Primary schools
The following schools are the oldest state primary schools in Queensland that are still open today.
Amberley District State School
(formerly Warrill Creek State School) |
22/05/1862 |
Condamine State School
|
01/01/1863 |
| Dalby State School |
01/06/1861 |
| Drayton State School |
16/08/1851 |
| Gayndah State School |
12/10/1863 |
| Gladstone Central State School |
01/04/1861 |
| Goondiwindi State School |
01/09/1864 |
| Hemmant State School |
08/05/1864 |
| Hendra State School |
01/08/1864 |
| Ipswich West State School |
01/08/1861 |
| Leyburn State School |
13/01/1862 |
| Maryborough Central State School |
10/03/1862 |
| Warwick East State School |
04/11/1850 |
Secondary schools
The following schools are the oldest state secondary schools in Queensland that are still open today.
| Bundaberg State High School |
30/01/1912 |
| Charters Towers State High School |
05/02/1912 |
| Gympie State High School |
29/01/1912 |
| Mackay State High School |
05/02/1912 |
| Mount Morgan State High School |
05/02/1912 |
| Warwick State High School |
01/02/1912 |
A secondary 'top' was added to primary schools in small centres where the prospective attendance did not warrant a separate high school. These arrangements were made at these schools:
| Childers State School |
1912 |
| Gatton State School |
1912 |
| Herberton State School |
1912 |