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Maleny artist Gary Myers, with Cath Tonks, has donated works to raise money for Our Lady of the Way school at Petrie. The sound of a pounding gavel will help a Petrie school raise money to support its creative students.Our Lady of the Way school is hosting an art auction at Strathpine on Saturday, with more than 150 pieces, including oils, acrylics, water colours, pastels, charcoal drawings, spray paintings, photographs, fabric art and mixed media pieces, on ... more


Alysha  Limmer, Josh McClennan, Megan Gaskell and Greg Mills are heading to Singapore to take part in the F1 in Schools World Championships. Students from Pine Rivers State High School will be revved up for some great competition when they travel overseas next week for the F1 in Schools World Championships. The four Year 9 students, previously known as the Nitro Monkeys, are heading to Singapore to represent Australia in the Apprentice Class as part of a collaborative team with ... more


Pine Community School Principal Maris Element and Senator Mark Furner enjoy the school’s new library with Jasmine McFadyen, Sophia Beh, Zac Sinclair, Jessie Sinclair and Sean Jalil. Learning will be more fun at Pine Community School with the tiny school at Arana Hills boasting a new library. Strathpine-based Senator for Queensland Mark Furner was at the school last Friday to officially open the library as well as refurbished classrooms and an upgraded covered outdoor learning area. Pine Community School received $324,500 for ... more


Eatons Hill State School Prep student Ryan Felschow, with Moreton Bay Councillor Mike Charlton, is hoping to follow in the footsteps of his brother Jamie by winning a prize in the Moreton Bay Youth Art Awards. Crafty youngsters will have the chance to show off their artistic flair by entering the Moreton Bay Youth Art Awards. For the first time the art awards, run by Moreton Bay Regional Council, are open to Prep students. Moreton Bay councillor Mike Charlton (Division 9) said the special category was introduced following the advice of local school ... more


Samford Valley Steiner School student Bronte Salmond prepares for the fun and colour of FestiValley. Creativity and entertainment will meet when the Samford Valley Steiner School hosts its first fair in six years this weekend.Running from 27-28 August, the free FestiValley event will be a vibrant mix of art and entertainment from students and professional musicians and artists.An eclectic and impressive array of artistic skills will be on display, ... more


Jenna and Stephanie Freeman and Georgie Hahn will study waterways during a two-week adventure. Photo by Kat Down. Three Albany Creek State High School students with the environment at heart will spend the next fortnight on the river adventure of a lifetime.Georgie Hahn, Jenna Freeman and Stephanie Freeman are taking part in the biennial Bunya to the Bay eco-challenge.The trio will join 29 other high school students from across Queensland, including some from ... more


Musicians from Albany Creek State High School are about to embark on a performance tour of China. Young instrumentalists have turned globetrotters, set to showcase their musicial skills on the world stage next week.Albany Creek State High School’s stage band, string ensemble and concert band will fly out to China tomorrow for a once-in-a-lifetime performance opportunity.The musical groups will tour Beijing and Shanghai, staging concerts at ... more


Mt Mee State School students Trinity Deakin, Annabelle Hinchey and Bradley McKee do their bit for the environment on Schools Tree Day. Students from Mt Mee State School downed their pens, pulled on gardening gloves and picked up some gardening tools as part of Schools Tree Day.The students got down and dirty with teachers, parents and community members to plant 200 native seedlings in and around their school grounds.After digging holes, planting, weeding and watering, the ... more


Neil Larter is the new principal at Pine Rivers Special School at Lawnton. While thousands of local students are settling back into life in the classroom for another term, many have returned to a school with a new principal in charge. Pine Rivers Special School, Caboolture High School and Patricks Road and Strathpine West State Schools all have new principals. Neil Larter, pictured, has arrived at Pine Rivers Special ... more


Albany Hills State School students Lachlan Gough, Claudia Fitzpatrick and Paige Schouw are balancing school with being Queensland sports representatives. A pair of Albany Hills State School students are looking to follow in the footsteps of the Queensland State of Origin rugby league team and conquer all on the sports field. Paige Schouw and Claudia Fitzpatrick will play for Queensland schools teams, in hockey and netball, respectively, at upcoming national championships. Next month Paige will ... more


Lara Turner enjoys the fun of last year Families seeking to heat up a Saturday afternoon in Winter with red-hot fun should head straight to Everton Hills on 31 July for the Prince of Peace Winter Fete.Hosted by the Prince of Peace Lutheran College, the fete will feature rides, slides, swings, a petting zoo and much more to keep the children busy.The fete also features live music, ... more


Olivia Colyer, Clare Hohns, Seth Kennedy and Mitchell Robinson take in a book in Dayboro State School’s new resource centre. Dayboro State School students will need little convincing to hit the books following the opening of two new buildings on the campus. The 136-year-old school has stepped into the future with a new resource centre and multipurpose hall, which were both officially opened yesterday. Dayboro State School P&C Association President Nicki Andrews said ... more

   

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