The department is committed to building fit-for-purpose learning environments that support educational outcomes.
Supporting students to learn in state-of-the-art facilities, the department is providing learning spaces to cater for growth and support contemporary learning.
The 2024–25 budget includes $500 million over 4 years, 2024–25 to 2026–28, to plan and deliver high-quality learning environments to meet enrolment needs including, where necessary, safety and accessibility upgrades to ensure the availability of safe and accessible educational facilities for all children, students and the workforce.
The images below are of previously completed learning spaces.
Yeppoon State High School
A 2-storey hospitality and applied technology learning centre including 6 specialist learning spaces (engineering workshop, construction workshop, design/graphics/robotics studio, 2 hospitality kitchens and a classroom), staff and student services, kitchenette, storerooms and amenities at Yeppoon State High School.
Malanda State High School
A 2-storey learning centre including 4 general learning spaces, senior hospitality kitchen, junior food studies kitchen, dining room, staffrooms, storerooms and amenities at Malanda State High School.
Mudgeeraba Special School
A multi-storey learning centre including 13 general learning areas, a multi-purpose skills space, kitchen, staff offices and amenities at Mudgeeraba Special School.
Rochedale State School
A 2-storey learning centre including 12 learning spaces, amenities and a lift at Rochedale State School.