Burnett State College is a progressive coeducational learning institution, providing quality education and training for over 200 rural students in Years 8 to 12. Considered one of the best rural secondary centres in Queensland, the College is situated in the North Burnett region, west of Maryborough and Bundaberg and predominately services the three main centres of Gayndah, Biggenden and Mundubbera, as well as a cluster of surrounding smaller rural communities and as of 1 July 2010 forms the southern most perimeter of the newly formed Central Queensland Region. The college has a long time reputation as a school offering a personal environment with a futuristic approach to learning, where students can grow with confidence and develop leadership and values that will apply to all aspects of life beyond school. In the junior school, students will experience both an elective and unitised. Senior School students enjoy a focused curriculum that provides pathways to future study, full time employment or numerous trainee or apprenticeships. An emphasis is placed on digital Innovation and a culture where skills and knowledge are developed and encouraged so students are ready for the global world in which we live. Our student results, in comparison to Like Schools have rated among the very best in Queensland. With 98% of the graduating students achieving one or more exiting qualifications. The school positions itself as a high achieving academic school and one that reinforces a belief that students in all communities, large or small, have access to the very best opportunities for education and training. As a Registered Training Organisation, a partner with Wide Bay TAFE and a leader in the delivery of Vocational Education and Training, the college boasts a very high post-school placement into employment as well as a high percentage of OP eligible students receiving offers of QTAC placements. Through new programs such as School Wide Positive Behaviour Support (SWPBS) and Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), the college is..