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This is a list of schools in the Shire of Noosa (Noosa) and the Sunshine Coast Region (Sunshine Coast) of Queensland, Australia, including both the urban areas and surrounding hinterland. 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, from 2015, Year 7 became the first year of high school.[1]

State schools

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State primary schools

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Name Suburb LGA Opened Coords Notes
Baringa State Primary School Baringa Sunshine Coast 2018 26°48′29″S 153°04′57″E / 26.8081°S 153.0825°E / -26.8081; 153.0825 (Baringa State School) 30 Baringa Drive.[2][3]
Beerburrum State School Beerburrum Sunshine Coast 1918 26°57′25″S 152°57′26″E / 26.9569°S 152.9572°E / -26.9569; 152.9572 (Beerburrum State School) [4]
Beerwah State School Beerwah Sunshine Coast 1888 26°51′19″S 152°56′24″E / 26.8554°S 152.9399°E / -26.8554; 152.9399 (Beerwah State School) Originally opened as Coochin Creek Provisional School in 1888, becoming a State School in 1909. Name changed to Beerwah State School c. 1928. Note this is a different school to a later one in this region which was named Coochin Creek State School – see list of defunct state schools below.[4]
Bli Bli State School Bli Bli Sunshine Coast 1901 26°36′49″S 153°01′55″E / 26.6137°S 153.0319°E / -26.6137; 153.0319 (Bli Bli State School) [4]
Brightwater State School Mountain Creek Sunshine Coast 2012 26°42′33″S 153°06′41″E / 26.7091°S 153.1115°E / -26.7091; 153.1115 (Brightwater State School) [4][5]
Buddina State School Buddina Sunshine Coast 1979 26°42′08″S 153°07′59″E / 26.7021°S 153.1331°E / -26.7021; 153.1331 (Buddina State School) [4]
Buderim Mountain State School Buderim Sunshine Coast 1875 26°41′04″S 153°03′14″E / 26.6845°S 153.0538°E / -26.6845; 153.0538 (Buderim Mountain State School) [4]
Burnside State School Burnside Sunshine Coast 1978 26°37′49″S 152°56′51″E / 26.6304°S 152.9475°E / -26.6304; 152.9475 (Burnside State School) At 51 Blaxland Road.[6][7]
Caloundra State School Caloundra Sunshine Coast 1889 26°47′50″S 153°08′06″E / 26.7971°S 153.1350°E / -26.7971; 153.1350 (Caloundra State School) [4]
Chancellor State College Sippy Downs Sunshine Coast 1997 26°43′17″S 153°03′34″E / 26.7213°S 153.0594°E / -26.7213; 153.0594 (Chancellor State College (primary campus)) Opened as Chancellor State School. In 2004, it was expanded to include a secondary school on a second campus and was renamed Chancellor State College.[4] The primary school campus is on Scholars Drive.
Chevallum State School Chevallum Sunshine Coast 1921 26°41′48″S 152°59′22″E / 26.6966°S 152.9894°E / -26.6966; 152.9894 (Chevallum State School (former site)) Until 1962, the school was on the south-west corner of Chevallum Road and Chevallum School Road.[8][9][10]
1962 26°41′54″S 152°59′57″E / 26.6984°S 152.9993°E / -26.6984; 152.9993 (Chevallum State School) In 1962, the school relocated to its present site at 460 Chevallum Road.[10][4]
