Queensland Pathways State College

05/10/2026

Queensland Mental Health Week 💜

05/10/2026

Welcome back! We’re so excited to kick off Term 4 and can’t wait to see everyone back on campus today. 🤩

18/09/2026

Check out the Term 3, Week 10 Newsletter 👉 https://bit.ly/4xHNpVe

18/09/2026

Creativity was in full swing at our Mount Gravatt campus as students spent time creating art with their new teacher, Anna. It was a great chance to unwind, explore new ideas and enjoy some creative expression. 🎨

15/09/2026

Congratulations to Harmony, who has successfully completed her Certificate III in Business School-Based Traineeship with AKG Australia, while also completing her senior studies at our Mt Gravatt Campus. 👏

Harmony has worked incredibly hard to reach these milestones, and we’re thrilled that her journey with AKG will continue, with Harmony being offered part-time employment following her traineeship.

A special thank you to Eddie from AKG, Indigenous Mentor and Program Support, who has been an amazing source of guidance, encouragement and support for Harmony throughout her traineeship.

Congratulations, Harmony. We are very proud of all you have achieved and wish you every success for the exciting journey ahead. 🌟

11/09/2026

A closer look at the incredible artwork and cultural learning taking place at our Bundamba campus with Alara from Geebung Dreaming. 🎨❤️

10/09/2026

Across all QPSC campuses today, students and staff celebrated R U OK? Day, taking time to connect reflect, and support one another. 💛

Each campus embraced the day in its own way, with activities including decorating baked treats, sharing lunches, practising mindfulness and engaging in meaningful conversations.

R U OK? Day is an important reminder that a simple check-in can make a big difference. By reaching out, listening and showing we care, we help create school communities where everyone feels valued, supported and connected. 💛

09/09/2026

09/09/2026

Students at our Bundamba campus recently had the opportunity to work alongside Alara from Geeing Dreaming in a special Indigenous art workshop. 🎨

Throughout the session, Alara shared knowledge of Indigenous art, exploring how colours, symbols and creative expression can be used to share stories, experiences and identity. Inspired by these conversations, students designed their own individual artworks that reflect their personal journeys and perspectives.

Using inspiration from these pieces, Alara will create one collaborative artwork, creating a powerful visual representation of the unique stories within the campus community.

Thank you, Alara, for sharing your expertise and creativity with our students. We always value the opportunity to learn from and work alongside you. 💛

07/09/2026

Women's Health Week 2026 is here – and this year, we're encouraging you to do it anyway 💜

This week is about backing yourself when it comes to your health – whatever that looks like for you, in your life and on your terms.

This week we'll be spotlighting the five pillars of health – nutrition, exercise, rest, mental health and social connection. We'll share small, doable steps to help you prioritise your health.

Head to the link in the comments to explore this week's line-up, and keep an eye on our socials. We've got some exciting things coming your way 👀

Share your event photos, your small wins, and how you're doing it anyway using the hashtags below: