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Lowood State High School
State secondary day school in Lowood, Queensland, Australia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Lowood State High School is a band 10[1][5] state high school in Lowood (Queensland, Australia), located 32 km north-west of Ipswich,[5][1] an area administered by the council of Somerset.[1]
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Administration
The school's founding principal was Peter Whitelaw[9] and the current principal is Stacey Beu.[3][6]
Year Levels
Lowood school, the original pre-Lowood State High School version of the school, accommodated pre-school to year 10 students.[9] In its founding year of 1983, Lowood State High School initially catered for years 7–11, expanding to include year 12 a year later in 1984.[9] Since then, the school has continued to cater for students from years 7 to 12 inclusive.[4]
Students
Student enrolments
For its initial two years (1983–1984) the school had a yearly enrolment of 250 to 300 students.[9] In 2003, the school was reported to have an enrollment of around 700.[10]: 2 The trend in school enrolments (August figures) has been:
Lowood State High School is currently being reported as having a maximum student enrolment capacity of 905 students.[30]
House structure
The school's four sports houses are named after Australian explorers, in particular those associated with the exploration of Queensland's Brisbane River:[31]
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School Hall
Flood Refuge
The school's hall has been used as a place of refuge during the flooding of the local area, in particular, the floods of November 2023 in which the hall played a crucial role.[32][33]
Notable alumni
The following are notable alumni of the school:
† - A graduate from Lowood school, the pre-Lowood State High School version of the school.
See also
References
External links
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