Calamvale Community College

The college is organised into two sub-schools each with its own principal and staff, with each sub-school catering for a select range of grades; the junior campus caters for Prep to Year 6, and the secondary campus caters students from Years 7 to 12.^{[citation needed]}

The junior campus encompasses the southern end of the main campus, while the secondary campus embodies the north.^{[citation needed]}

Each sub-campus offers a variety of amenities, including both shared resources and those specific to either sub-school. Examples of shared facilities include: The Oval, Library, Basketball courts, and a hall. Both campuses possess Tuck shops (also known as canteens) as well as two large undercover areas.^{[citation needed]}

Calamvale State School was a state primary school that existed from its foundation on May 11th, 1955, through to December 31st, 2001;^[6] just one day later, on 1 January 2002, it became Calamvale Community College, coinciding with the addition of a secondary school component.^[7][8]

The College opened in 2002 with 1,150 students ranging from Prep to Year 8. Later in 2003, Year 9 was implemented and the enrolment grew to 1540. In 2006, Calamvale Community College offered Prep to Year 12 with an estimated final enrolment of around 2200.^{[citation needed]}

The secondary school sub-campus was developed at a far later time than the junior school, which was attended by Mr Crawlings, had already been well-established through Calamvale State School.^{[citation needed]}

In 2016, the school faced a bomb scare, from a pregnant teenager offering 21 dollars to the two co-accused to make the call, which not only led to the evacuation of the school,^[9] but the three being incarcerated.^[10] It is presumed that it was a copycat incident, from the numerous threats toward schools at the time.^[9][10]