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Stretton State College

226 Illaweena Street, Stretton QLD 4116

PublicK–12 / combinedYears P-12Gifted class

Stretton State College is a government combined primary and secondary school in Stretton, QLD from Prep to Year 12 with about 3,578 students. Its ICSEA is 1,068, where the national average is 1000.

Annual report (2025) ↗ on the publisher's site. About this link

3,578students
1,068ICSEA · higher than 98% of QLD primary schools
66%language background other than English
2%Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
250teaching staff (FTE)

ICSEA, Enrolments, Language background, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander share, Teaching staff: ACARA School Profile 2025. Source: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA). Terms

About this school, from public sources

Public information about Stretton State College describes a large P-12 government school in Brisbane's south, split across a junior (Gowan) and secondary (Illaweena) campus so programs suit each age group. The college runs three Excellence Programs — Lighthouse Academic Excellence, Karawatha Cluster High Achievers, and a Sports Academy — plus a special education program, and is accredited to enrol international students through Education Queensland International.

Often praised

  • Excellence academic and sports programs
  • separate junior/secondary campuses
  • accredited for international students

This note was generated from publicly available online sources (the school's website, official pages and online feedback) as at September 2026. It reflects what is said online, not an assessment by SchoolList AU or any government body, and it deliberately records only neutral and positive points. Confidence: high. Verify anything important with the school. Report an inaccuracy.

NAPLAN

School-level NAPLAN results are published by ACARA on My School under terms that do not allow them to be reproduced here. See Stretton State College on My School · Why some data is missing

Gifted and accelerated programs

  • Lighthouse Academic Excellence Program

    Many comprehensive public high schools run their own class or program for high-ability students, under names such as Gifted and Talented, Academic Extension, Academic Excellence (common in Queensland), Enrichment or SEAL. These are not a department program: each school sets its own entry (often a test or application in Year 6) and class size. Listed only where the school's own website describes a dedicated class; check details with the school.

    Year levels
    4–9
    Entry
    Competitive: AGAT test, writing task (Yrs 4-6), school academic data

    Source: department page ↗. Check current entry dates with the school.

All QLD schools with these programs

Location and nearby schools

Straight-line distances. List every school within 5 to 50 km.

SchoolSuburbTypeDistanceICSEAStudents
Calamvale Community CollegeGifted class: Gifted classCalamvalePublic k–12 / combined2.0 km1,0262,461
Wisdom College (Calamvale)CalamvaleIndependent k–12 / combined2.8 km1,050456
Islamic College of Brisbane (Karawatha)KarawathaIndependent k–12 / combined4.1 km1,0571,712
Autism Queensland Education & Therapy Centre (Sunnybank Hills)Sunnybank HillsIndependent k–12 / combined4.7 km1,054246
Groves Christian College (Laughlin St, Kingston)KingstonIndependent k–12 / combined5.7 km9771,678
St Francis' College (Crestmead)CrestmeadCatholic k–12 / combined6.4 km989843
Aboriginal & Islander Independent Community School (Acacia Ridge)Acacia RidgeIndependent k–12 / combined7.0 km710260
Australian International Islamic College (Durack)DurackIndependent k–12 / combined8.2 km9711,573

Schools with a similar ICSEA in QLD

Same sector and type, ICSEA within 25 points. This is the comparison that separates teaching from postcode.

SchoolSuburbTypeStudentsICSEA
Varsity CollegeGifted class: Gifted classVarsity LakesPublic k–12 / combined · P-123,3041,065

About this data

Figures are from the latest published datasets and can lag the school by a year. Confirm enrolment rules and catchment boundaries with the school or department before relying on them.