What a great start we have had to term 2 in what has already been abuzz with activity both inside and outside our classrooms. Over the past two weeks we have continued to celebrate being back and getting into the learning that will support the success of every student at NDSHS.

Anzac Day

Last week, our students paid their respects as part of our Anzac Commemoration parades at each campus that were of the highest standard and supported by local RSL members. Our student leaders and a large body of students and staff also represented our school and local community at Tewantin, Eumundi and Cooroy services. Thank you to our community members who made these important services happen as we all reflect and thank those who have served.

Football Champions

Congratulations to our boys football team who won the grand final of the Sunshine Coast Open football competition defeating St Johns, and to our girls football team who made the semi-final at Maroochydore soccer club last Wednesday. After what has been an impressive and engaging season, our players did themselves, our school and community proud progressing to the finals and playing with the highest standard of teamwork, skill and resilience to take out the win. It has been wonderful to the support from all spectators, staff and families at the matches. Special thanks to Mr Meredith and Mr Zaslavsky Broklebank for coaching and well done to our players on both teams for these incredible performances.

Teaching and Learning

Following pleasing progress in our improvement agenda last term, we remain focussed on increasing A/B results across the school (currently on track at over 50%), and maximinsing student success through active engagement. Our students have produced some outstanding results in Term 1 and we look forward to these continuing in Term 2.

This week, students will receive their individual Track-Ed student profile that supports their progress reflection, planning for excellence and continued academic success. Every student should know how they are going and what they need to do to improve.

We use these 5 Questions to focus learning conversations for students:

I encourage all parents to attend the Parent Teacher interviews scheduled for Tuesday of week 4 (13th May) which will be held for Years 7-12 at Cooroy Campus. More details will be out this week – please get in early to book your sessions with all teachers.  Together we support the success for every student to realise their potential.

Uniform – Student Dress Code

A high standard of uniform is important to reflect a sense of pride in self, school and our community and I would like to thank every parent and student for your support this each and every day.

All students are expected to be in full school uniform as per the Student Dress Code every day without exception. This will include school jumpers. The only acceptable option is the school uniform jacket/jumper that can be purchased from the uniform shop. Please make arrangements for purchase or contact the school if you require support.

The wearing of the Noosa High uniform has become a symbol of success in our community and something all students should be proud of, as it stands for everything that is good about the qualities of our students and our wonderful school community. We have had a great commitment from our school community to our revised dress code this year and this has made a positive difference to our school.

Facilities Upgrades – Cooroy Campus Hall Toilets

We are dedicated to providing top-notch facilities for our students, and we are thrilled to announce the completion of the first bathroom upgrades at Cooroy Campus. This project was prioritized based on student feedback and strongly supported by the 2024 Captains Club student leadership team.

The Hall bathrooms have undergone a complete refurbishment, including the replacement of all cubicles and flooring, to enhance privacy and modernize the facility for our students. The upgraded bathrooms reopened this week.

We look forward to continuing our facilities enhancements at both campuses throughout the year

Up and Coming Term 2

We have some significant events approaching in Term 2, please save the date  

• Cross Country: Thursday 1st May - Cooroy Campus (Years 9-12), Thursday 8th May – Pomona Campus Cross Country (Years 7-8)
• Parent Teacher interviews (details to follow) – Tuesday 13th May
• Junior Secondary Showcase– Tuesday 27th May
• Sleep Rough at Mimburi Campus Friday 13th June  
• Year 10 Work Experience 23rd – 26th June
• Whole school Athletics Carnival in Week 10 – Friday 27th June at Cooroy campus

Comedy Night Friday 20th June- Please support our major P&C fundraiser for the year by purchasing a ticked to come along!

Stay connected by visiting the school website, following us on Facebook and Instagram, and if you haven’t already signed up for QParents, please do so, and you will have a wealth of information about your child at your fingertips.

Thanks to all families for a great start, I trust you will enjoy the many great stories in our newsletter

Kind regards

Ms Wilmore

Principal

A Focus on Quality Teaching and Learning…

Welcome back to Term 2! We hope your Easter break was filled with rest and rejuvenation, and that you’re ready for a term packed with growth, achievement, and inspiration. Our vibrant Junior Secondary campus is already buzzing with energy as students settle smoothly back into the rhythm of school life.

As part of our commitment to excellence, students will soon engage in our Planning for Excellence program during their Flying lessons. This reflective process empowers students to identify their strengths, pinpoint areas for improvement, and set personal learning goals - critical skills for lifelong learning and future success.

