Through thoughtful curriculum design and teaching practices, each student’s individual requirements are acknowledged and addressed. We are committed to embracing and supporting the diverse learning profiles of our students, including those with disabilities. A dedicated team of inclusive education staff, including specialist teachers and teacher aides, collaborate closely with classroom teachers to provide targeted support and reduce barriers to learning and assessment. Through this collaborative approach, we aim to provide every student with the opportunity to achieve both personal and academic success. For students with identified learning requirements, personalised learning plans help guide this support and reflect our ongoing commitment to inclusive and equitable education. Identified students are offered Extra English and Extra Mathematics in Years 7 and 8, to engage in activities designed to improve literacy and numeracy skills. These initiatives aim to boost confidence and independence in learning. It is our commitment to create an inclusive environment where every student feels valued and supported in their educational journey.

For high-achieving learners, we offer a dynamic range of High Potential Learning and Extension programs designed to extend, enrich, and inspire.  Students can engage in Extension Mathematics and Extension Humanities classes, which challenge them to think deeply, solve complex problems, and explore big ideas beyond the standard curriculum. These classes provide an ideal environment for students who thrive on academic challenge and inquiry.  Beyond the classroom, students have access to exciting opportunities to showcase their abilities and broaden their horizons through national competitions and enrichment experiences. These include the Australian History Competition, Brain Bee Challenge, Cyber Challenge, da Vinci Decathlon, Debating and the Australian Mathematics Competition. We also offer access to unique learning excursions such as the UQ Career Pulse Day, Griffith University Forensic Science Day, IONA Day of Excellence, Academicus, and the Brisbane Writers Festival, where students can connect with university programs, expert speakers, leading thinkers across multiple fields and like-minded peers from across Southeast Queensland.  High-achieving students in Years 10, 11, and 12 can step into university life early. In partnership with leading institutions - including UQ, QUT, Griffith University, Bond University, University of the Sunshine Coast, and University of Southern Queensland - students can enrol in a university subject for one or two semesters.  From Criminology and Introduction to Law to Biomedical Science, students choose from a curated list of first-year subjects, gaining valuable experience, academic credit, and a head start on their tertiary journey - all while still at school. 

Our goal is to foster curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning - supporting every student to strive for excellence and explore their passions.