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Top 100 fastest-growing schools in Brisbane (2025)

Established schools (100+ students five years ago, 200+ today) whose enrolments have grown the most over the past five years, a strong signal of parent demand. Ordered by the measure shown, with the Success Index for context; 100 schools shown out of all eligible fastest-growing schools in Brisbane.

  1. 1
    46
    Ripley Valley State Secondary CollegeSouth Ripley · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +723%
  2. 2
    74
    Fortitude Valley State Secondary CollegeFortitude Valley · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +500%
  3. 3
    77
    Spring Mountain State SchoolSpring Mountain · Government Primary5-yr growth: +382%
  4. 4
    63
    Mango Hill State Secondary CollegeMango Hill · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +315%
  5. 5
    61
    St Ann's SchoolRedbank Plains · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +313%
  6. 6
    31
    Yarrabilba State Secondary CollegeYarrabilba · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +294%
  7. 7
    57
    Ripley Valley State SchoolSouth Ripley · Government Primary5-yr growth: +160%
  8. 8
    57
    Carmichael CollegeMorayfield · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +148%
  9. 9
    67
    Good Shepherd Christian SchoolAlbany Creek · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +96%
  10. 10
    42
    St James CollegeBrisbane · Catholic Combined5-yr growth: +96%
  11. 11
    68
    Pallara State SchoolPallara · Government Primary5-yr growth: +95%
  12. 12
    49
    Queensland Pathways State CollegeCoorparoo · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +89%
  13. 13
    60
    McAuley CollegeBeaudesert · Catholic Secondary5-yr growth: +83%
  14. 14
    47
    St Clare's Primary SchoolYarrabilba · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +79%
  15. 15
    48
    Stafford Heights State SchoolStafford Heights · Government Primary5-yr growth: +71%
  16. 16
    63
    Hamilton State SchoolHamilton · Government Primary5-yr growth: +69%
  17. 17
    62
    Deebing Heights State SchoolDeebing Heights · Government Primary5-yr growth: +69%
  18. 18
    44
    Australian International Islamic CollegeDurack · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +65%
  19. 19
    51
    Hills International CollegeJimboomba · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +65%
  20. 20
    48
    Bray Park State High SchoolBray Park · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +65%
  21. 21
    51
    Faith Lutheran College - RedlandsVictoria Point · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +57%
  22. 22
    33
    Bellbird Park State Secondary CollegeBellbird Park · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +54%
  23. 23
    54
    Australian Christian College - MoretonCaboolture · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +52%
  24. 24
    60
    Mitchelton State High SchoolMitchelton · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +48%
  25. 25
    34
    Milpera State High SchoolChelmer · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +47%
  26. 26
    69
    Good Shepherd Catholic Primary SchoolSpringfield Lakes · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +47%
  27. 27
    80
    Newmarket State SchoolNewmarket · Government Primary5-yr growth: +46%
  28. 28
    65
    Wisdom CollegeCalamvale · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +45%
  29. 29
    51
    Delaneys Creek State SchoolDelaneys Creek · Government Primary5-yr growth: +43%
  30. 30
    24
    Tivoli State SchoolTivoli · Government Primary5-yr growth: +43%
  31. 31
    36
    Loganlea State High SchoolLoganlea · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +41%
  32. 32
    39
    The Kooralbyn International SchoolKooralbyn · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +39%
  33. 33
    68
    John Paul CollegeDaisy Hill · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +39%
  34. 34
    75
    Moorooka State SchoolMoorooka · Government Primary5-yr growth: +38%
  35. 35
    72
    Mayfield State SchoolCarina · Government Primary5-yr growth: +37%
  36. 36
    77
    St Margaret's Anglican Girls SchoolAscot · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +37%
  37. 37
    28
    Marsden State High SchoolWaterford West · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +36%
  38. 38
    55
    St Joseph's Tobruk Memorial SchoolBeenleigh · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +36%
  39. 39
    23
    Beenleigh State High SchoolBeenleigh · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +35%
  40. 40
    51
    Islamic College of BrisbaneKarawatha · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +34%
  41. 41
    45
    Parklands Christian CollegePark Ridge · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +32%
  42. 42
    27
    Mabel Park State High SchoolSlacks Creek · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +32%
  43. 43
    75
    Ipswich Grammar SchoolIpswich · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +31%
  44. 44
    86
    Kenmore State SchoolKenmore · Government Primary5-yr growth: +31%
  45. 45
    46
    St Brigid's Primary SchoolRosewood · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +30%
  46. 46
    27
    Flagstone State SchoolFlagstone · Government Primary5-yr growth: +30%
  47. 47
    64