We invite all parents and carers to be part of this learning journey by attending the upcoming Parent Teacher Interviews on Tuesday 13th May. This is a valuable opportunity to support your child in their academic goals. Please refer to the latest Schoolzine email to book appointments through PTOnline.

Behind the scenes, our dedicated educators are driving our 2025 Explicit Improvement Agenda forward, using student data to refine and elevate teaching strategies. It’s this data-informed, student-centered approach, that sets our Pomona campus apart - a place where high-quality learning is not just a goal, but a daily experience.

Junior Secondary Campus’ FLYING Philosophy…

Our campus is more than just a place to learn - it’s a place where students are encouraged to soar. Through our weekly FLYING program, we continue to cultivate a culture that’s uniquely ours, steeped in the values of respect, responsibility, and active learning.

A highlight of this program is our Pomona rewards token system, which recognises and celebrates students for academic excellence, positive behaviour, and strong attendance. Each token is a symbol of achievement, entered into our fortnightly prize draw in the library - building a sense of excitement and community.

Regular attendance remains a cornerstone of our philosophy. Every day at school opens doorsto knowledge, to friendships, and to the future. Research backs it, and we see it firsthand - students who attend regularly thrive. If you need support around attendance, our Heads of Year and Student Support Team are here to help. Let’s work together to ensure every student takes flight.

What’s been happening at the Junior Secondary Campus…

On Thursday 24th April, our students and staff came together for a moving ANZAC Ceremony. We’re incredibly proud of the student leaders who guided the event with poise, and of the entire student body for their respectful and thoughtful participation. The ANZAC spirit remains a strong and meaningful part of our community.

Looking ahead, excitement is building for the Pomona campus cross country competition on Friday 8th May. This is always a spirited event that brings out the best in our students - whether they’re chasing a personal best, cheering on their house, or simply enjoying the day with friends.

Don’t miss our Junior Secondary Showcase on Tuesday 27th May - a standout event that offers families a glimpse into the incredible work happening every day on campus. From classroom projects to co-curricular highlights, it’s a celebration of everything that makes Pomona unique. More details coming soon!

And finally, later this term, our commitment to social responsibility shines through at our Sleep Rough fundraiser on Friday 13th June, hosted at our Belli Park Mimburi campus. This important event reminds us all of the power of empathy, community, and action. 

Kind regards,

Josh Cleary

Head of Campus

Parent Teacher Interviews

On Tuesday 13th May (week 4) the Semester 1 Parent Teacher Interviews will take place at Cooroy Campus. All families will receive an email with the booking link this week. It is a great opportunity for all students and their families to receive individual feedback on how they are travelling in each of their subjects. 

This year, the students will lead the meetings. In week 3, students will receive via email their Performance profile with their term 1 results. They will have time in class to complete a Reflection Tool Worksheet which they will bring to the interview to present to you and their teacher. This will be the opportunity to talk through the results and provide ways to see success in term 2. 

Kind regards

Sarah Thornley

Lee Merrett

Nic Banks

Catherine Seaniger

Year 12 Report

Term 2 Off to a Strong Start! 

We’ve had a solid start to Term 2, with students settling back in and showing great focus as we dive into Unit 3 content. TrackEd profiles have been emailed out, providing valuable insights into each student’s progress. We encourage families to make the most of upcoming Parent-Teacher Interviews—bookings are now open. These conversations are key to supporting each student in maximising their learning potential this term. 

It will be fantastic watching you all today at Cross Country, your enthusiasm and comradery always comes to the forefront on the track – more memories to make your senior year that bit more remarkable. Next, we look ahead to another exciting event—our final year 12 Athletics Carnival in Week 10. I can not wait to see the seniors racing down the line in their crazy, colourful costumes, it promises to be a memorable day!  

Please make sure to mark your calendars for these important Term 3 and 4 events: 

• Formal – Thursday 18th September 

• Celebration of Excellence – Wednesday 19th November 

• Graduation – Friday 21st November 

Let’s keep the momentum going! 

Michelle Budd

Year 10 Report

Keegan Green

Year 9 Report

Year 9 students have returned from the holidays energised and eager to learn. After receiving their term 1 grades, they've been reflecting on their goals for the upcoming term. We're optimistic that they'll continue to engage positively with their studies and school life, striving for progress.

