan State High SchoolKirwanTownsville1979
Mackay North State High SchoolNorth MackayMackay1964
Mackay Northern Beaches State High SchoolRural ViewMackay2013
Mackay State High SchoolMackayMackay1912
Mirani State High SchoolMiraniMackay196721°09′27″S 148°51′44″E / 21.1576°S 148.8623°E / -21.1576; 148.8623 (Mirani State High School)At Augusta Street.[21]
Northern Beaches State High SchoolDeeragunTownsville1997
Pimlico State High SchoolPimlicoTownsville1959
Pioneer State High SchoolAndergroveMackay1986
Proserpine State High SchoolProserpineWhitsunday1963
Sarina State High SchoolSarinaMackay1964
Spinifex State CollegeParksideMount Isa200320°44′05″S 139°29′14″E / 20.7348°S 139.4871°E / -20.7348; 139.4871 (Spinifex State College (junior campus))A merger of Mount Isa State High School and Kalkadoon State High School. The junior campus (Years 7–9) occupies the former Mount Isa State High School site at 6–16 Fifth Avenue, Parkside.
Pioneer20°43′22″S 139°30′38″E / 20.7229°S 139.5106°E / -20.7229; 139.5106 (Spinifex State College (senior campus))The senior campus (Years 10–12) occupies the former Kalkadoon State High School site at 137–179 Abel Smith Parade, Pioneer.
Thuringowa State High SchoolCondonTownsville1987
Townsville State High SchoolTownsvilleTownsville1924
William Ross State High SchoolAnnandaleTownsville1991

Other state schools edit

This includes special schools (schools for disabled children) and schools for specific purposes.

NameSuburbLGAOpenedNotes
Burdekin SchoolAyrBurdekin1972
Charters Towers School of Distance EducationCharters TowersCharters Towers1987
Cleveland Education and Training CentreBelgian GardensTownsville1994For juvenile inmates.
Formerly Cleveland School until Feb 2006
Mackay District Special SchoolBeaconsfieldMackay1987Formerly Kewarra until Aug 2002
Townsville Community Learning CentreMundingburraTownsville2002

Defunct state schools edit

NameSuburbLGAOpenedClosedCoordsNotes
Airdmillan State SchoolAirdmillanBurdekin19121986
Aitkenvale Special SchoolAitkenvaleTownsville19722001Merged into Townsville Community Learning Centre
Ana Branch State SchoolJarvisfieldCharters Towers19191964Described as "via Ayr" and "in the parish of Morrill" so referring to the anabranch of the Burdekin River. Ana Branch Road is in Jarvisfield.[22][23][24]
Balfe's Creek State SchoolBalfes Creek (Campaspe)Charters Towers19051967
Ballara State SchoolKuridalaCloncurry19181926Ballara (20°56′45″S 139°57′48″E / 20.9458°S 139.9633°E / -20.9458; 139.9633 (Ballara (neighbourhood))) is the now abandoned ruins of a settlement that supported the Wee MacGregor Mine.[25][26][27]
Balnagowan State SchoolBalnagowanMackay19501973
Bambaroo State SchoolBambarooHinchinbrook1924201618°52′04″S 146°11′20″E / 18.8679°S 146.1889°E / -18.8679; 146.1889 (Bamberoo State School (former))Located at 10 Bambaroo School Road.[28][29] The school's website has been archived.[30]
Beatrice Creek State Schoolvia PinnacleMackay1936c. 1971[31][32]
Black Jack State SchoolBlack JackCharters Towers18871948Provisional until July 1891
Blue Mountain State SchoolBlue MountainMackay19431963approx 21°34′25″S 149°01′31″E / 21.5736°S 149.0254°E / -21.5736; 149.0254 (Blue Mountain State School (former))Located on Blue Mountain Road.[33]
Bogie Range Provisional SchoolBogieWhitsunday Region19191922Originally known as Twenty-five Mile Camp Provisional School and Aberdeen Provisional School
Bona Vista State SchoolProserpineWhitsunday19061964
Bora Creek State School19161920Ravenswood area? Or possibly Captains Mountain near Milmerran?[34]
Braemeadows State SchoolBraemeadowsHinchinbrook19281969
Brightly State SchoolBrightlyMackay19251988
Brookville State Schoolvia Ravenswood19011926
Broughton State SchoolBroughton near Charters TowersCharters Towers19051930Opened as a provisional school in 1905,[35][36] becoming a state school in 1909. Closed due to low attendances in 1930.[37] The buildings were sold for removal in 1934.[38]
Burdekin Bridge Tent State Schoolnear AyrBurdekin19121913In June 1912, approval was given for a tent school provided the Railway Department supplied the tent.[39] In November 1913, the teacher Miss Dean was reassigned to Gumlu State School.[40] The Railway Department were constructing a rail bridge over the Burdekin River near Ayr in 1912–1913; the tent school was presumably for the children of the railway workers living in a temporary camp by the bridge site.
Burdekin Falls State SchoolMount WyattWhitsunday19841988
Cameron's Pocket State SchoolCamerons Pocket (Calen)Mackay1930195820°55′13″S 148°43′40″E / 20.9202°S 148.7278°E / -20.9202; 148.7278 (Cameron's Pocket State School (former))Located at 375 Calen Mount Charlton Road.[41][42]
Cannon Vale Provisional SchoolCannonvaleWhitsunday1892circa 1908Replaced by Cannon Valley State School at a different location.[43]
Cannon Valley State SchoolCannonvaleWhitsunday19101969Located on the north-eastern corner of Shute Harbour Road and Abell Road (20°17′20″S 148°40′42″E / 20.2890°S 148.6784°E / -20.2890; 148.6784 (Cannon Valley State School (former))).[44][45] Despite its name, it was not in present-day Cannon Valley. Replaced by Cannonvale State School at a different location.
Cape River State SchoolPentlandCharters Towers19151938[46]
Capeville State SchoolCapeville near PentlandCharters Towerscirca 18951912Opened circa 1895 as Deep Lead Provision School near the Capeville pastoral run on the Cape River near Pentland.[37] Deep Lead was a gold mining area along the Cape River.[47] Became Deep Lead State School in September 1909.[48] Renamed Capeville State School in 1909 and then closed in 1912.[49]
Charters Towers School of the AirCharters TowersCharters Towers19641973
Cootharinga Special SchoolCastle HillTownsville19641986
Cordelia State SchoolCordeliaHinchinbrook1918199318°35′47″S 146°15′33″E / 18.5964°S 146.2591°E / -18.5964; 146.2591 (Cordelia State School (former))Located at 15 Cordelia School Road.[50]
Crediton State SchoolCreditonMackay19431968Crediton Provisional School opened on 18 October 1943. It became a State School in 1956 and closed in 1968.
Crediton West State SchoolCreditonMackay19511961
Crystal Creek State SchoolCrystal CreekWhitsunday19161967Provisional until 1921; closed 1948, 1951–1956
Dalbeg State SchoolDalbegBurdekin1955199920°16′15″S 147°17′43″E / 20.2708°S 147.2952°E / -20.2708; 147.2952 (Dalbeg State School (former))Located at 45–63 Delpratt Street.[51]
Dalrymple Heights State SchoolDalrymple HeightsMackay1937195921°05′54″S 148°31′18″E / 21.0983°S 148.5216°E / -21.0983; 148.5216 (Dalrymple Heights State School (former))686 Dalrymple Road[52][53]
Devereaux Creek State SchoolDevereaux CreekMackay19031970
Dittmer State SchoolDittmerWhitsunday19381965approx 20°27′01″S 148°24′11″E / 20.4504°S 148.4031°E / -20.4504; 148.4031 (Dittmer State School (former))Located at approx 11 Thorogood Street.[54]
Dobbyn State SchoolThree RiversCloncurry19181954
Dows Creek State SchoolDows CreekMackay1895200921°06′15″S 148°46′25″E / 21.1041°S 148.7735°E / -21.1041; 148.7735 (Dows Creek State School (former))Located at 1081 Mount Ossa Road.[55] The school's website was archived.[56]
Duchess State SchoolDuchessCloncurry19111983
Dumbleton State SchoolDumbletonMackay19261949
Dutton River State SchoolDutton RiverFlinders19721977
Elaroo State SchoolElaroo (now Bloomsbury)Whitsunday19361969
Etowri State SchoolHabanaMackay19261953Located at 108 Barcoo Road (21°02′52″S 149°06′53″E / 21.04789°S 149.11483°E / -21.04789; 149.11483 (Etowri State School (former))).[57][58][59][53]
Evlinton State SchoolRavenswoodCharters Towers18851921Originally known as Sandy Creek State School.
Ewan State SchoolEwan (now Paluma)Townsville

Charters Towers

1907circa 1931Very little information available about this school.
Foresthome State SchoolForesthomeHinchinbrook19351993
Foxdale State SchoolFoxdaleWhitsunday19041972
Gainsford Homestead School(now Basalt)Charters Towers19421942Very little known about this school, which operated for a year in the Gainsford Homestead building at the old Dalrymple township site. It may have been a private school.
Gilliat State SchoolGilliatMckinlay19311942?
Grass Tree Provisional SchoolGrasstree BeachMackaycirca 1892190521°21′40″S 149°17′45″E / 21.36105°S 149.29597°E / -21.36105; 149.29597 (Grass Tree Provisional School (former))Located on the north-eastern side of Haden Street.[60][61]
Greenvale Project No. 1 State SchoolGreenvaleCharters Towers19741974Opened 18 Feb 1974 and closed on 29 Mar 1974
Greenvale Project No. 2 State SchoolGreenvaleCharters Towers19721974
Gunpowder State SchoolGunpowderMount Isa19701999Closed 1982–1991
Guthalungra State SchoolGuthalungraWhitsunday1948198819°50′00″S 147°42′00″E / 19.8333°S 147.7000°E / -19.8333; 147.7000 (Guthalungra State School (former))Provisional until 28 February 1957.[32] Located on the north side of the Bruce Highway in the town.[62][53]
Habana State SchoolHabanaMackay1917196021°01′54″S 149°04′07″E / 21.03168°S 149.06852°E / -21.03168; 149.06852 (Habana State School (former))Located at 863 Yakapari Road.[57][58][59]19°50′00″S 147°42′00″E / 19.8333°S 147.7000°E / -19.8333; 147.7000 (Guthalungra State School (former))
Hawkins Creek State SchoolHawkins CreekHinchinbrook1912200318°36′44″S 146°05′40″E / 18.6122°S 146.0945°E / -18.6122; 146.0945 (Hawkins Creek State School (former))Sometimes written as Hawkin's Creek State School. Located at 18 Gortons Road.[63]
Helens Hill State SchoolHelens HillHinchinbrook1931201618°46′08″S 146°08′07″E / 18.7690°S 146.1352°E / -18.7690; 146.1352 (Helens Hill State School (former))Located at 48388 Bruce Highway[64][53] The school's website was archived.[65]
Hermit Park Special SchoolHermit ParkTownsville19791980
Hermit Park State Infants' SchoolHermit ParkTownsville19551993Merged into Hermit Park SS
Hightville State SchoolHightville (now Kuridala)Cloncurry19151920
Horseshoe Bay State SchoolHorseshoe BayTownsville (Offshore)19491972
Idalia Provisional SchoolIdaliaTownsville19311939
Ingham Special SchoolInghamHinchinbrook19711992
Inkerman State SchoolInkermanBurdekin1915197419°45′05″S 147°29′37″E / 19.7513°S 147.4935°E / -19.7513; 147.4935 (Inkerman State School (former))Located at 22 Wallace Road.[66]
Inverdon Road State SchoolBowenWhitsunday1922195519°59′23″S 148°12′43″E / 19.9896°S 148.2119°E / -19.9896; 148.2119 (Inverdon Road State School)Located at 174 Inverdon Road.[67][68][53]
Iona State SchoolOsborneBurdekin19281963approx

19°42′44″S 147°24′09″E / 19.7121°S 147.4025°E / -19.7121; 147.4025 (Iona State School (former))