    Yeronga State High SchoolYeronga · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +30%
  48. 48
    83
    Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and TechnologyToowong · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +29%
  49. 49
    72
    St John Fisher CollegeBracken Ridge · Catholic Secondary5-yr growth: +29%
  50. 50
    71
    Samford Valley Steiner SchoolWights Mountain · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +29%
  51. 51
    71
    St Peters Lutheran College SpringfieldSpringfield Central · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +28%
  52. 52
    69
    St John's Anglican CollegeForest Lake · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +28%
  53. 53
    31
    Woodford State SchoolWoodford · Government Combined5-yr growth: +28%
  54. 54
    28
    Glenala State High SchoolDurack · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +28%
  55. 55
    40
    St Eugene CollegeBurpengary · Catholic Combined5-yr growth: +27%
  56. 56
    38
    Glenore Grove State SchoolGlenore Grove · Government Primary5-yr growth: +27%
  57. 57
    55
    Kalbar State SchoolKalbar · Government Primary5-yr growth: +27%
  58. 58
    71
    Balmoral State High SchoolBalmoral · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +27%
  59. 59
    71
    Caboolture Montessori SchoolCaboolture · Independent Primary5-yr growth: +26%
  60. 60
    66
    Bethany Lutheran Primary SchoolRaceview · Independent Primary5-yr growth: +26%
  61. 61
    87
    Toowong State SchoolToowong · Government Primary5-yr growth: +25%
  62. 62
    80
    Indooroopilly State High SchoolIndooroopilly · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +25%
  63. 63
    80
    Clayfield CollegeClayfield · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +25%
  64. 64
    54
    Griffin State SchoolGriffin · Government Primary5-yr growth: +25%
  65. 65
    74
    Grace Lutheran Primary SchoolClontarf · Independent Primary5-yr growth: +24%
  66. 66
    46
    Staines Memorial CollegeRedbank Plains · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +24%
  67. 67
    64
    St Kevin's SchoolGeebung · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +24%
  68. 68
    45
    Beachmere State SchoolBeachmere · Government Primary5-yr growth: +23%
  69. 69
    84
    Enoggera State SchoolEnoggera · Government Primary5-yr growth: +23%
  70. 70
    68
    The Lakes CollegeNorth Lakes · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +23%
  71. 71
    43
    Coopers Plains State SchoolCoopers Plains · Government Primary5-yr growth: +23%
  72. 72
    78
    Wishart State SchoolWishart · Government Primary5-yr growth: +22%
  73. 73
    77
    St Aidan's Anglican Girls SchoolCorinda · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +21%
  74. 74
    41
    Elimbah State SchoolElimbah · Government Primary5-yr growth: +21%
  75. 75
    69
    Lota State SchoolLota · Government Primary5-yr growth: +21%
  76. 76
    76
    Mansfield State High SchoolMansfield · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +21%
  77. 77
    66
    Living Faith Lutheran Primary SchoolMurrumba Downs · Independent Primary5-yr growth: +21%
  78. 78
    67
    Ferny Hills State SchoolFerny Hills · Government Primary5-yr growth: +21%
  79. 79
    69
    St Agnes SchoolMount Gravatt · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +21%
  80. 80
    30
    Deception Bay State High SchoolDeception Bay · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +21%
  81. 81
    64
    St Benedict's CollegeMango Hill · Catholic Secondary5-yr growth: +20%
  82. 82
    77
    West End State SchoolWest End · Government Primary5-yr growth: +20%
  83. 83
    30
    Marsden State SchoolMarsden · Government Primary5-yr growth: +20%
  84. 84
    82
    Stuartholme SchoolToowong · Catholic Combined5-yr growth: +20%
  85. 85
    27
    Burrowes State SchoolMarsden · Government Primary5-yr growth: +20%
  86. 86
    74
    Grace Lutheran CollegeRothwell · Independent Secondary5-yr growth: +20%
  87. 87
    62
    Everton Park State High SchoolEverton Park · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +19%
  88. 88
    73
    St William's Primary SchoolKeperra · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +19%
  89. 89
    44
    Toogoolawah State SchoolToogoolawah · Government Primary5-yr growth: +19%
  90. 90
    48
    Faith Lutheran College - PlainlandPlainland · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +18%
  91. 91
    48
    St Mary's SchoolBeaudesert · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +18%
  92. 92
    76
    St Rita's CollegeClayfield · Catholic Combined5-yr growth: +18%
  93. 93
    71
    Ipswich Girls' Grammar SchoolEast Ipswich · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +18%
  94. 94
    73
    Brigidine CollegeIndooroopilly · Catholic Combined5-yr growth: +17%
  95. 95
    37
    Toogoolawah State High SchoolToogoolawah · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +17%
  96. 96
    58
    Stretton State CollegeStretton · Government Combined5-yr growth: +17%
  97. 97
    72
    Villanova CollegeCoorparoo · Catholic Combined5-yr growth: +17%
  98. 98
    59
    Westside Christian CollegeGoodna · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +16%
  99. 99
    69
    Sheldon CollegeSheldon · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +16%
  100. 100
    76
    Sunnybank Hills State SchoolSunnybank Hills · Government Primary5-yr growth: +15%

