Highland Reserve State School

Highland Reserve State School

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This is the official page of Highland Reserve State School. Highland Reserve School was proudly opened in 2009 by the then Premier of Queensland, Anna Bligh.

The school was designed and built as a 21st Century Digital Learning Environment incorporating an innovative range of teaching and learning spaces, furnishings and digital technologies. Our school was built at a cost of $30 million to serve the communities of Upper Coomera, Heritage Gardens, Highland Reserve and Wongawallan.

21/08/2026
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Day 4. Bullying No Way! Week - Small Acts, Big Impact
Pause before you speak, text or communicate online
Your words have power online and in person. Before you say or send something, think about how it might impact someone else. A small moment of reflection can prevent harm and help create a safer and more respectful community.

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19/08/2026

Wear a splash of purple to school tomorrow.

Photos from Highland Reserve State School's post 18/08/2026

Pacific Pines Invitational – Soccer Academy
Our Year 5 and 6 students from the Soccer Academy had a fantastic day competing at the Pacific Pines Invitational!
Team A played in B division and took out the B Division Trophy!
Team B put up a valiant fight in every game, competing hard right until the final whistle. Unfortunately, they just fell short each time, but showed plenty of determination, teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the day.
A fantastic effort from all of our Soccer Academy students. We are incredibly proud of the way they represented our school, supported each other and continued to compete right to the end.
Well done, Team A and Team B!

16/08/2026

"Small Acts, Big Impact"
This year’s theme for Bullying No Way Week, “Small Acts, Big Impact.” reminds us that actions don’t need to be big to change someone’s world.
Small actions – like including someone, speaking up or showing kindness – can create meaningful change. In our schools and communities, our goal is to build environments where everyone belongs, diversity is celebrated and bullying is never accepted.
During Bullying No Way Week, we encourage students, families and communities to engage in small acts that can have a big impact against bullying.
Here we will post 5 daily videos aligned with this year’s theme. to help support conversations at school and at home.

Day 1. Small acts matter: Words and actions
Your voice can lift someone up! Checking in with someone, offering help or speaking up can make a big difference. Even small actions can brighten someone’s day and shape a more positive school experience.
https://youtu.be/xXMwTpMn45g?si=SCWczE_yDnKJvaQR

13/08/2026

Weather permitting, this event will be held on the school oval.

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570 Reserve Road
Upper Coomera, QLD
4209

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 3:30pm
Thursday 8am - 3:30pm
Friday 8am - 3:30pm