Bundamba State Secondary College has an enrolment of 822 students. The strength of our college lies in the diversity of cultures represented and the inclusive nature of our curriculum programs. Our graduates continue to be successful in their transition from school to employment and further education. The curriculum offers a planned course of study from Years 8 - 12. The two distinct divisions are that of the Middle School (Years 8 - 10) and Senior School (Years 11-12). Students in Year 10 complete a Senior Education and Training Plan that links to their subject selection for Senior. The Senior School curriculum is a broad range of Queensland Studies Authority subjects to suit student needs. Students are also able to access school-based traineeships and the TAFE schools programs in addition to special education and literacy programs. An extensive range of extracurricular activities is also offered. Supplementing the aim of all staff to provide a safe environment are the specialist services of a Guidance Officer, School Nurse, Youth Worker, Chaplain, Education Support Program, Teacher-Aides, Community Education Counsellor and a Polynesian Liaison Officer.