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Located in Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology serves students in Year 7–12. It operates in partnership with the University of Queensland to deliver a leading curriculum in science, mathematics and technology. The relationship emphasizes research, investigation and reflection on local and global matters, supported by intellectual challenge and interdependent enquiry. Graduates have strong university pathways, with 100% receiving a tertiary offer and 75% offered places at the University of Queensland (entering 1st or 2nd year); many graduates also gain places interstate or worldwide. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme are part of its curriculum.
QASMT graduates pursue careers across medicine, science, health, engineering, mathematics, law, psychology, education, business and the arts. The SMT Alumni LinkedIn group connects graduates to each other. Outreach programs include STEM Scholars and Young Einsteins to engage younger students in STEM activities; STEM Scholars invites primary schools to nominate high‑achieving students in Years 3–6 for after‑school workshops, with partnership support from Queensland Virtual Academy and other providers, and a National Science Week Celebration Afternoon. The Young Einsteins program provides additional STEM outreach opportunities for younger learners.
QASMT runs a formal Parent Engagement Framework that guides partnerships between families and the school to support student wellbeing, personal excellence and academic achievement. The framework rests on four pillars: Engagement; Culture and Wellbeing; Partnership and Voice; and Communication. It includes practical strategies such as Year Level Parent Representatives, transition and orientation programs, learning‑focused events, and communication platforms like Daymap and QParents. The Parent Representative Program appoints 2–3 Year Level Parent Representatives per year level to act as liaisons between the school and the parent body, share information, help build community, and support open communication. Participation is voluntary and privacy is respected; joining is facilitated via a year‑level survey, and interested parents can contact admin@qasmt.eq.edu.au to connect with their year‑level representative.
Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology (QASMT) is a public secondary school in Toowong, Brisbane. It offers International Baccalaureate through Middle Years Programme for Years 7–10 and Diploma Programme for Years 11–12, with a STEM emphasis throughout. The Year 7–8 Foundation Program provides an accelerated IB pathway mapped to the Australian Curriculum, including eight MYP subject groups with optional Language Acquisition and Arts. Years 9–10 feature the STEM Futures Program, blending core subjects with a STEM-focused sequence and a culminating STEM Futures Project. The DP includes six subjects (three SL and three HL) plus Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and CAS. Core teaching language is English. The campus houses a STEM Precinct with robotics labs, university-standard science labs and e-learning hubs, a Languages Precinct, a 300-seat theatre, music rooms, art spaces and sport facilities. QASMT partners with the University of Queensland to support university pathways and strong tertiary offers.
