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Secondary School Performance Information โ€“ Brisbane

Parents like you are smart and you know that the best way to see if a secondary school is a good match for your child is to visit and ask good questions. And you can do that at their Open Day. You can find them all here: Brisbane & Ipswich Secondary School Open Days

Here at Families Magazine, we believe that it is important to use a range of information to help determine a suitable high school in Brisbane for your child/ren. Unless you have chosen a P-12 school for your child’s primary school education, it is not too long until you are faced with the decision of which secondary school to turn to next.

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Secondary schools in Brisbane

Whilst academic information may be one reference point for families, it is only one part of the broader picture when choosing a secondary school. Factors such as wellbeing, curriculum fit, extracurricular opportunities and school culture are equally important.

Schools commonly researched by Brisbane families

Redeemer Lutheran College

We also have updated our primary school and Year 12 data on these links:

Primary School performance โ€“ Brisbane Northside

Primary School performance โ€“ Brisbane Southside, Logan and Redlands

Primary School performance โ€“ Brisbane West and Ipswich Corridor

Secondary School Year 12 Information Data (ATAR and OP context)

Understanding academic reporting in Brisbane secondary schools

Families researching secondary schools often look at publicly available NAPLAN information from Year 9 in areas such as literacy and numeracy. This information can provide useful context, but it does not capture the full educational experience offered by a school.

This article provides an overview of secondary school options across Brisbane, including Catholic, Independent and state schools that families frequently explore when researching secondary education. It does not rank schools or assess academic performance.

Any references to academic reporting are explanatory only and are not intended to evaluate or compare schools.

List of secondary schools commonly researched by Brisbane families

How to read this list:
This is a plain, non-ranked list of secondary schools commonly researched by Brisbane families. It does not compare schools or imply academic performance. NAPLAN and ATAR are referenced only to explain reporting frameworks, not to judge school quality.

Schools commonly researched by families when considering secondary education in Brisbane include:

Brisbane secondary school results | ATAR scores in Grade 12

If you are looking for more information about Brisbane secondary school Year 12 outcomes and ATAR reporting, read this article here.

Data reference:
This article refers to publicly available information from the Australian Governmentโ€™s My School website and QTAC publications to explain secondary school reporting frameworks. School names listed reflect community interest and commonly researched options, not reproduced datasets or performance rankings.

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Janine Mergler

Janine Mergler is a veteran Queensland teacher, graduating from QUT with a BEd majoring in Social Sciences. After many years in the classroom, Janine moved on to academia. She has proudly trained new generations of teachers in her role as a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology Faculty of Education. She has also worked in the Queensland Government as an education specialist, developing education resources and delivering community awareness programs to help families conserve water. Currently she is the owner and editor of Families Magazine, a publication specifically targeted at parents who value a quality education for children.ย  Janine leads a team of professionals who write about family lifestyle, early childhood, schools and education information and family-friendly events.

8 thoughts on “Secondary School Performance Information โ€“ Brisbane”

  1. Do you know where All Hallows’ School placed? I’m surprised it didn’t make the list considering it was the top performing Year 9 cohort for writing in NAPLAN this year.

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