Qld Govt announces $100 million new home for East Brisbane State School

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published August 8, 2023

Following extensive community consultation, East Brisbane State School in Queensland will be relocated as a standalone school, with new state of the art facilities on the grounds of Coorparoo Secondary College.

“There will be several in person and online opportunities for the school community to shape the future of the school in the coming months,” Grace said. (PHOTO: AAP)

“East Brisbane State School is going to get brand new ... primary school buildings that are surrounded by green space, close ...

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