Facilities

​​​​​​​​Over the past decade, St Francis College has enjoyed a multi-million dollar upgrade of facilities. 

Additions such as the state-of-the-art Year 4 & 6​ classrooms (See photos) and Health Hub ensure that the school remains at the cutting edge of modern education. The development of additional classroom areas and the refurbishment of existing buildings forms part of our College​​ Master Plan. Upgrades occur regularly as we strive to enhance the look and feel of our P-12 campus.

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© Brisbane Catholic Education, St Francis College (2024)​

​One of the most a​ppea​ling features of our campus is the beautiful grounds, where many Australian natives can be found, attracting a range of birdlife. This certainly complements the Franciscan ethos that we follow. ​

​​​College Building Location Map

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  1. Agnes: Named after Saint Agnes of Assisi, sister of Saint Clare. Year 1 classrooms are here.
  2. Angelo: Brother Angelo, close companion of St Francis, is honored here. The building serves as a Student Support Centre.
  3. Anthony: Named after St Anthony of Padua, patron of lost things. Year 4 classes are housed here.
  4. Assisi: St Francis’ birthplace, this building is the College Administration Centre.
  5. Bernardo: Named for Bernardo di Quintavalle, an early follower of St Francis. Year 2 classrooms are here.
  6. Bonaventure: Library and Learning Centre named after St Bonaventure, a Franciscan priest and scholar.
  7. Café Francesco: Hospitality Trade Training Centre with a full kitchen and restaurant. Adjacent is Paradise Piazza.
  8. Chiara: Named for St Clare, this building houses Year 3 classrooms.
  9. Dadirri: Aboriginal word for stillness and deep listening, a gathering space for students.
  10. Giotto: Art rooms, named after the Italian artist Giotto, who painted St Francis’ life.
  11. Greccio: St Francis recreated the manger scene here; Prep classrooms are housed in this building.
  12. Gubbio: Named after the city where St Francis tamed a wolf. Middle Years students use this building.
  13. Il Gardino: Horticulture Trade Training Centre, featuring olive trees.
  14. Jagera Oval: Named after the traditional owners, the Jagera people.
  15. La Cucina: Food Technology Centre.
  16. La Verna: Retreat space favored by St Francis. Senior learning areas are here.
  17. Leo: Brother Leo, a close companion of St Francis, has a building that houses Year 7 classrooms.
  18. Maximilian Kolbe Pavilion: Named after the Polish Franciscan martyr. Used for basketball and assemblies.
  19. Nazareth: ITD and futures technology building.
  20. Numbellie Karulboo Community Centre: A meeting place named from local languages meaning “everybody altogether.” Provides outside school care.
  21. Padua: Music and Drama are taught here.
  22. Perugia: Science labs and general learning areas are found here.
  23. Piazza: A gathering space for Year 7 students.
  24. Rufino: Named after Brother Rufino, who witnessed St Francis’ stigmata. Houses games rooms.
  25. San Damiano Hall: Named after the San Damiano Cross, linked to St Francis’ calling. A monastery near Assisi.
  26. Solano: Named after Francis Solano, a missionary priest in South America.
  27. Trisports: Area for physical activities.
  28. Yugambeh Oval: Named after the Yugambeh traditional owners.​




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