Located on the north-west corner of Iona Road and Bapty Road.[69]
Iyah State SchoolFredericksfieldBurdekin1920196319°42′37″S 147°26′57″E / 19.7102°S 147.4491°E / -19.7102; 147.4491 (Iyah State School (former))Located approximately at 13 Charlies Hill Road.[70][71]
Jaggan State SchoolJagganTablelands19181965[37]
Kajabbi State SchoolKajabbiCloncurry19191975
Kalkadoon State High SchoolPioneerMount Isa1977200220°43′20″S 139°30′36″E / 20.7223°S 139.5099°E / -20.7223; 139.5099 (Kalkadoon State High School (former))Located at 145–163 Abel Smith Parade. Merged with Mount Isa State High School to create Spinifex State College. The senior campus of the new college occupies the former Kalkadoon State High School site. Kalkadoon State High School's website has been archived.[72]
Kelsey Creek State SchoolKelsey CreekWhitsunday18951963Provisional until 1909
King's Gully State SchoolBroughtonCharters Towers19111932Kings Gully and Kings Gully Road are both in Broughton.[73][53]
Kirk River State Schoolin western RavenswoodCharters Towers18901944Kirk River and Kirk River Road are both in Ravenswood.[74][53]
Koolamarra State SchoolKoolamarra (now Cloncurry)Cloncurry19151971[75]
Kungurri State SchoolKungurri (now Dows Creek)Mackay19321963[76]
Kuridala State SchoolKuridalaCloncurry19011932formerly Friezland SS until 1920
Kynuna State SchoolKynunaMcKinlay18991992
Lake Julius State SchoolLake JuliusMount Isa19731976
Lannercost State SchoolLannercostHinchinbrook1929196218°38′28″S 146°01′48″E / 18.6410°S 146.0299°E / -18.6410; 146.0299 (Lannercost State School (former))Located on Lannercost Extension Road near the junction with Venables Crossing Road.[77][78]
Lethebrook State SchoolLethebrookWhitsunday19221964
Liontown State SchoolLiontown (now Campaspe)Charters Towers19061914[79][37]
Long Pocket State SchoolLong Pocket (now in Lannercost)Hinchinbrook1915199418°32′31″S 146°01′10″E / 18.5419°S 146.0194°E / -18.5419; 146.0194 (Long Pocket State School (former))Located at 2062 Abergowrie Road, now in Lannercost.[80]
Lower Gregory State Schoolin southern Gregory RiverWhitsunday19221962[53]
Lucinda Point State SchoolLucindaHinchinbrook1896200818°31′50″S 146°20′02″E / 18.5306°S 146.3339°E / -18.5306; 146.3339 (Lucinda Point State School (former))Originally opened Dungeness Provisional School in 1896, relocated to Lucinda Point in 1897 and renamed Lucinda Point Provisional School in 1898. Located at 20 Patterson Parade (corner Waring Street).[81] The school's website was archived.[82]
McDesme State SchoolMcDesmeBurdekin19051965
Mackay Central State Infants SchoolMackayMackay19601968Merged with Mackay Central SS
Mackay Special SchoolMackayMackay19811997Merged with Kewarra Special
Mackay West State Infants SchoolWest MackayMackay1956199421°09′06″S 149°09′51″E / 21.1517°S 149.1643°E / -21.1517; 149.1643 (West Mackay Infants State School (former))Split from and then merged back in Mackay West State School. Located at 364 Bridge Road.[83]
Macrossan State SchoolMacrossan (now Dotswood)Charters Towers18841948Originally called Macrossan Bridge Provisional School from 1884–1903 then changed name to Burdekin Provisional School. In 1917 it took on its final name.
Majors Creek State SchoolMajors CreekBurdekin1933200919°35′55″S 146°54′05″E / 19.5985°S 146.9015°E / -19.5985; 146.9015 (Majors Creek State School (former))Located at 54 Majors Creek Road.[84]
Malbon State SchoolMalbonCloncurry1911196921°04′31″S 140°18′07″E / 21.0754°S 140.3019°E / -21.0754; 140.3019 (Malbon State School (former))The school was located at the southern end of town on the Malbon Selwyn Road.[85]
Mary Kathleen State SchoolMary KathleenCloncurry19561983
Maxwelton State SchoolMaxweltonRichmond1923198920°43′18″S 142°40′54″E / 20.7217°S 142.6816°E / -20.7217; 142.6816 (Maxwelton State School (former))Located in School Road.[86][53] The school building is now used as a house.
McKinlay State SchoolMcKinlayMcKinlay18971986
Melrose Provisional Schoolnear Bowenc.1877c.1896This school was located on the property of the same name, owned and operated by Sidney Yeates. It was a rough bark and slab structure with bark for a roof.
Mia Mia State SchoolMia MiaMackay18991967
Mingela State SchoolMingelaCharters Towers1882200219°52′52″S 146°38′01″E / 19.8812°S 146.6336°E / -19.8812; 146.6336 (Mingela State School (former))Known as Ravenswood Junction until 1931.[32] Located at 33 Burdekin Street.[87][53] The school's website was archived.[88]
Mount Charlton State SchoolMount CharltonMackay1931200921°01′20″S 148°43′47″E / 21.0222°S 148.7296°E / -21.0222; 148.7296 (Mount Charlton State School (former))Located at 2342 Mirani-Mount Ossa Road.[89][90] The school's website was archived.[91]
Mount Christian State SchoolMount Christian (now Koumala)Mackay19251968[92][93]
