Boondall State School

Boondall State School
Location
Brisbane, Queensland
Australia Australia
Coordinates 27°20′52.67″S 153°03′33.57″E / 27.3479639°S 153.0593250°E / -27.3479639; 153.0593250Coordinates: 27°20′52.67″S 153°03′33.57″E / 27.3479639°S 153.0593250°E / -27.3479639; 153.0593250
Information
Type Public
Motto "Success by work"
Established 1925
Principal Mrs Angelique Padgett
Years offered Boys & Girls yrs. P - 6
Campus Boondall
Colour(s) Yellow and Blue
Website http://boondallss.eq.edu.au

Boondall State School is a public primary school located in Brisbane, Queensland, in the suburb of Boondall. The school is run by the Queensland State Government.

History

New classroom and teachers room, Boondall State School, April 1951

Boondall State School was opened on 6 April 1925 with an enrolment of 61 students.[1] Today it has 680 primary students from prep to grade 6.

Long serving principal, Chris Campanaris, retired after 22 years at the end of 2013 and was succeeded by Kim McNamara. Kim moved schools in the middle of 2016 to West End State School and was succeeded by the permanent appointment of Angelique Padgett at the beginning of 2017.[2]

Nova 106.9 Radio host David 'Luttsy' Lutteral attended from 1986–88. After narrowly missing the school captaincy in 1988 (widely thought to be a result of his over enthusiastic recorder playing technique), he would go on to win the coveted Best and Fairest Senior Aussie Rules Team Award. He went on to have a successful Cross Country runner at nearby Nudgee College before establishing a career in TV and Radio.

Location

The School is located on the corner of Sandgate and Roscommon Roads in northside Brisbane suburb of Boondall. The main entrance to the school is via Roscommon Road.

References

  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-04-22. Retrieved 2011-09-19.
  2. https://boondallss.eq.edu.au/Calendarandnews/Newsletters/Newsletters/Newsletter-2013-12-6.pdf


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