Conondale State School Conondale Sunshine Coast 1912 26°43′46″S 152°43′07″E / 26.7294°S 152.7186°E / -26.7294; 152.7186 (Conondale State School) [4]
Coolum State School Coolum Beach Sunshine Coast 1917 26°32′06″S 153°04′42″E / 26.5350°S 153.0783°E / -26.5350; 153.0783 (Coolum State School) [4]
Cooran State School Cooran Noosa 1890 26°20′26″S 152°49′27″E / 26.3406°S 152.8241°E / -26.3406; 152.8241 (Cooran State School) [4]
Cooroy State School Cooroy Noosa 1909 26°24′50″S 152°54′41″E / 26.4140°S 152.9114°E / -26.4140; 152.9114 (Cooroy State School) [4]
Currimundi State School Currimundi Sunshine Coast 1977 26°46′39″S 153°08′08″E / 26.7776°S 153.1355°E / -26.7776; 153.1355 (Currimundi State School) [4] Formerly "Currimundi Primary School"
Delaneys Creek State School D'Aguilar Sunshine Coast 1892 26°59′56″S 152°47′43″E / 26.9990°S 152.7954°E / -26.9990; 152.7954 (Delaneys Creek State School) [4]
Elimbah State School Elimbah Sunshine Coast 1915 27°00′46″S 152°56′33″E / 27.0127°S 152.9424°E / -27.0127; 152.9424 (Elimbah State School) [4]
Eudlo State School Eudlo Sunshine Coast 1897 26°43′35″S 152°57′29″E / 26.7264°S 152.9581°E / -26.7264; 152.9581 (Eudlo State School) [4]
Eumundi State School Eumundi Sunshine Coast 1893 26°28′23″S 152°57′08″E / 26.4730°S 152.9521°E / -26.4730; 152.9521 (Eumundi State School) [4]
Federal State School Federal Noosa 1910 26°23′34″S 152°47′39″E / 26.3929°S 152.7943°E / -26.3929; 152.7943 (Federal State School) Coles Creek State School until the 1930s.[4]
Glass House Mountains State School Glass House Mountains Sunshine Coast 1910 26°54′20″S 152°56′58″E / 26.9055°S 152.9494°E / -26.9055; 152.9494 (Glass House Mountains State School) [4]
Glenview State School Glenview Sunshine Coast 1878 26°45′56″S 153°00′49″E / 26.7656°S 153.0136°E / -26.7656; 153.0136 (Glenview State School) [4]
Golden Beach State School Golden Beach Sunshine Coast 1983 26°48′52″S 153°07′00″E / 26.8144°S 153.1168°E / -26.8144; 153.1168 (Golden Beach State School) [4]
Kenilworth State Community College Kenilworth Sunshine Coast 1924 26°35′57″S 152°43′33″E / 26.5991°S 152.7257°E / -26.5991; 152.7257 (Kenilworth State Community College) Kenilworth State School until 2003.[4]
Kin Kin State School Kin Kin Noosa 1916 26°15′45″S 152°52′18″E / 26.2624°S 152.8718°E / -26.2624; 152.8718 (Kin Kin State School) [4]
Kuluin State School Kuluin Sunshine Coast 1987 26°39′35″S 153°03′28″E / 26.6598°S 153.0579°E / -26.6598; 153.0579 (Kuluin State School) [4]
Landsborough State School Landsborough Sunshine Coast 1879 26°48′14″S 152°57′52″E / 26.8040°S 152.9645°E / -26.8040; 152.9645 (Landsborough State School) [4]
Maleny State School Maleny Sunshine Coast 1913 26°45′39″S 152°51′19″E / 26.7607°S 152.8553°E / -26.7607; 152.8553 (Maleny State School) At 16 Bunya Street.[11]
Mapleton State School Mapleton Sunshine Coast 1899 26°37′33″S 152°51′57″E / 26.6259°S 152.8658°E / -26.6259; 152.8658 (Mapleton State School) [4]
Maroochydore State School Maroochydore Sunshine Coast 1921 26°39′10″S 153°05′04″E / 26.6529°S 153.0845°E / -26.6529; 153.0845 (Maroochydore e School) [4]