Mount Cobalt State SchoolSelwynCloncurry19241926Mount Cobalt was a mine in Selwyn.[94]
Mount Coolon State SchoolMount CoolonWhitsunday19211967Provisional until May 1963
Mount Dalrymple State SchoolDalrymple HeightsMackay19041963
Mount Isa State High SchoolParksideMount Isa1953200220°44′05″S 139°29′14″E / 20.7348°S 139.4871°E / -20.7348; 139.4871 (Mount Isa State High School (former))Located at 6–16 Fifth Avenue. Merged with Kalkadoon State High School to create Spinifex State College. The junior campus of the new college occupies the former Mount Isa State High School site. Mount Isa State High School's website has been archived.[95]
Mount Jukes State SchoolMount JukesMackay19261967
Mount Leyshon State SchoolMount Leyshon (now Seventy Mile)Charters Towers1890c.1940?[96]
Mount Marlow State SchoolMount MarlowWhitsunday19001954
Mount Martin State SchoolMount MartinMackay19061961
Mount Ossa State SchoolMount OssaMackay1938197020°57′30″S 148°50′04″E / 20.9582°S 148.8344°E / -20.9582; 148.8344 (Mount Ossa State School (former))In 1938, the Silent Grove Provisional School closed, being replaced by the Mount Ossa State School. Located on Mount Ossa School Road.[97]
Mount Pelion State SchoolMount PelionMackay1924197020°55′47″S 148°48′51″E / 20.9298°S 148.8143°E / -20.9298; 148.8143 (Mount Pelion State School (former))Provisional until Aug 1926. Located about 19 Bogga Road.[98][99]
Mount Proserpine State SchoolConwayWhitsunday19381963[100]
Mount Surround State SchoolMount SurroundBurdekin19321968
Munbura State SchoolMunburaMackay19201971
Mundingburra Special SchoolMundingburraTownsville19812001Formerly Mundingburra South until Jan 1987.
Merged into Townsville Community Learning Centre
Narpi State SchoolNarpi (now Kuttabul)Mackay1926200520°59′59″S 148°52′31″E / 20.9998°S 148.8753°E / -20.9998; 148.8753 (Narpi State School (former))Located at 69 Narpi Road.[101][102][103][104]
Nelia State SchoolNeliaMcKinlay19261960
Netherdale State SchoolNetherdaleMackay19141963
Nindaroo State SchoolRichmondMackay1899196321°04′56″S 149°08′31″E / 21.08220°S 149.14186°E / -21.08220; 149.14186 (Nindaroo State School (former))Located at 1 Boveys Road, corner of Mackay Habana Road, now in Richmond.[59][58][53]
Nonda State SchoolNondaRichmond1925197520°40′53″S 142°29′09″E / 20.6813°S 142.4857°E / -20.6813; 142.4857 (Nonda State School (former))Located in Corella Street.[105][53]
Norwood State SchoolNorwood (now in Pentland)Charters Towers19201952[106]
O'Connell River State SchoolYalborooMackay1937196020°51′48″S 148°37′11″E / 20.8632°S 148.6196°E / -20.8632; 148.6196 (O'Connell River State School (former))Located to the west of the junction of Cathu O'Connell Road and Frys Road.[41][42]
Oolbun State SchoolOolbun (now Nome)Townsville1917c.1932Very little information available about this school.
Oona State SchoolOona (now Three Rivers)Cloncurryc.1917c.1920Very little information available about this school.
Owens Creek State SchoolOwens CreekMackay19131967Provisional until 1918
Palm Grove State SchoolPalm GroveWhitsunday19161951
Paluma State SchoolPalumaTownsville/Charters Towers19501968Originally opened as Paluma Temporary School, it became a State School in 1952. Has been confused with Running River State School, but they are separate schools (see Running River State School below)
Pandanus Creek State Schoolnorth-western RavenswoodCharters Towers19081926Pandanus Creek is a tributary of the Kirk River in north-western Ravenswood.[107][108][53]
Peacock Siding State SchoolPeacock SidingHinchinbrook19291949
Picnic Bay State SchoolPicnic BayTownsville (Offshore)19171970Formerly Magnetic Island SS until Sep 1925.
Pleystowe State SchoolPleystoweMackay18961961
Plane Creek West State SchoolWest Plane Creek (now Sarina)Mackay19001969Plane Creek, Upper Provisional School opened 19 February 1900 and became Plane Creek, Upper State school in 1909. In 1928 the school name was changed to Plane Creek, West (later without comma before West) and the school closed in 1969.
Pumping Station State SchoolBreddanCharters Towers18981936
Quamby State SchoolQuambyCloncurry19241969
Queenton State SchoolQueentonCharters Towers18911931
Rangemore State SchoolRangemoreBurdekin19131962
Reid River State SchoolReid RiverTownsville (R)19481966
Riordan Vale State SchoolRiordanvaleWhitsunday19391963Provisional until 1955
Ripple Creek State SchoolRipple Creek (now in Bemerside)Hinchinbrook1893199518°34′47″S 146°12′19″E / 18.5796°S 146.2053°E / -18.5796; 146.2053 (Ripple Creek State School (former))Located on Fulton Drive.[109][110]
Rise and Shine State SchoolRise and Shine (now Yalboroo)Mackay1936196320°53′20″S 148°39′46″E / 20.8888°S 148.6628°E / -20.8888; 148.6628 (Rise and Shine State School (former))Located at 2 Watson and Boyds Road (corner Holds Road).[97][111]
