Pallara State School operates across two campuses located along Ritchie Road.
Pallara State School Senior Campus (39 Ritchie Road)
Our main campus (Senior campus), located at 39 Ritchie Road, now caters specifically to students from Year 2 to Year 6 following the opening of our Junior Campus. Originally constructed in 2015, the main campus officially opened its doors in 2016, offering state-of-the-art facilities including an administration block, five Prep spaces, 12 general learning classrooms, a resource centre, a tuckshop, a music room, a science room, and a Student Support Services building.
To accommodate the growing needs of our school community, an additional 12 general learning classrooms and a hall were built in 2016 and opened in 2017. In 2019, further expansion saw the construction of a modern three-storey building, which opened in 2020. This facility features 15 general learning areas, two specialist rooms, and additional ancillary spaces.
Each classroom at the main campus is equipped with interactive projectors, access to kitchens, and high-speed Wi-Fi, ensuring students have access to the latest technology and resources to support their learning. Together, these facilities provide a dynamic and engaging environment for our Year 2 to Year 6 students to thrive.
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Pallara State School Junior Campus (282 Ritchie Road)
Our Junior Campus, located at 282 Ritchie Road, opened in 2026 and is dedicated to providing a high-quality learning environment for our youngest students in Prep and Year 1. This purpose-built campus features a modern administration block and a state-of-the-art General Learning Area (GLA) block with 20 classrooms. Each pair of classrooms is connected by a kitchen and withdrawal space, creating flexible and functional learning environments. The GLA block also includes two Flexible Learning Areas (FLAs) to support collaborative and innovative teaching practices.
The campus is further enhanced by a new tuckshop, a new facilities shed, and a heavily refurbished Resource Centre and Student Support Services Centre, which are housed in the same building. Additionally, the hall has undergone significant refurbishment, providing a versatile space for school events and activities. New play spaces have also been created, offering safe and engaging areas for students to enjoy during breaks. Together, these facilities ensure that our Junior Campus is a vibrant and supportive environment where our youngest learners can thrive.