Montville State School Montville Sunshine Coast 1896 26°41′19″S 152°53′35″E / 26.6886°S 152.8930°E / -26.6886; 152.8930 (Montville State School) [4]
Mooloolaba State School Mooloolaba Sunshine Coast 1933 26°40′42″S 153°06′49″E / 26.6784°S 153.1137°E / -26.6784; 153.1137 (Mooloolaba State School) [4]
Mooloolah State School Mooloolah Valley Sunshine Coast 1894 26°46′08″S 152°57′30″E / 26.7690°S 152.9582°E / -26.7690; 152.9582 (Mooloolah State School) [4]
Mountain Creek State School Mountain Creek Sunshine Coast 1994 26°41′17″S 153°06′10″E / 26.6881°S 153.1029°E / -26.6881; 153.1029 (Mountain Creek State High School) [4]
Nambour State College (Junior School) Nambour Sunshine Coast 1879 26°37′16″S 152°57′53″E / 26.6212°S 152.9646°E / -26.6212; 152.9646 (Nambour State College - Junior School) Formerly Nambour State School.[4]
Noosaville State School Noosaville Noosa 1996 26°24′34″S 153°01′45″E / 26.4095°S 153.0291°E / -26.4095; 153.0291 (Noosaville State School) [4]
North Arm State School North Arm Sunshine Coast 1885 26°31′24″S 152°57′57″E / 26.5232°S 152.9657°E / -26.5232; 152.9657 (North Arm State School) [4]
Pacific Paradise State School Pacific Paradise Sunshine Coast 1992 26°36′51″S 153°04′45″E / 26.6142°S 153.0793°E / -26.6142; 153.0793 (Pacific Paradise State School) [4]
Palmview State Primary School Palmview Sunshine Coast 2021 26°44′31″S 153°04′17″E / 26.7419°S 153.0713°E / -26.7419; 153.0713 (Palmview State Primary School) At 31 College Drive.[12]
Palmwoods State School Palmwoods Sunshine Coast 1889 26°41′36″S 152°56′48″E / 26.6933°S 152.9467°E / -26.6933; 152.9467 (Palmwoods State School) [4]
Peachester State School Peachester Sunshine Coast 1892 26°50′37″S 152°52′57″E / 26.8437°S 152.8825°E / -26.8437; 152.8825 (Peachester State School) [4]
Peregian Springs State School Peregian Springs Sunshine Coast 2010 26°30′01″S 153°04′20″E / 26.5003°S 153.0721°E / -26.5003; 153.0721 (Peregian Springs State School) [4]
Pomona State School Pomona Noosa 1897 26°22′04″S 152°51′38″E / 26.3679°S 152.8606°E / -26.3679; 152.8606 (Pomona State School) [4]
Sunshine Beach State School Sunshine Beach Noosa 1982 26°24′10″S 153°06′08″E / 26.4027°S 153.1023°E / -26.4027; 153.1023 (Sunshine Beach State School) [4]
Talara Primary College Currimundi Sunshine Coast 1998 26°46′21″S 153°07′04″E / 26.7724°S 153.1179°E / -26.7724; 153.1179 (Talara Primary College) [4]
Tewantin State School Tewantin Noosa 1875 26°23′24″S 153°01′57″E / 26.3901°S 153.0325°E / -26.3901; 153.0325 (Tewantin State School) [4]
Wamuran State School Wamuran Sunshine Coast 1921 27°02′27″S 152°51′42″E / 27.0407°S 152.8618°E / -27.0407; 152.8618 (Wamuran State School) [4]
Woodford State School Woodford Sunshine Coast 1892 26°57′42″S 152°46′50″E / 26.9617°S 152.7806°E / -26.9617; 152.7806 (Woodford State School) P–10.[4]
Woombye State School Woombye Sunshine Coast 1885 26°40′04″S 152°58′26″E / 26.6677°S 152.9738°E / -26.6677; 152.9738 (Woombye State School) [4]
Yandina State School Yandina Sunshine Coast 1899 26°33′08″S 152°57′28″E / 26.5522°S 152.9579°E / -26.5522; 152.9579 (Yandina State School) [4]