There are 516 fastest-growing schools in Brisbane eligible for this list; the top 100 are shown. Ripley Valley State Secondary College in South Ripley is ranked first (5-yr growth: +723%). 53 of the top 100 are government schools and 47 are Catholic or independent; the median ICSEA across the list is 1050.

The top 10 fastest-growing schools in Brisbane for 2025 are: 1. Ripley Valley State Secondary College (South Ripley); 2. Fortitude Valley State Secondary College (Fortitude Valley); 3. Spring Mountain State School (Spring Mountain); 4. Mango Hill State Secondary College (Mango Hill); 5. St Ann's School (Redbank Plains); 6. Yarrabilba State Secondary College (Yarrabilba); 7. Ripley Valley State School (South Ripley); 8. Carmichael College (Morayfield); 9. Good Shepherd Christian School (Albany Creek); 10. St James College (Brisbane).

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best fastest growing school in Brisbane?

Ripley Valley State Secondary College in South Ripley ranks first among fastest-growing schools in Brisbane with a Success Index of 46.0 out of 100 and an ICSEA of 996.

How are fastest-growing schools in Brisbane ranked?

Established schools (100+ students five years ago, 200+ today) whose enrolments have grown the most over the past five years, a strong signal of parent demand. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (ICSEA published, 80+ students, not a special school) are included; the Success Index is shown alongside for context.

How many public schools are in the top 100 fastest-growing schools in Brisbane?

53 of the top 100 fastest-growing schools in Brisbane are government schools; 47 are Catholic or independent.

Do these rankings include NAPLAN or ATAR results?

Not yet. ACARA does not publish school-level NAPLAN results in bulk, and ATAR results are released by state authorities in different formats. The Success Index uses the measures ACARA publishes for every school so that all schools are compared on identical data. Where a school publishes its own results we link to its website.