On 28 October 1961 the Caboolture High School Community met in Lee Street for the opening of the new high school.
Fifty years on and some 20 000 students later, on 28 October 2011 the Caboolture High Community will meet to commemorate those 50 years and in the process renew many old acquaintances.
When Caboolture High School was established in Lee Street fifty years ago, there was an enrolment of 400 students. Secondary education in Caboolture had commenced in Caboolture in 1955 in George Street as a “high top” to Caboolture Primary …

“ Caboolture State High School – 50 Years of Making the Difference” is the title of the book published to commemorate 50 years of Caboolture High School at its site in Lee Street and to mark the 50th Anniversary reunion.
Pictured are Teacher of IT, Kylie Brown, Year 11 Student, Jeremy Wooldridge and School Archivist, Rhona Collinson.
Former Deputy Principal, Brian Darben has written the history of the 50 years but the book is more than just a history. School Archivists, Rhona Collinson and Dianna Mellino  have interspersed within the history  biographical …

Darren Crouch, a past Caboolture High Agriculture Student and Mt Mee Dairy farmer was shown round the Agriculture Department  at Caboolture High School by Head of Department, Kaye Pedwell, and Darren’s cousins, current students Tiarna and Bianca Hewitt-Ruhle.
Much has changed in the Agriculture Department since Darren started there 25 years ago. There is now a registered Braford Stud of which these two fine animals are prime examples.
Those changes will be on show at the Caboolture High Open Day on 29 October as part of the 50th Anniversary Celebrations. Details about …