We provide a range of programs supporting and developing the learning of Chinese language and culture within Queensland primary and secondary schools. These programs support registered teachers and are guided by the Queensland curriculum.

Confucius Classrooms

We support Queensland schools that host Confucius Classrooms, where highly dedicated professional teachers teach Chinese language and culture, consistent with the Queensland school curriculum. These schools have a strong commitment to achieving global citizenship skills for students through their Chinese language programs. They also play a leadership role in their regions and school catchment areas for building sustainable Chinese language programs.

School students celebrate the opening of their Confucius Classroom
The opening of a Confucius Classroom at Merrimac State High School

Confucius Classroom schools

We have formal partnerships with 10 Confucius Classrooms located in metropolitan and regional schools across Queensland:

  • Corinda State High School (2019), Brisbane
  • Cairns State High School (2014), Cairns
  • Merrimac State High School (2014), Gold Coast
  • Yeronga State High School (2014), Brisbane
  • Kedron State High School (2013), Brisbane
  • Centenary State High School (2011), Brisbane
  • Cleveland District State High School (2011), Redlands
  • Coomera Anglican College (2011), Gold Coast
  • Urangan State High School (2011), Hervey Bay
  • William Ross State High School, (2011), Townsville.

Network schools

We also support other affiliated schools (Network Schools) throughout Queensland:

  • Queensland Academy Creative Industries (2019), Brisbane
  • Brisbane State High School (2019), Brisbane
  • Clayfield College (2020), Brisbane
  • Sheldon College (2020), Redlands
  • Varsity College (2020), Gold Coast
  • Charters Towers School of Distance Education (2018), Far North Queensland
  • Maryborough Special School (2019), Maryborough