A few reminders to ensure students are prepared for classes:

• Phones are not allowed in classrooms. Students must bring a charged device (not a phone) for lessons, along with books, pens, pencils, and other required materials daily.
• Bring a water bottle to refill and keep in class.
• Use the bathroom during breaks to minimize disruptions during lessons. Establishing routines now prepares students for future workplaces.
• Uniform standards remain high, but with colder weather approaching, full school uniform is mandatory—no hoodies or non-uniform jumpers are permitted.

Contact me with any uniform-related questions.

It's been a pleasure getting to know many Year 9 students last term, and I'm looking forward to meeting more as the year progresses. 

Bernard Weekes

Junior Secondary Campus Coordinator Report

Welcome to Term 2!

I hope everyone enjoyed a restful break and is feeling refreshed for the busy and exciting term ahead — I know I certainly am!

Before we get too far into the term, I’d like to introduce myself as your child’s Year Level Coordinator. While I’m new to Noosa District, I’ve been teaching for several years — although never in such a stunning, leafy setting! I’m really looking forward to getting to know all our students and supporting them as they continue their journey through junior secondary.

With our short three-day week to start, we’ve eased back into routines while also taking time to reflect on a very important occasion: ANZAC Day. This day holds a special place in our school calendar as we come together to honour and remember those who have served our country. Our ANZAC service was a truly moving event, and I’d like to acknowledge Tyree, Pippa, and Remaiah for their outstanding speeches. Their words showed real maturity and respect, perfectly capturing the spirit of remembrance.

Looking ahead, I’ll be encouraging students to stay on top of uniform expectations — especially wearing white shirts on Mondays (except if it is a public holiday on the Monday and then it is Tuesday)— and to continue turning up every day, ready to give their best. Building the habit of showing up, even on the tough days, sets students up for success both in school and beyond.

I’m excited for the term ahead and all the opportunities it will bring!

Candy Elley

Welcome Back to Term 2!

Year 10 students have an exciting and busy term ahead! Please make note of the following important dates:

• Week 4 – Thursday, 15th May: Mock Interviews
  During VWS class, we will have industry professionals come in to assist Year 10 students with mock interviews. This is a fantastic opportunity, especially for those still seeking work experience or exploring job opportunities outside of school.

• Week 6 – Monday, 26th MayWork Experience Forms Due
  All students are required to submit their work experience forms by this week.

• Week 10 – Work Experience: Monday, 23rd June to Thursday, 26th June
  Work experience is compulsory for all Year 10 students and forms part of their Project 5 in VWS.

For any inquiries, please email Tara Blair at tpitt46@eq.edu.au or call 5472 2222.

Tara Blair

Industry Liaison Officer
Email: tpitt46@eq.edu.au
Phone: 5472 2222

Interschool Sport Report – Years 9 and 10

Interschool sport for Years 9 and 10 will be held over two days in Weeks 4 and 6 of this term. We are pleased to confirm that we will be entering teams in the following sports:

• Boys Basketball – 2 teams
• Girls Netball – 1 teams
• Boys Touch Football – 2 teams
• Girls Touch Football – 2 teams
• Boys Football – 1 team

Further details regarding venues, times, and team selections will be communicated closer to the event dates.

Noosa District SHS shines at Sunshine Coast Schools Football finals.

Both Noosa District SHS open boys and girls team found success at the Sunshine Coast Schools Football finals.  After the finals were moved into term 2, due to the washout last couple of weeks in term 1, both teams were in for a massive task of potentially playing three games in one afternoon and evening to become champs.  Both teams started well with the girls defeating Unity College 4 – 0 and the boys defeating Nambour SC 2 – 0 in the quarter finals.  Unfortunately, the girls couldn’t repeat this success and were defeated by Flinders 5 – 1 who are an absolute Sunshine Coast Open girls football heavyweight, but their coach – Mr Zaslavsky was impressed with their efforts in this semi-final.  However, the boys team continued their winning ways by defeating Unity College in a penalty shoot-out.  Our boys were behind by two goals early in the game, but fought back to be 2 all at the final whistle.  The five boys selected for the penalty shoot-out showed immense composure by slotting all 5 penalties to win the shoot-out 5 – 4 in an unbelievably tense atmosphere.

The grand final was going to be tough encounter against St Johns, as this was our boys third game in 4 hours, whereas the opposition has played one less match in this finals evening.  To add to the narrative, the round game was a 1 all draw when they last met in term 1.  Ironically, the rain arrived for the grand final, but this didn’t reduce the quality of football or the supporter’s passion off the field throughout the tight game.  The Noosa boys slotted a goal to lead by one at half time, thanks to the accurate positioning and striking from George E.  In the second half, St Johns certainly tried everything, but the tenacity of the Noosa boys’ defence rose to the fore in an exciting last 10 minutes, with Noosa celebrating a stellar and deserved championship victory as the final whistle sounded. 