Rita Island State SchoolRita IslandBurdekin19201967
Rishton State SchoolRishton (now Dotswood)Charters Towers18841891Rishton was the area on the eastern bank of the Burdekin River where it is cross by the Burdekin River Rail Bridge. It was renamed Oombabia in 1890.[112] It is now the south-western corner of Dotswood.[113]
Rochford State SchoolRochford (now Ravenswood)Charters Towers18921921[114]
Running River State SchoolHidden Valley (now Paluma)Townsville/Charters Towers1946199418°58′40″S 146°01′34″E / 18.9777°S 146.0262°E / -18.9777; 146.0262 (Running River State School (former))Closed in 1949 and opened again in 1954. Closed in 1963 and opened in 1965. Closed in 1974 and opened in 1978. Finally closed in 1994. Located at 28 Furber Road (also known as Breakaway Road and Ewan Road) in Paluma; it was a 5-acre (2.0 ha) site with a frontage onto Running River.[115][116]
Sandiford State SchoolSandifordMackay19081992
Sellheim State SchoolSellheimCharters Towers18891939
Septimus State SchoolSeptimusMackay1904199921°12′15″S 148°45′51″E / 21.2043°S 148.7642°E / -21.2043; 148.7642 (Septimus State School (former))Located at 888–892 Gargett Mia Mia Road.[117][118][119]
Silent Grove Provisional SchoolMount CharltonMackay19281938Closed to establish Mount Ossa State School.
Silent Grove Upper State SchoolMount CharltonMackay1936circa 196420°59′21″S 148°46′06″E / 20.9891°S 148.7684°E / -20.9891; 148.7684 (Silent Grove Upper State School (former))Located at 2948 Mirani-Mount Ossa Road (20°59′21″S 148°46′06″E / 20.9891°S 148.7684°E / -20.9891; 148.7684 (Silent Grove Upper State School (former))).[41]
Shirbourne State SchoolShirbourneBurdekin19311970
Stamford State SchoolStamfordFlinders1984201321°15′57″S 143°48′30″E / 21.2658°S 143.8083°E / -21.2658; 143.8083 (Stamford State School (former))Stamford State School opened on 23 January 1984.[120] It closed on Located at 5 Marathon Stamford Road.[121] The school's website was partially archived.[122]
Stone State SchoolUpper StoneHinchinbrook19091993
Strathdickie State SchoolStrathdickieWhitsunday19061962
Stuart State SchoolStuartTownsville1901201319°20′53″S 146°50′30″E / 19.34793°S 146.84179°E / -19.34793; 146.84179 (Stuart State School (former))Originally called Stewart's Creek, renamed Stuart in 1939. Located at 10 Dwyer Street. Its website was partially archived.[123]
Sunnyside State SchoolSunnysideMackay19371960
Sybil Creek State SchoolOwens CreekMackay19211965Sybil Creek runs north of Cattle Creek in Owens Creek.[124]
Te Kowai State SchoolTe KowaiMackay1883196821°09′57″S 149°07′38″E / 21.1659°S 149.1273°E / -21.1659; 149.1273 (Te Kowai State School (former))Located at 5 Te Kowai Foulden Road.[125][126][53]
The Leap State SchoolThe LeapMackay1893196921°04′12″S 149°00′30″E / 21.0700°S 149.00847°E / -21.0700; 149.00847 (The Leap State School (former))Located at 2105 Maraju Yakapari Road.[127][128]
The Monument State SchoolThe MonumentCloncurry19761994
Torrens Creek State SchoolTorrens CreekFlinders1891199120°46′02″S 145°01′11″E / 20.7673°S 145.0198°E / -20.7673; 145.0198 (Torrens Creek State School (former))Located at 2 Bedford Street.[129][53]
Torsdale Farm Provisional Schoolnear Mackay19191920Was a half-time school in conjunction with Torsdale Station Provisional School. Should not be confused with Torsdale Farm Provisional School, later known as Torsdale Farm State School, near Biloela, which opened in 1935 and changed name in 1944 to Prospect Creek State School.
Torsdale Station Provisional Schoolnear Mackay19191920Was a half-time school in conjunction with Torsdale Farm Provisional School.
Townsville Hospital Special SchoolNorth WardTownsville19741994Townsville Hospital is located in North Ward.
Townsville West Special SchoolWest EndTownsville19581992
Ukalunda State SchoolMount WyattWhitsunday19031924[130]
Victoria Park State Infants SchoolMackayMackay19701994Merged with Victoria Park State School
Wagoora State SchoolWagoora (now Pindi Pindi)Mackay19491963Wagoora is now in Pindi Pindi.[131]
Walluma State School19001912Originally known as Gregory State School. There is a Gregory parish and a Wallum Creek in Farnsfield.[132][133]
Whitewood State SchoolWhitewood (now Stamford)Flinders19611970Whitewood is now in Stamford.[134]
Yalboroo State SchoolYalborooMackay1927200020°50′11″S 148°38′59″E / 20.8365°S 148.6498°E / -20.8365; 148.6498 (Yalboroo State School (former))Originally opened as Yalboroo Siding Provisional School.[135] Located at 6885 Bruce Highway.[136]
Yuruga State SchoolYurugaHinchinbrook1919199418°50′07″S 146°09′19″E / 18.8353°S 146.1552°E / -18.8353; 146.1552 (Yuruga State School (former))Opened as Waterview State School, renamed Yuruga State School in 1930. Located at 20 Yuruga School Road.[137][138]