State high schools and colleges

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Name Suburb LGA Opened Coords Notes
Beerwah State High School Beerwah Sunshine Coast 1992 26°51′46″S 152°57′14″E / 26.8627°S 152.9540°E / -26.8627; 152.9540 (Beerwah State High School) [4]
Burnside State High School Burnside Sunshine Coast 1979 26°37′49″S 152°56′50″E / 26.6304°S 152.9472°E / -26.6304; 152.9472 (Burnside State High School) At Blaxland Road.[4][13]
Caloundra State High School Caloundra Sunshine Coast 1967 26°47′38″S 153°07′32″E / 26.7938°S 153.1255°E / -26.7938; 153.1255 (Caloundra State High School) [4]
Chancellor State College Sippy Downs Sunshine Coast 2004 26°42′53″S 153°04′06″E / 26.7146°S 153.0683°E / -26.7146; 153.0683 (Chancellor State College (secondary campus)) Opened in 1997 as the primary school Chancellor State School. In 2004, a secondary campus was opened on a separate site in Sippy Downs Drive and the school renamed Chancellor State College.[4]
Coolum State High School Coolum Beach Sunshine Coast 1985 26°30′07″S 153°05′10″E / 26.5019°S 153.0862°E / -26.5019; 153.0862 (Coolum State High School) [4]
Kawana Waters State College Bokarina Sunshine Coast 1987 26°44′27″S 153°07′35″E / 26.7409°S 153.1264°E / -26.7409; 153.1264 (Kawana Waters State College) P–12. Kawana Waters State High School until 2006.[4]
Maleny State High School Maleny Sunshine Coast 1987 26°45′57″S 152°51′25″E / 26.7657°S 152.8569°E / -26.7657; 152.8569 (Maleny State High School) At 50 Bunya Street.[14][15]
Maroochydore State High School Maroochydore Sunshine Coast 1964 26°39′17″S 153°04′32″E / 26.6547°S 153.0755°E / -26.6547; 153.0755 (Maroochydore State High School) [4]
Mary Valley State College Imbil Sunshine Coast 2002 26°27′42″S 152°40′45″E / 26.4617°S 152.6792°E / -26.4617; 152.6792 (Mary Valley State College) P–10. Replaced Imbil State School.[4] At 15 Edward Street.[16]
Meridan State College Meridan Plains Sunshine Coast 2006 26°46′25″S 153°06′10″E / 26.7737°S 153.1028°E / -26.7737; 153.1028 (Meridan State College) [4]
Mountain Creek State High School Mountain Creek Sunshine Coast 1995 26°41′17″S 153°06′10″E / 26.6881°S 153.1029°E / -26.6881; 153.1029 (Mountain Creek State High School) [4]
Nambour State College Nambour Sunshine Coast 1953 26°37′24″S 152°57′44″E / 26.6232°S 152.9623°E / -26.6232; 152.9623 (Nambour State College) Formerly Nambour State High School until 2016.[4]
Noosa District State High School Cooroy Noosa 1963 26°25′27″S 152°54′37″E / 26.4242°S 152.9102°E / -26.4242; 152.9102 (Noosa District State High School (Cooroy campus)) [2][17]
Noosa District State High School - Pomona Campus Pomona Noosa 1996 26°21′10″S 152°51′49″E / 26.3527°S 152.8636°E / -26.3527; 152.8636 (Noosa District State High School - Pomona Campus) Formerly Pomona Rural School until 2000, then Cooroora Secondary College until 2007.[4]
Palmview State Secondary College Palmview Sunshine Coast 2023 26°44′24″S 153°04′13″E / 26.7399°S 153.0703°E / -26.7399; 153.0703 (Palmview State Secondary College) At 17 Village Green Boulevard.[18]
Sunshine Beach State High School Sunshine Beach Noosa 1992 26°24′37″S 153°06′03″E / 26.4104°S 153.1007°E / -26.4104; 153.1007 (Sunshine Beach State High School) [4]

Other state schools

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

Name Suburb LGA Opened Website Coords Notes
Currimundi Special School Dicky Beach Sunshine Coast 1984 Website 26°46′40″S 153°08′09″E / 26.7779°S 153.1359°E / -26.7779; 153.1359 (Currimundi Special School) [4]
Palmview State Special School Palmview Sunshine Coast 2021 Website 26°44′33″S 153°04′25″E / 26.7424°S 153.0736°E / -26.7424; 153.0736 (Palmview State Special School) P–12 school at 49 College Drive.[19][20]
Nambour Special School Burnside Sunshine Coast 1977 Website 26°37′58″S 152°56′45″E / 26.6329°S 152.9458°E / -26.6329; 152.9458 (Nambour Special School) [4]