The many parents, teacher and friends in attendance were very proud of the efforts from the Noosa District boys, but none more so than their coach Mr Meredith.  The super coach couldn’t award a player of the match as he simply stated, “they all deserved this win after an amazing, undefeated season”. 

Congratulations to both open football teams for making the finals, especially the boy’s team who are now the Sunshine Coast Open Boys Champions.

Murray Gordon           Adam Hoy

HOD HPE                   Sports Coordinator

With the start of term 2 kicking off, we get ready for the term ahead, and all the opportunities that await us. This week, we saw our student compete for house points in the 2025 cross country around the school. As students run, walk, and jog together, they compete for points to help lead their houses to victory.

In the previous week, Noosa district held the ANZAC day ceremony. As we commemorated the fallen troops who laid their life for our country, we joined together in their memory. This important event reminds us of the hardship and loss of so many families, and why it is so significant for us to honour them for their sacrifice.

Furthermore, as winter approaches, we prepare for sleep rough, where students will experience a night ‘sleeping rough’ to spread awareness of those in less fortunate conditions. Additionally, all profits from this event is donated to buy backpack beds for the homeless, giving them the opportunity of protection from a shelter. Commencing on Friday, the 13^th of June, we encourage everyone to sign their notes and start fundraising! Moreover, during the day will be ‘winter woollies’, so remember to snuggle up and bring a gold coin donation.

After a long renovation process, our hall bathrooms are to open up. This renovation brings new life to the hall facilities and will benefit members of the school community as well as those visiting our school for our upcoming events, such as our fast-approaching musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, in term 3!

In more recent news, on Tuesday, the 13^th of May, Noosa District’s parent-teacher evening will be hosted from 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm at the Cooroy campus. We encourage parents to come along to discuss and explore ways to support your child’s learning journey and their success!

As we look ahead, we are excited for all the events and activities that the rest of 2025 has in store. We encourage each of you to stay engaged, continue to show your school spirit, and make the most of every moment. On behalf of the Student Council, we want to wish you all an incredible rest of the term.

Brydie Moore

School Captain

BYOX Devices for 2025

As parents will now be preparing to buy a BYOX device for 2025, please see below the 2025 Noosa District State High School BYOD specifications guide to assist you with purchasing your student’s computer. 

Noosa District SHS 2025 Ski Trip – Sign Up Now!

ONLY 5 places REMAINING

Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! The Noosa District SHS 2025 Ski Trip is heading to Perisher from 19th – 24th September 2025, and you don’t want to miss out!

For $2,420, you’ll experience five action-packed days on the slopes, improving your skiing or snowboarding skills while making unforgettable memories with your friends. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider, this trip offers something for everyone!

How to sign up:
Cooroy Campus – See Ms Priestley in the H Block staffroom for more details and a consent form.
Pomona Campus – Visit admin to collect a consent form.

Spots are limited, so act fast! Secure your place and get ready for an epic snow adventure!

RESCHEDULED & READY TO ROLL!

Comedy for a Cause – A Night of Laughter for a Great Cause!

Mark your calendars, because one of the most anticipated events of the year is back with a fresh date and even more reasons to laugh!

Join us on Friday, 20th June 2025 at Noosa District SHS, Tulip Street, Cooroy, for an unforgettable evening filled with world-class comedy – all in support of a meaningful cause. After a slight date shuffle, we’re thrilled to welcome you back for an updated show that’s sure to deliver non-stop laughter and good vibes.

The evening will feature hilarious acts from top comedians who have graced the stages of the Sydney and Melbourne International Comedy Festivals – all coming together to raise funds for Noosa District SHS and Events4GreaterGood.

Event Details:
Venue: Noosa District SHS, Tulip St, Cooroy
Date: Friday, 20th June 2025
Doors Open: 7:00 PM | Showtime: 7:30 PM (approx. 2 hours)

Ticket Prices:

• Adults – $40

• Students – $25
  Please note: Seating is unallocated – arrive early for the best spots!

Whether you're a long-time supporter or attending for the first time, this event is guaranteed to bring smiles, laughs, and a strong sense of community spirit. Plus, every ticket sold contributes directly to student programs and community initiatives.

