Queensland Children's Hospital School

Queensland Children's Hospital School QCHS is a K-12 school servicing children and their families of the Queensland Children's Hospital.

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03/09/2026

Last week, we celebrated the magic of stories and imagination with ! 📚✨
Our students and staff went all out, dressing as their favourite book characters, from classic heroes to modern icons. 🦸‍♀️🐉👑
Check out the amazing costumes and creativity that brought our school to life!
Which character would you be?
Let us know in the comments! 💬

28/08/2026

Staff from our South Brisbane Campuses getting into the spirit of Book Week 2026.

SCIENCE Week Our Junior campus, along with students virtually around the state in VHEP have been doing amazing work in c...
26/08/2026

SCIENCE Week
Our Junior campus, along with students virtually around the state in VHEP have been doing amazing work in chemistry with Miss Karen.
Through experiments and careful observation, students have been learning that everything around us is made of matter, and matter can exist in three main states: solid, liquid or gas.
Our recent investigations have focused on liquids. Students used measuring jugs, cups and coloured water to explore the properties of liquids. They observed how liquids can be poured, measured and mixed, and discussed how liquids take the shape of the container they are placed in. The brightly coloured water also made it easier to observe what happened when different liquids were combined.
Students also made predictions, observed changes and discussed what they could see during the experiments.
We have also been thinking about how liquids are different from solids and gases. Solids keep their own shape, liquids flow and take the shape of their container, while gases spread out and fill the space available to them.

🌊✨ Science Week Adventures: Building Boats and Big Ideas! ✨🌊This week at Townsville Hospital School, our students set sa...
25/08/2026

🌊✨ Science Week Adventures: Building Boats and Big Ideas! ✨🌊
This week at Townsville Hospital School, our students set sail on an exciting journey of discovery by designing and building their very own boats! 🚤⚓
Over the past few weeks, they’ve been busy experimenting with different materials, exploring their properties, and learning what makes something float or sink. 🧪🔍 Armed with this knowledge, they put their creativity and problem-solving skills to the test, designing and constructing boats to trial in a body of water.
Through trial and error, our budding scientists demonstrated resilience, teamwork, and critical thinking as they refined their designs to improve buoyancy and stability. 💡💪
It’s been incredible to see their curiosity and determination in action, and we’re so proud of their efforts! Science Week has truly been a celebration of learning, innovation, and fun. 🌟
What’s your favourite science experiment? Let us know in the comments! 👇

For Science Week, students at the Sunshine Coast Campus explored the science behind snow, from cloud seeding and weather...
24/08/2026

For Science Week, students at the Sunshine Coast Campus explored the science behind snow, from cloud seeding and weather to the symmetry and structure of snowflakes.
They then applied their learning by designing snowflake shapes with pipe cleaners and conducting an experiment to grow crystals on them using Epsom salts. 🧪

🌈 Science in Action at our Chermside Campus! 🌈This week, our students explored the colourful world of diffusion with the...
21/08/2026

🌈 Science in Action at our Chermside Campus! 🌈
This week, our students explored the colourful world of diffusion with the ever-popular Skittles in water experiment! 🧪🍬
By arranging Skittles in a circle on a plate and adding water, students observed how the colours spread out to create a vibrant rainbow. But what’s really happening here? 🤔 The sugar and food colouring on the Skittles dissolve in water, and the process of diffusion causes the particles to move from areas of high concentration (near the Skittles) to areas of low concentration (the water). The result? A mesmerising display of science and art combined!
Our budding scientists had a blast learning how molecules move and mix, and they even discussed how diffusion is important in everyday life – like how oxygen moves through our bodies. 🌬️💧
Who knew learning could be so sweet? 🍭 Stay tuned for more hands-on experiments that make science come alive this Science Week!

🌟 Celebrating Leadership at QCHS! 🌟Last Thursday, we were thrilled to present Bella with her Student Leader badge during...
20/08/2026

🌟 Celebrating Leadership at QCHS! 🌟
Last Thursday, we were thrilled to present Bella with her Student Leader badge during our school assembly.
At QCHS, our Student Leaders play an important role in fostering a positive and inclusive school community. Their responsibilities include leading our school assemblies, delivering the Acknowledgement of Country at hospital board meetings, and hosting special events. They also take the lead in encouraging participation by organising inclusive lunchtime activities for all students.
When asked about an idea or project she would like to champion as a Student Leader, Bella shared:
"Looking out at lunch, morning tea and in class for people who are not included and asking them to join in."
Bella’s thoughtful and compassionate approach is a wonderful example of what it means to be a positive role model. Her commitment to inclusion and kindness truly embodies the spirit of leadership at QCHS. Congratulations, Bella – we are so proud of you! 👏

For Science week our Sunshine Coast students took their science learning outdoors, exploring our school gardens and inve...
19/08/2026

For Science week our Sunshine Coast students took their science learning outdoors, exploring our school gardens and investigating flowers, seed pods and the conditions seeds need to germinate and grow.
Students collected seeds from our Grevillea, examined the seed pods and then used soil and clay to create their own seed bombs.
It was a fantastic hands-on way to explore the life cycle of plants, from flower and pollination through to seed formation and germination, while making use of the beautiful native plants growing right here in our hospital grounds.

Bullying No Way Week 17-21 August. This week many of our programs, across the state, are promoting inclusion, respect an...
18/08/2026

Bullying No Way Week 17-21 August. This week many of our programs, across the state, are promoting inclusion, respect and belonging.

‘Small Acts, Big Impact’ - reminding us that actions don't need to be big to change someone's world.
It’s a fantastic opportunity for our students, staff, families, and community members to come together, learn practical strategies to prevent bullying, and foster a strong sense of belonging.
Let’s continue to make a difference, one small act at a time! 💛 https://www.bullyingnoway.gov.au/

🎨✨ Meet Eleanor from Year 1 and her magical artwork, Winter Wonderland! ❄️🌈 Inspired by Vipoo Srivilasa’s flower bears, ...
17/08/2026

🎨✨ Meet Eleanor from Year 1 and her magical artwork, Winter Wonderland! ❄️🌈 Inspired by Vipoo Srivilasa’s flower bears, Eleanor created this masterpiece through the Express Yourself QAGOMA art activity while reflecting on friendship and kindness.
Featuring three fabulous friends—Snowy, Galaxy Confetti and Rainbow Pinky—her vibrant painting celebrates creativity and connection. Amazing work, Eleanor! 💕🐻💫
🌟 Join us in celebrating little artists bringing big joy to our world!

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