If education is the passport to the future, then Highland Walloon residents will be ahead of the game.
Walloon itself is home to Walloon State School. This well-established primary school is located just four minutes from the heart of the town centre and continues to be a trusted option. Open since 1877, the school has a proud history of providing modern education in a heritage setting and a strong reputation for academic excellence and community engagement – you can rest assured your children will receive a well-rounded education in a supportive environment.
• St Brigid’s Catholic Primary School (9 mins) – A faith-based education with a strong community focus
• Rosewood State High School (8 mins) – A secondary school offering comprehensive academic and vocational programs.
• Mount Marrow State School (8 mins) – A high performing state school overlooking local farming and rural properties.
• Ashwell State School (13 mins) – A small, community-driven primary school.
• Tallegalla Primary School (13 mins) – A rural school providing a close-knit learning environment.
• Haigslea State School (4 mins) – A well-regarded state school with a commitment to excellence.
• Marburg State School (8 mins) – An historic school fostering strong academic and social development.
• Ipswich Grammar School (16 minutes)
• Ispwich Girls’ Grammar School (20 minutes)
• West Moreton Anglican College (8 mins) – A private Prep to Year 12 school with a strong academic and co-curricular program.
For students looking to further their education beyond high school, the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) Ipswich is within easy reach. This leading university offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, ensuring local students can pursue tertiary education close to home.
For the little people, childcare options include LEAD Childcare at Walloon, a trusted provider that believes in creating a ‘home away from home’, where children’s interests are encouraged, and future learning opportunities are presented in a way that sparks a sense of curiosity and wonder.
But that’s not all. In January 2026, Walloon is set to become home to a new early learning to Year 12 school, with the King’s Christian College entering an agreement to open its latest campus in the suburb.
The college will deliver a state-of-the-art school with specialist learning facilities for music, science, industrial design, performing arts, food technology, and sports.
Future on-site facilities available to the wider community include a resource centre and public library, as well as a community centre with a church and playgroup.
Thinking of starting your Highland Walloon journey?
Register your interest below or for more information call: 1300 116 455 or email: sales@highlandwalloon.com.au