 Book your tickets now:
https://comedyforacause.net/tc-events/ndshs/

For any enquiries, feel free to contact Mat Wakefield at mat@comedyforacause.net or call 0421 244 288.

So gather your friends, bring the family, and join us for a feel-good night where laughter truly is the best way to give back. Let’s make it a night to remember!

ANZAC Day

On April 25, 2025, students from Noosa District State High School (NDSHS) proudly participated in ANZAC Day services across the Sunshine Coast hinterland, including Cooroy, Tewantin, and Eumundi. Their involvement underscored the school's commitment to community engagement and honouring Australia's servicemen and women.​

Honouring Tradition in Cooroy

In Cooroy, NDSHS students joined the dawn service and subsequent march, paying tribute to the ANZAC legacy. The school's presence at these events reflects its ongoing dedication to community involvement and remembrance. ​

Leading the Way in Tewantin

At Tewantin, students assembled for the dawn service at the Tewantin War Memorial at 5:30 AM. The main parade commenced at 9:00 AM, with students marching alongside veterans and community members, culminating in a commemorative service at 9:30 AM. ​

Reflecting in Eumundi

In Eumundi, NDSHS students participated in the local ANZAC Day ceremony, joining residents in honouring the sacrifices of Australia's servicemen and women. Their involvement in these services highlights the school's commitment to fostering a sense of community and remembrance among its students

A Legacy of Community Engagement

Noosa District State High School's participation in ANZAC Day services is part of a longstanding tradition of community involvement. The school's engagement in these commemorations reflects its dedication to instilling values of respect, remembrance, and civic responsibility in its students. ​

As the community gathered to honour the ANZAC legacy, NDSHS students stood as a testament to the enduring spirit of remembrance and the importance of educating future generations about Australia's history and values.

Chesstastic Chess Club News  

We had an amazing day at the Gardiner Chess Interschool Completion at Coolum Beach High School on Monday 28th April walking away with an award for tied 3rd place!  Both the Pomona and Cooroy Chess club members had the opportunity to practice their skills against a range of players including giving them an opportunity to achieve a ranking. Players learnt tournament rules, check mate strategies and were guided to use their pieces more effectively. Players also further developed their critical thinking skills as well as, problem solving, resilience, accountability, time management, memory and cognitive development, sportsmanship as well as develop friendships and respect at this well-run event.  

There are two upcoming events run by Gardiner Chess.  

The first is in 3 weeks and parents are encouraged to enrol and take their child/children to attend.  

Term 2: Sunshine Coast Individual Age Championships 

When: Monday 19th May 

Where: Mountain Creek State School 

Who: All players in Prep to Year 12 

Cost: $24.00 per player (inc GST), invoiced to school post event. 

This tournament will have the following divisions being held: 

•          Under 8 (players born on or after 1/1/2017)
•          Under 10 (players born on or after 1/1/2015)
•          Under 12 (players born on or after 1/1/2013)
•          Over 12 Novice (Unrated players born prior to 1/1/2013)
•          Championship (Rated players born prior to 1/1/2013)

The second event ideally requires a team of 4 players in term 3.  

Term 3: Sunshine Coast Teams Championships 

When: Monday 11th August 

Where: Sunshine Coast Grammar School 

Who: All players in Prep to Year 12 

This competition is an individual/team tournament. Players are in teams of four where possible (based on ability levels) and there are usually 2 x high school divisions (Premier + Open) and then several primary divisions (Premier + Open A/B/C). 

Chess Club at Cooroy State High School is in the Library on Monday and Friday Lunch times and new members are always welcome.  

Rachel Saul 

Chess Coordinator Cooroy Campus.

QParents is here

Noosa District SHS is one of an increasing number of Queensland state schools that is offering the QParents web and mobile free online portal, providing a more convenient, easier way for parents and legal guardians of Queensland state school students to interact with their child’s school. Parents will have secure, online access to their child’s student information, any-time, anywhere, through a smart-phone, tablet or computer.

QParents allows parents to connect instantly with the school to access and manage their child’s student information, including:

• Attendance and absence details, as well as the ability to notify the school of an absence
• Viewing and downloading of class timetables
• Exam timetables and assessment planners
• Viewing unpaid invoice details, payment history, and making payments online
• Viewing and updating personal student details, including medical conditions and address
• Enrolment details
• Upcoming events lists showing school events, exam and assessment dates, and excursions.

Invitations have been sent out to all parents to register for QParents.  QParents won’t replace the traditional ways you communicate with our school, but it will provide another way to communicate with us.

