For Parents and Caregivers of Year 7 students in 2024, download a copy of the Year 7 Parent Start Guide below:
At Bremer State High School, we have Deans and Year Coordinators assigned to each year level. They are responsible for providing day-to-day support to students and overseeing their pastoral care. If you have any questions or concerns, your student's Dean of Students is your initial point of contact. They will be able to guide you appropriately and provide you with the necessary information.
Learn more by visiting the Our Staff page. This includes contact details.
Uniform Requirements
Bremer State High School has established a dress code policy that is applicable to students at all times, including while travelling to and from school, attending classes, and representing our institution. To comply with the dress code policy, you can purchase appropriate clothing items from the P&C Uniform Shop, which is conveniently situated on Campus.
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Student Learning Device
All students at Bremer State High School are required to bring a fully-charged and compatible learning device to school each day to particpate in learning and assessment activities, access school communications and organise their academic demands.
Year 7 2024 Computers for Students Program
Year 7 students starting in 2024 are invited to participate in the Computers for Students program, where they receive a school-purchased and managed ACER business-class 2-in-1 laptop device with accidental-damage insurance, software, hardcase, bag and accessories for a heavily discounted price. Parents/Carers pay for the device through invoiced installments across Years 7 to 9 and own the device outright once all payments have been made. Our IT team also provides service and device support onsite.
Please note: This program replaces our previous Bring Your Own Device Program. Parents/Carers who do not participate must purchase the same device at full price, arrange their own insurance and pay an annual IT management fee to the school to onboard, manage and service the device on the school network.
To particpate, please complete and return the below agreement to Administration upon enrolment:
Years 8 to 12 2024 Bring Your Own Device Program
All other students (Years 8-12) participate in the Bring Your Own Device program whereby students bring a compatible learning device to school. Unfortunately, the Computers for Students program is not available to other cohorts yet.
Please note: Andriod and Chromebook devices are not compatible.
For more information about each program and device requirements, please see:
Student Resource Scheme (SRS) Particpation
Student resources such as subject-specific software, cosumables, books and textbooks will be supplied to students who particpate in the Student Resource Scheme (SRS). Resources are heavily discouted by taking advantage of school-based supply arragnements. If you elect to not be part of the SRS you will need to purchase these items at full price.
Complete the following forms to particpate (Year 7):
Stationery Requirements
Recommended stationery requirements.
Location and campus map
The school is located at 133 - 153 Warwick Road, Ipswich QLD, adjacent the University of Southern Queensland and Ipswich Showgrounds.
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Day Structure / Class Times
Monday - Friday |
Form Class/Assembly 8:45 - 8:55am
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Session 1 8:55 - 10:05am
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Session 2 10:05 - 11:15am
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Major Break 11:15am - 12:00pm
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Session 3 12:00 - 1:10pm
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Minor Break 1:10 - 1:40pm
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Session 4 1:40 - 2:50pm
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Bus transport
The school is serviced by a range of bus routes by Bus Queensland and TransLink.
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Student Code of Conduct
We encourage parents and carers to learn about our approaches to sustaining a positive culture, supporting productive student learning behaviours and managing student behaviour consequences by reading our Student Code of Conduct (2021-2023). All Queensland state schools are required to have a Student Code of Conduct that has been developed with community consultation.
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Interschool Sport
Bremer State High School is part of the Combined Ipswich Secondary School Sport Association (CISSSA). CISSSA is a sporting association made up of secondary schools in the Ipswich and surrounding districts. CISSSA Sport is played as home-and-away games after school, or as a one-day carnival. There is a winter and summer season comprising of various sports including Futsal, Volleyball, Cricket, Basketball, Touch Football, Soccer, Netball, Tennis, and Hockey.
Teams are assigned according to year level groups, often with Junior Students (Years 7- 9) and Senior Students (10-12). CISSSA sports often rely on parents/carers to provide transport to keep costs to a minimum.
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