Private schools edit

Catholic schools edit

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 in the Mackay Region are administered by Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Rockhampton, which was established in 1966 and was the first Catholic Education Office (CEO) in Queensland. All others are administered by the Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Townsville. Both are 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.

NameSuburbLGAM/F/Co-edYearsOpenedNotes
Burdekin Catholic High SchoolAyrBurdekinCo-ed7–121974
Catherine McAuley CollegeMackayMackayCo-ed7–122022
Columba Catholic CollegeCharters TowersCharters TowersCo-edP–121998
Emmanuel Catholic Primary SchoolMount PleasantMackayCo-edP–61983P–10 until 1994
Gilroy Santa Maria CollegeInghamHinchinbrookCo-ed7–121973Merger of Gilroy (boys) and Santa Maria (girls)
Good Shepherd Catholic CollegeMount IsaMount IsaCo-ed7–121985Merger of St Kieran's (boys) and San Jose (girls)
Good Shepherd Catholic Community SchoolRasmussenTownsvilleCo-edP–61996
Holy Spirit Catholic SchoolCranbrookTownsvilleCo-edP–61969
Holy Spirit CollegeMount PleasantMackayCo-ed7–121995Formerly part of Emmanuel College
Ignatius Park CollegeCranbrookTownsvilleM7–121969
MacKillop Catholic Primary SchoolAndergroveMackayCo-edP–61995
Marian Catholic SchoolCurrajongTownsvilleCo-edP–61988
Mount Isa Flexible Learning CentreMount IsaMount IsaCo-ed7–12Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic SchoolInghamHinchinbrookCo-edP–61914
Ryan Catholic CollegeKirwanTownsvilleCo-edP–121979
Southern Cross Catholic CollegeAnnandaleTownsvilleCo-edP–121998
St Anne's Catholic Primary SchoolSarinaMackayCo-edP–61925
St Anthony's Catholic CollegeDeeragunTownsvilleCo-edP–121992
St Benedict's Catholic SchoolShawTownsvilleCo-edP–6
St Brendan's Catholic Primary SchoolRural ViewMackayCo-edP–6
St Catherine's CollegeProserpineWhitsundayCo-edP–121925
St Clare's Catholic SchoolBurdellTownsvilleCo-edP–6
St Colman's SchoolHome HillBurdekinCo-edP–61927
St Francis's SchoolAyrBurdekinCo-edP–61912
St Francis's SchoolHughendenFlindersCo-edP–61900
St Francis Xavier Catholic Primary SchoolWest MackayMackayCo-edP–61935
St John Bosco's SchoolCollinsvilleWhitsundayCo-edP–61936
St John's Catholic SchoolWalkerstonMackayCo-edP–61924
St Joseph's Catholic Primary SchoolNorth MackayMackayCo-edP–61936
St Joseph's Catholic SchoolMundingburraTownsvilleCo-edP–61924
St Joseph's Catholic SchoolCloncurryCloncurryCo-edP–61908
St Joseph's Primary SchoolParksideMount IsaCo-edP–61932
St Joseph's SchoolNorth WardTownsvilleCo-edP–61873
St Kieran's Primary SchoolPioneerMount IsaCo-edP–61985Merger of two earlier schools
St Margaret Mary's CollegeHyde ParkTownsvilleF7–121963
St Mary's Catholic Primary SchoolSouth MackayMackayCo-edP–61924
St Mary's Catholic SchoolBowenWhitsundayCo-edP–61872
St Michael's Catholic SchoolPalm IslandPalm IslandCo-edP–61945
St Patrick's CollegeMackayMackayCo-ed7–121929Formerly St Patrick's CBC until 1986
St Patrick's CollegeNorth WardTownsvilleF7–121904
St Peter's Catholic SchoolHalifaxHinchinbrookCo-edP–61927Formerly St Theresa's Convent until 1969
St Teresa's CollegeAbergowrieHinchinbrookM7–121933
Townsville Flexible Learning CentreWest EndTownsvilleCo-ed7–122006Alternative, Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.