More information about QParents can be found in the link below or scan the QR code

Click here for more information about QParents https://qparents.qld.edu.au

Contact the school for further information or registration assistance.

Saver Plus - Government Funded Program

Build Lifelong, life-changing savings habitsAnd save on education costsJoin us for an information session

Every Friday 1pm – 1:15pm

Register Here - https://thesmithfamily.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcpc-6hrDwiG9eJIunCIGUo9rsllSOllpJkFor further

Information email – SaverPlusQLD@thesmithfamily.com.au

P&C News

The P&C are looking for some talented special people to jump on board and help out with making our P&C and school great for our local students.  If you think any of the lists on these posters suit the type of person you are and your skills please get in touch with our president Kelli Saunderson.

The P&C is responsible for the supporting the school providing our School Canteen at both Pomona and Cooroy campuses and supply of school uniforms including the Uniform Shop with all profits being directed back to support the school as a whole. Previously the P&C have generously donated these funds towards the purchase of toilet block facilities at Mimburi, Toyota HiAce 12-seater mini bus and air-conditioning at Cooroy and Pomona Campuses. Your P&C Association is comprised of a small number of parents who choose to contribute two hours a meeting to benefit the students at Noosa District State High School.  The more people involved the merrier, all parents are welcome, and encouraged, to attend.

The P&C welcomes new memberships and application forms are available on our website. https://noosadistrictshs.eq.edu.au/our-community/pandc 

Join Our P&C Team as Treasurer!

Our fresh new PNC committee is ready to make great things happen for our Cooroy and Pomona campuses—now we just need a Treasurer to complete the team!

This is a volunteer role, but don’t worry—you won’t be doing it alone! We have a paid bookkeeper to assist, making the job much easier. If you have basic financial skills and a passion for supporting our school community, we’d love to hear from you.

Interested? Reach out to PandCPresident@noosadistrictshs.eq.edu.au and help us make a difference!

Volunteering

If you are interested in supporting the school through the P&C as a volunteer including the NEW “Work for the Dole” option with centrelink and Services Australia, email PandCSecretary@noosadistrictshs.eq.edu.au to discuss Blue Card and training aspects required. 

Our Tuckshop and uniform shop also welcome volunteers. The Pomona Campus is urgently requiring anyone who may be able to give up 1/2 hour a day to help serve students.  All volunteers need to have a Blue Card which is free to apply for online and to be fully vaccinated.  

Tuckshop News

Flexischools App for Purchasing Food and Uniforms

Noosa District SHS will be using Flexischools for parents to place lunch orders and make over-the-counter purchases at our school. Australia's #1 school ordering solution, Flexischools, operates in more than 1700 schools across Australia, enabling parents and students to order and pay for school lunches, uniform shop items, and school community events online or via the Flexischools app.

Flexischools App 

Parents simply download the Flexischools app from the Apple or Google store and follow the prompts to create an account. You can download the App and find registration and online ordering instructions here.

Parents can set daily spend limits and keep an eye on what they’re buying via your Flexischools app. Additionally, you can also add access for your child to use the App, enabling them to place online orders themselves - great for growing independence.

If you already have a Flexischools account for another family member then just select the Profile icon on the app and +Add New Student.

Student Cards 

Students will be able to make over-the-counter canteen purchases with their existing student ID card by linking their card to their profile in the Flexischools App.  

Here’s how to link your child’s student card to your Flexischools account for cash-free spending at school. 

• Register a Flexischools account and create a student 
• Select: Noosa District State High School from the drop down list 
• Under Settings, enter the Student ID number located on the front of your student card

Uniform Shop

Trading hours for 2025 :

Monday: 2.30 pm - 3.30pm

Wednesday: 8.00 am – 9.00 am

NDSHS school uniforms can now be purchased by completing the online form below: Order your student’s uniform needs online by visiting the link below or through the Flexischools App.

*Online - Uniform Order Form*

• Collection of uniforms will available upon receipt of payment.
• Please allow at least two weekdays for payment to be cleared and order to be processed.
• Once payment has been received a collection confirmation email will be sent.
• Paid orders will be available for students to collect from Cooroy Campus Tuckshop/Uniform Shop or Pomona Campus Tuckshop.
• Student Dress Code 

Consignment sales of pre-loved uniforms

The uniform shop offers a consignment sales service for pre-loved uniforms.

Please contact Sue 5472 2229 in the uniform shop if you have uniforms for

sale.