There are three specialist state high schools for Queensland's high achieving Year 10-12 students.  These schools offer the opportunity to study with like-minded students through an internationally recognised curriculum.  Selection is by examination.  ...read more »

From 2010 there are 17 fully selective high schools, 23 high schools with selective classes (partially selective), and 4 agricultural high schools offering selective placement in Year 7. Partially selective high schools have both selective and community classes. Agricultural high schools are selective high schools that emphasise the study of agriculture, with the boarding sections giving some priority to isolated students.

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The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1968 to promote high quality education for a better world. The Organization and its 2400 schools, 119 of which are in Australia, (September 2008) are driven by the following Mission.  ...read more »

The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a course designed to enhance the mobility of students between education systems internationally, and to foster an international understanding. There are 115 IB schools in Australia, which have undergone an exhaustive authorisation process. The IB offers three programs: primary, middle and diploma.  ...read more »

The Reggio Emilia Information Exchange facilitates dialogue between Reggio Emilia in Northern Italy and Australia.  ...read more »

Association for Rudolf Steiner schools in Australia: publications, forums and conferences.  ...read more »

Association links by state and national body.  ...read more »

The Montessori Australia Foundation offers an extensive range of services to support Montessori in Australia – by subscription.  ...read more »

International Montessori Association.  ...read more »

Schools Offering the Round Square Program in Victoria are:  ...read more »