Defunct state schools

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Name Suburb LGA Opened Closed Coords Notes
Belli Park State School Belli Park Sunshine Coast 1908 1963
Bellthorpe State School Bellthorpe Sunshine Coast 1919 1969
Bellthorpe West State School Bellthorpe West Sunshine Coast 1953 1969
Black Mountain State School Black Mountain Noosa 1913 1961 26°25′19″S 152°50′48″E / 26.4219°S 152.8466°E / -26.4219; 152.8466 (Black Mountain State School (former)) Located at 482 Black Mountain Road.[21][22][23][2]
Bokarina State School Bokarina Sunshine Coast 1987 2006 Merged with Kawana Waters SHS
Booroobin State School Booroobin Sunshine Coast 1919 1953
Boreen Junction State School Boreen Point Noosa 1898 1947
Cambroon State School Cambroon Sunshine Coast 1923 1944 26°38′33″S 152°41′15″E / 26.64263°S 152.68739°E / -26.64263; 152.68739 (Cambroon State School (former)) Located on a 5-acre (2.0 ha) site at 1038 Eastern Mary River Road.[24][25] In 1949, tenders were called to remove the school building and re-erect it at Wamuran State School.[26]
Commissioners Flat State School Commissioners Flat Sunshine Coast ? 1977
Coochin Creek State School Coochin Creek Sunshine Coast 1952 1962
Coolabine State School Coolabine Sunshine Coast 1928 1956 26°36′08″S 152°46′13″E / 26.6022°S 152.7702°E / -26.6022; 152.7702 (Coolabine State School (former)) At 268 Coolabine Road.[27]
Cooloolabin State School Cooloolabin Sunshine Coast 1915 1962 approx 26°33′19″S 152°53′45″E / 26.5552°S 152.8959°E / -26.5552; 152.8959 (Cooloolabin State School (former)) Located on a 2-acre (0.81 ha) site at the western end of Cooloolabin Road.[28][29]
Cooloothin Creek State School Ringtail Creek / Cootharaba Noosa 1915 1936 approx 26°18′30″S 152°58′06″E / 26.3082°S 152.9682°E / -26.3082; 152.9682 (Cooloothin Creek State School (former)) Cooloothin Creek Provisional School opened on 16 August 1915. On 1 May 1929 it became a State School. It closed in 1936.[30] It was on the corner of Mckinnon Drive and Boreen Point Road (now Louis Bazzo Drive).[31]
Cooroy West State School Cooroy Noosa 1911 1962
Cootharaba Lake State School Cootharaba Noosa 1909 1943 26°15′53″S 152°58′16″E / 26.2647°S 152.9712°E / -26.2647; 152.9712 (Cootharaba Lake State School (former)) Located on the corner of Lakes Flat Road and Kidleys Road.[31][32][33][2]
Cootharaba Road State School Cootharaba Noosa 1894 1965
Crohamhurst State School Crohamhurst Sunshine Coast 1913 1960 26°48′37″S 152°52′18″E / 26.8104°S 152.8717°E / -26.8104; 152.8717 (Crohamhurst State School (former)) Located in Crohamhurst Road within the present-day Crohamhurst State Forest.[34][2] The location is marked with a sign by the road.[35]
Curramore State School Curramore Sunshine Coast 1913 1939 approx 26°41′23″S 152°47′12″E / 26.68961°S 152.78654°E / -26.68961; 152.78654 (Curramore State School (former)) Located on the south-eastern corner of the junction of Curramore Road and Bytheway Lane.[36][37]
Diamond Valley State School Diamond Valley Sunshine Coast 1927 1936
Diddillibah State School Diddillibah Sunshine Coast 1885 1962 26°38′50″S 153°01′30″E / 26.6472°S 153.0249°E / -26.6472; 153.0249 (Diddillibah State School (former)) Located at 664–668 Diddillabah Road.[38][39]
Doonan State School Doonan Noosa 1919 1954 26°27′16″S 153°00′45″E / 26.4545°S 153.0126°E / -26.4545; 153.0126 (Doonan State School (former)) Located at 813 Eumundi Noosa Road.[40][2]
Dulong State School Dulong Sunshine Coast 1895 1967 26°38′10″S 152°53′10″E / 26.6361°S 152.8861°E / -26.6361; 152.8861 (Dulong State School (former)) Located on the north-west corner of the intersection of Dulong School Road and Sherwell Road.[41][2]
Eerwah Vale State School Eerwah Vale Sunshine Coast 1925 1963 26°28′20″S 152°53′41″E / 26.4723°S 152.8948°E / -26.4723; 152.8948 (Eerwah Vale State School (former)) Located at 438 Eumundi Kenilworth Road.[40][2]
Elaman Creek State School Elaman Creek Sunshine Coast circa

