Ningi Schools & More

Ningi is a residential suburb located in the Moreton Bay Regional Council, Queensland. It is situated west of Pumicestone Channel and Bribie Island, with its northern boundary aligned with Ningi Creek. The main township is located on Caboolture-Bribie Island Road, surrounded by housing estates and rural properties. Ningi is known for its natural assets, historical attractions, and a range of amenities that cater to the needs of its residents.

History of Ningi

The name "Ningi" is derived from the Aboriginal Undanbi clan, the Ningi Ningi, who were traditionally associated with Toorbul Point on the north side of Ningi Creek. The name is thought to mean "oysters" in the language of the Undanbi clan. A testament to the area’s historical significance, Ningi is home to an Aboriginal Bora Ring and the remnants of a WWII bunker, which residents and visitors can explore.

Schools Near Ningi

While there are no schools located within Ningi itself, residents have access to several government primary and secondary schools in the surrounding areas. Conveniently situated just a short drive away, Caboolture becomes the preferred destination for families looking for schools near Ningi.

Families seeking a P-12 Christian education will find that Australian Christian College - Moreton is an accessible and reputable choice. With its dedicated team of teachers ensuring that students are well known, well loved and well taught, ACC Moreton is only a short drive from Ningi.

Ningi’s Natural Assets

Ningi is blessed with natural assets that add to its charm and appeal. The Ningi Creek Conservation Park, established in the west of the suburb, offers residents the opportunity to explore and appreciate the local flora and fauna. Ningi Island, located in the northeast, is part of the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park, providing a habitat for a variety of marine life. The grassed foreshore along Ningi Creek offers a picturesque setting for picnics and leisurely walks, with views overlooking Ningi Island.

Local Attractions in Ningi

Ningi boasts several unique attractions that showcase its rich history and natural beauty. The Abbey Medieval Festival enables visitors to step back in time and experience the excitement of jousting, archery, and medieval reenactments. For history enthusiasts, there are WWII bunkers that provide a glimpse into the region's wartime past. The Aboriginal Bora ring is another significant attraction, offering insight into the cultural heritage of the area.

Transport Options in Ningi

Ningi is well-connected in terms of transport options. Bribie Island Road, the main thoroughfare in the area, provides easy access to surrounding suburbs and major transport routes. Residents have access to regular buses for public transport, which connect Ningi to nearby towns and cities like Caboolture, Brisbane, and the Sunshine Coast. The suburb's convenient location allows for easy commuting and access to essential services and amenities.

ACC Moreton also offers a private school bus service to Ningi on school days. See the map below for options.

The information on this page is a guide only, contact the school for more information.

Local Businesses in Ningi

Ningi is home to a number of businesses that service the needs of residents and visitors, including:

• Painting: Matts Quality Paint Service
• Windscreen Repair: Speedy Autoglass - Brisbane North
• Plumbing: Waterwise Plumbing & Gas
• Baked Goods: CJ's Pastries Ningi

Residents contribute to the community's growth and advancement by patronising these local establishments.

Suburb Snapshot

• The drive time from Ningi to ACC Moreton is approximately 19 minutes.
• Before and after school care is available for students of ACC Moreton through SmartPlay Caboolture (onsite).
• Efficient kiss and drop zone operates along the front of ACC Moreton.
• Bell times: 8.30am to 3.00pm
• 2025 term dates:
  • Term 1: 28 January - 4 April
  • Term 2: 22 April - 20 June
  • Term 3: 14 July - 19 September
  • Term 4: 7 October - 3 December