IES College – an independent, secular, co-educational not for profit senior high school for year 11 and 12 students

Located in Spring Hill, Brisbane, IES College is a new senior high school opening in January 2021 for year 11 students. It is authorised as an IB World School and offers the IB Diploma Programme.

IB World Schools share a common philosophy - a commitment to high-quality, challenging, international education - that we believe is important for our students. IES College provides a smaller, more personalised senior high school experience that delivers education in an inclusive environment where young people from diverse backgrounds and experiences will develop skills and embrace values to create positive change in the world.

Future-focused global education

In a world that’s become increasingly mobile and experiencing profound change, society needs more internationally minded people who are open and curious about the world and different cultures. The IB Diploma Programme at IES College will prepare culturally competent young people with the skills and values to make a well–informed positive contribution to others across the globe.

A contemporary approach to high school learning trusted worldwide

Close to 5,000 schools across 153 countries are delivering IB programmes that prepare students with the skills they will need for further education and life. When you study the IB Diploma Programme with us, you won’t just acquire knowledge about a set of individual subjects. Instead, you will be exposed to a broad and balanced curriculum that extends your learning beyond the confines of the classroom.

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“The global world starts on our doorstep.”
George Walker
Director General IB (1999-2005)

“A mind is like a parachute; it doesn’t work if it is not open.”
Frank Zappa

“Diversity is the engine of invention. It generates the creativity that enriches the world.”
Justin Trudeau
Prime Minister of Canada

“Our students do not fit into a future world, they create a future world.”
Yong Zhao
Foundation Distinguished Professor, University of Kansas