1940

circa 1960 approx 26°43′02″S 152°46′20″E / 26.7173°S 152.77232°E / -26.7173; 152.77232 (Elaman Creek State School (former)) Located on the northern side of the Maleny - Kenilworth Road.[42][43][44]
Flaxton State School Flaxton Sunshine Coast 1922 1967 26°39′33″S 152°52′55″E / 26.65916°S 152.88194°E / -26.65916; 152.88194 (Flaxton Provisional School (former)) Located at 360–362 Flaxton Drive.[45]
Hunchy State School Hunchy Sunshine Coast 1924 1969 26°40′29″S 152°53′58″E / 26.6748°S 152.8994°E / -26.6748; 152.8994 (Hunchy State School (former)) Located at 53–61 Hunchy School Road.[41]
Ilkley State School Ilkley Sunshine Coast 1901 1964 26°42′59″S 152°59′50″E / 26.71629°S 152.99710°E / -26.71629; 152.99710 (Ilkley State School (former)) Located at 525 Ilkley Road.[46]
Kareewa State School Cootharaba Noosa 1898 1933
Kenilworth Lower State School Kenilworth Sunshine Coast 1900 1959
Kiamba State School Kiamba Sunshine Coast 1927 1964 approx 26°34′24″S 152°54′01″E / 26.57324°S 152.90027°E / -26.57324; 152.90027 (Kiamba State School (former)) Located on the western side of Kiamba Road.[47]
Kidaman (Kidamann) Creek State School Kidaman Creek Sunshine Coast 1914 1959 approx 26°37′51″S 152°46′03″E / 26.63081°S 152.76746°E / -26.63081; 152.76746 (Kidaman Creek State School (former)) Located near the junction of Obi Obi Road and Kidaman Creek Road.[48]
Kiels Mountain State School Kiels Mountain (now in Diddillibah) Sunshine Coast 1918 1962 26°38′50″S 152°59′48″E / 26.6471°S 152.9967°E / -26.6471; 152.9967 (Kiel's Mountain State School (former)) Located at 349–355 Diddillibah Road (north-west corner of Preston Road).[49][50][51]
Kin Kin Junction State School Kin Kin Noosa 1909 1981 26°17′03″S 152°52′35″E / 26.2841°S 152.8764°E / -26.2841; 152.8764 (Kin Kin Junction State School (former)) Known as Kin Kin State School from 1909 to 1917.[52][53] Located at 984 Pomona Kin Kin Road.[54][2] The Kin Kin Arboretum now occupies the site and the school building was relocated in 1986 to the Kin Kin Sports Group for use as a community centre.[55]
Kureelpa State School Kureelpa Sunshine Coast 1914 1967 26°37′04″S 152°54′04″E / 26.6179°S 152.9011°E / -26.6179; 152.9011 (Kureelpa State School (former)) At 551 Nambour Mapleton Road, now the site of the Blackall Range Independent School.[41][56][4]
Maleny North State School North Maleny Sunshine Coast 1897 1953 Originally called Maleny Provisional School, then Maleny State School in 1909, it was renamed Maleny North State School in 1913.[57]
Maroochy River State School Maroochy River Sunshine Coast 1911 1972 26°34′43″S 153°00′39″E / 26.5785°S 153.0109°E / -26.5785; 153.0109 (Maroochy River State School (former)) At 4 Lake Dunethin Road (26°34′43″S 153°00′39″E / 26.5785°S 153.0109°E / -26.5785; 153.0109 (Maroochy River State School (former))).[41][2]
Mill School Lake Cootharaba Noosa 1874 1892
Mons State School Mons Sunshine Coast 1916 1974
Moran Group State School near Kin Kin Noosa 1909 1952 approx 26°13′15″S 152°52′55″E / 26.2207°S 152.8819°E / -26.2207; 152.8819 (Moran Group State School (former)) On Moran Group Road.[58][59][2]
Nambour State Infants School Nambour Sunshine Coast 1961 1980
