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Snapshots from the week

Balmoral State High School Formal

Our School Formal was a memorable evening, bringing together our senior students to celebrate the end of an important chapter in style. It was a night filled with laughter, dancing, great food and unforgettable moments, as students and staff came together to recognise the friendships, achievements and memories made throughout their school journey. Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening such a special and successful celebration.

 

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State Budget Student Experience - Esteban Murray

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Recently, Year 12 student, Esteban Murray had the exciting opportunity to participate in the Queensland State Budget Student Experience (SBSE) event, hosted by the Premier of Queensland on 23 and 24 June 2026, at Parliament House in Brisbane.

 

This enriching two-day program brought together 47 student leaders from across Queensland, offering them a unique chance to step into the world of government finance, policymaking, and the arts.

 

On the first day, Esteban had the opportunity to network with the Honourable David Crisafulli MP, Premier and Minister for Veterans, and the Honourable John-Paul Langbroek MP, Minister for Education and the Arts, as well as other Ministers and Members of Parliament. Esteban engaged in thoughtful discussions, asking complex questions about the State Budget and its impact on Queensland’s future.

 

The students attended Question Time in Parliament and observed the delivery of the Queensland State Budget by the Treasurer. They also participated in a session exploring the importance of media (both traditional and social) in communicating key messages effectively. The day concluded with a photo session and a BBQ on the River Deck, where students were joined by the Premier and the Minister for Education.

 

On the second day, Esteban attended sessions and tours at the State Library of Queensland and the Gallery of Modern Art, gaining further insights into Queensland’s cultural and educational landscape.

 

This experience provided Esteban with a hands-on understanding of economics, fiscal policymaking, and the role of media in shaping public perception. It also highlighted the importance of connecting classroom learning with real-world applications, empowering students to better understand their opportunities to shape Queensland’s future.

 

We are proud of Esteban for representing our school with enthusiasm, curiosity, and leadership. 

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Grand Opening of Balmoral State High School Tuckshop

A new chapter for Balmoral State High School 📖🎉

 

This week, we officially celebrated the opening of our new tuckshop with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Di Farmer MP, P&C President Raelene James, members of our school community and the project team who helped bring this vision to life.

 

A special acknowledgement goes to Kirby, the talented Balmoral student who designed the tuckshop logo, creating a visual identity that will become a familiar part of school life for years to come.

 

Guests also enjoyed a selection of delicious food prepared by Cindy and the tuckshop team, showcasing the incredible service and dedication they provide to our students every day.

 

This project has been a true community effort, and we are excited to see the new tuckshop become a vibrant hub for students, staff and families.

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Work Experience

Over the past week, it has been fantastic to visit our students out on work experience and see them applying their skills in real-world settings. From local businesses to industry workplaces, our students have represented Balmoral State High School with professionalism, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn.

 

A huge thank you to all of our host employers for providing these valuable opportunities and supporting the next generation as they explore potential career pathways.

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