Independent schools edit

NameSuburbLGM/F/Co-edYearsCategoryOpenedCoordinatesNotes
All Souls St Gabriel's SchoolRichmond HillCharters TowersCo-edP–12Anglican1990Merger of All Souls School and St Gabriel's School
Annandale Christian CollegeAnnandaleTownsvilleCo-edP–12Christian1982
Blackheath & Thornburgh CollegeRichmond HillCharters TowersCo-edP–12Uniting1978Merger of Blackheath College and Thornburgh College
Burdekin Christian CollegeAyrBurdekinCo-edP–12Christian1982
Calvary Christian CollegeMount LouisaTownsvilleCo-edP–12Assembly of God1978
Carinity EducationCondonTownsvilleCo-edP–12Christian Aboriginal1992Alternative, Formerly Shalom Christian College
Carlisle Christian CollegeBeaconsfieldMackayCo-edP–12Adventist1950
Eaton CollegeMount LouisaTownsvilleCo-edP–6Assembly of God2023Special School.
Enkindle Village SchoolDouglasTownsvilleCo-edP–6Independent
Hinchinbrook Christian SchoolInghamHinchinbrookCo-edP–10Baptist1984
Kutta Mulla Gorinna Special Assistance SchoolMackayMackayCo-ed7–12Special School.
Mackay Christian CollegeNorth MackayMackayCo-edP–12Christian1984
Mungalla Silver Lining SchoolCludenTownsvilleCo-edAboriginal
Riverside Adventist Christian SchoolAitkenvaleTownsvilleCo-edP–6Adventist1967
Silver Lining SchoolCo-edAboriginal
Tec-NQDouglasTownsvilleCo-ed10–12Independent2007Formerly Australian Technical College – North Queensland.
The Cathedral School of St Anne and St JamesMundingburraTownsvilleCo-edP–12Anglican1917Opened as St Anne's Church of England School for Girls in Walker Street on the site of the current Townsville City Council building until 1958.[139] Relocated to Mundingburra where it expanded into a full co-educational school and was renamed The Cadredral School of St Anne and St James.[139]
Townsville Christian CollegeGarbuttTownsvilleCo-edP–12Christian2007Affiliated with Life Church Townsville
Townsville Grammar SchoolNorth WardTownsvilleCo-edP–12Independent1888
Whitsunday Anglican SchoolBeaconsfieldMackayCo-edP–12Anglican1988
Whitsunday Christian CollegeCannonvaleWhitsundayCo-edP–12Christian199720°17′20″S 148°40′29″E / 20.2889°S 148.6747°E / -20.2889; 148.6747 (Whitsunday Christian College)At 26 Paluma Road.[140]

Defunct private schools edit

NameSuburbLGACategoryYearsOpenedClosedNotes
All Souls' SchoolCharters TowersCharters TowersAnglican BoysP–1219201990Merged into All Souls St Gabriel's School.
Blackheath CollegeCharters TowersCharters TowersMethodist/Presbyterian GirlsP–1219201978Merged into Blackheath and Thornburgh College.
Blessed Edmund Campion CollegeAyrBurdekinCatholichigh19531974Merged into St Francis Xavier High School.
Canossa Primary SchoolTrebonneHinchinbrookCatholicPrimary19512013
Gilroy CollegeInghamHinchinbrookCatholic boysHigh19491972Merged into Gilroy Santa Maria College
Heritage High SchoolTownsvilleTownsville?High19781989
Holy Family Primary SchoolGulliverTownsvilleCatholicPrimary19521987Merged into The Marian School
Immaculate Heart of Mary SchoolMarianMackayCatholicPrimary19241989
Mercy CollegeMackayMackayCatholic Girls/Co-edHigh19302022Formerly Our Lady of Mercy College until 1986. Merged into St Patrick's College, Mackay
Mount Carmel CollegeCharters TowersCharters TowersCatholic boysHigh19021997Merged into Columba Catholic College
Mount Isa Christian CollegeMount IsaMount IsaIndependentHigh19812008
Our Lady's Mount CollegeTownsvilleTownsvilleCatholic boysHigh19111970Moved and became Ignatius Park College
San Jose Secondary SchoolMount IsaMount IsaCatholic girlsSecondary19641984Merged into Good Shepherd Catholic College
St Columba's Primary SchoolCharters TowersCharters TowersCatholicPrimary18761997Merged into Columba Catholic College
St Gabriel’s SchoolCharters TowersCharters TowersAnglican GirlsP–1219211990Merged into All Souls St Gabriel's School.
St John Fisher Christian Brothers CollegeCurrajongTownsvilleCatholic boysPrimary19521987Merged into The Marian School
St Joseph's SchoolGiruBurdekinCatholicPrimary19441998
St Joseph's SchoolJulia CreekMcKinlayCatholicPrimary19551995
St Kieran's Christian Brothers CollegeMount IsaMount IsaCatholic boysSecondary19601984Merged into Good Shepherd Catholic College
St Margaret Mary's Primary SchoolHermit ParkTownsvilleCatholic girlsPrimary19361987Merged into The Marian School
St Mary's CollegeCharters TowersCharters TowersCatholic girlsHigh18821997Merged into Columba Catholic College
St Mary's SchoolWest EndTownsvilleCatholicPrimary18881995Merged into The Marian School
Santa Maria CollegeInghamHinchinbrookCatholic girlsHigh19491972Merged into Gilroy Santa Maria College
Stella Maris CollegeBowenWhitsundayCatholic girlsHigh18851971
Townsville Christian AcademyTownsvilleTownsvilleInd. ChristianPrimary19831991
Thornburgh CollegeCharters TowersCharters TowersMethodist/Presbyterian BoysP–1219191978Merged into Blackheath and Thornburgh College.

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