Obi Obi State School Obi Obi Sunshine Coast 1901 1959 26°38′10″S 152°48′36″E / 26.6362°S 152.8100°E / -26.6362; 152.8100 (Obi Obi State School (former)) At 1–13 Pencil Creek Road.[60]
Perwillowen Creek State School Perwillowen Sunshine Coast 1916 1959 approx 26°38′18″S 152°55′32″E / 26.6384°S 152.9256°E / -26.6384; 152.9256 (Perwillowen Creek State School (former)) On Perwillowen Road.[61]
Pinbarren Creek State School Pinbarren Noosa 1905 1939
Ringtail State School Cootharaba Noosa 1912 1943 approx 26°20′57″S 152°56′01″E / 26.3493°S 152.9336°E / -26.3493; 152.9336 (Ringtail State School (former)) On the north-east corner of Gards Road and Ringtail Creek Road, now the south-western corner of the Ringtail State Forest. The site is marked.[62][63][64][65][2]
Ridgewood State School Ridgewood Sunshine Coast 1916 1961 approx 26°27′12″S 152°49′30″E / 26.4532°S 152.8251°E / -26.4532; 152.8251 (Ridgewood State School (former)) Known as Mary River Road Provisional School from 1916 to 1918. Located on Cooroy Belli Creek Road.[66][67]
Rosemount State School Rosemount Sunshine Coast 1886 1946 approx 26°37′42″S 152°59′45″E / 26.62824°S 152.99589°E / -26.62824; 152.99589 (Rosemount State School (former)) Located on the southern side of Upper Rosemount Road.[68][69]
Stanmore State School Stanmore Sunshine Coast 1891 1972 26°53′37″S 152°46′54″E / 26.8935°S 152.7818°E / -26.8935; 152.7818 (Stanmore State School (former)) At 491–495 Kilcoy Beerwah Road.[70][71][2]
Tinbeerwah State School Tinbeerwah Noosa 1914 1963
Valdora State School Valdora Sunshine Coast 1918 1949 26°32′50″S 153°00′18″E / 26.5472°S 153.0049°E / -26.5472; 153.0049 (Valdora State School (former)) Known as Golden Valley State School until 1940.[44] On Valdora Road.[40][2]
Verrierdale State School Verrierdale Sunshine Coast 1916 1963 26°29′05″S 152°59′36″E / 26.4847°S 152.9932°E / -26.4847; 152.9932 (Verrierdale State School (former)) At 2 Pryor Road.[40][2]
Wahpunga State School Kin Kin Noosa 1910 1967 26°14′15″S 152°54′28″E / 26.2375°S 152.9079°E / -26.2375; 152.9079 (Wahpunga State School (former)) At 502 Gympie Kin Kin Road, now Wahpunga School Park.[72][59][2]
Witta State School Witta Sunshine Coast 1892 1974 26°42′31″S 152°49′36″E / 26.7086°S 152.8268°E / -26.7086; 152.8268 (Witta State School (former)) Known as Maleny Provisional School (1892–1893), Teutoberg Provisional School (1893–1909), Teutoberg State School (1909–1936), Witta State School (1926–1974).[73][74] It was at 316 Witta Road.[75]
Wootha State School Wootha Sunshine Coast 1886 1949
Yandina Creek State School Yandina Creek Sunshine Coast 1901 1964 26°30′41″S 153°01′01″E / 26.5115°S 153.0169°E / -26.5115; 153.0169 (Yandina Creek State School (former)) At 931 North Arm Yandina Creek Road.[40][2]

Private schools

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Catholic schools

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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.

Schools in the Sunshine Coast region are administered by the Catholic Education Office, Archdiocese of Brisbane. The CEO is 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.

Name Suburb LGA M/F/Co-ed Years Opened Notes
Good Samaritan Catholic College Bli Bli Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 2019
Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School Caloundra Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–6 1977
Siena Catholic College Sippy Downs Sunshine Coast Co-ed 7–12 1997
Siena Catholic Primary School Sippy Downs Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–6 2001
St John's College Nambour Sunshine Coast Co-ed 7–12 1940 St Joseph's College until 1976.
St Joseph's Primary School Nambour Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–6 1925
St Teresa's Catholic College Noosaville Noosa Co-ed 7–12 2004
St Thomas More Catholic Primary School Sunshine Beach Noosa Co-ed P–6 1990
Stella Maris Catholic Primary School Maroochydore Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–6 1980

Independent schools

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Most independent schools cater for students from preparatory to year 12.

Name Suburb LGA M/F/Co-ed Years Category Opened Coords Notes
Australian Industry Trade College Maroochydore Co-ed 10–12 No religious affiliation 2022
Blackall Range Independent School Kureelpa Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 No religious affiliation 1975 Located on the site of the former Kureelpa State School at 551 Nambour Mapleton Road.[56][4]
Caloundra Christian College Caloundra Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Baptist 1983
Caloundra City Private School Pelican Waters Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 No religious affiliation 2005
Coolum Beach Christian College Coolum Beach Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Christian 2004
Glasshouse Christian College Beerwah Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Baptist 2000
Good Shepherd Lutheran College Noosaville Noosa Co-ed P–12 Lutheran 1986
Immanuel Lutheran College Buderim Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Lutheran 1979 Primary until 1994.[4]
Kairos Community College Caloundra alternative Co-ed 10–12
Matthew Flinders Anglican College Buderim Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Anglican 1989
Montessori International College Forest Glen Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Montessori 1982 Moved from Buderim in 2009.[4][76]
Montessori Noosa Sunshine Beach Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–6 Montessori 2017
My Independent School Beerwah Sunshine Coast Co-ed 7-10 Independent
Nambour Christian College Woombye Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Christian 1980
Noosa Christian College Cooroy Noosa Co-ed P–12 Adventist 2003
Noosa Flexible Learning Centre Sunshine Beach Catholic alternative Co-ed 7–12 Operated by Edmund Rice Foundation.
Noosa Pengari Steiner School Doonan Noosa Co-ed P–12 Steiner 1996
OneSchool Global Nambour Sunshine Coast Co-ed 3–12 Exclusive Brethren 2003 Formerley Agnew School
Pacific Lutheran College Meridan Plains Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Lutheran 2001
Peregian Beach College Peregian Beach Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Non-denominational 2002 Commenced in 2002 as a primary school with the secondary school commencing in 2006.[4][77]
St Andrew's Anglican College Peregian Springs Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Anglican 2003
Suncoast Christian College Woombye Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Christian 1979 Formerly Christian Outreach College (Sunshine Coast).[4][78]
Sunshine Coast Grammar School Forest Glen Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Uniting 1997
The River School Maleny Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–6 Ananda Marga 1995 26°44′03″S 152°50′41″E / 26.7343°S 152.8447°E / -26.7343; 152.8447 (Ananda Marga River School) Formerley Ananda Marga River School. At 251 Bridge Creek Road.[79]
Unity College Caloundra West Sunshine Coast Co-ed P–12 Catholic/Uniting 2006 Operated by Brisbane Catholic Education in conjunction with the local Catholic and Uniting Churches as an ecumenical school.[80][4]

Defunct private schools

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Name Suburb LGA Category Opened Closed Coords Notes
Maleny Independent School Maleny Sunshine Coast Independent 2018 Before 2024 26°43′02″S 152°49′03″E / 26.7171°S 152.8176°E / -26.7171; 152.8176 (Maleny Independent School) At 23 Coral Street.[81]Initially offered Years 8 and 9 in 2018.[82]
Multi-Disciplinary Academy Grammar School Noosaville Noosa Independent 1988 1988
St Patrick's School Pomona Noosa Catholic 1947 1971

Higher education

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Universities

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Name Suburb LGA Opened Website Coords Notes
University of the Sunshine Coast Sippy Downs Sunshine Coast 1994 Website 26°43′02″S 153°03′47″E / 26.7171°S 153.0631°E / -26.7171; 153.0631 (University of the Sunshine Coast) [2]

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