Our Lady of Fatima Primary School

Specific median weekly household income or employment-type breakdowns are not available in the provided sources. However, the Allhomes suburb summary shows Acacia Ridge has a population of 7,486 with an average age of 36 years. Recent property sales listed on Allhomes range from $700,000 for townhouses to $1,130,000 for houses, suggesting a middle-to-upper working-class and family-oriented market.

No data on the most common country of birth for Acacia Ridge residents was found in the provided search results, which were irrelevant (focused on the acacia plant). This information is not available from these sources.

No information about outside school hours care (OSHC) at Our Lady of Fatima Primary School was found in the provided snippets. The search results for "OSHC" returned dictionary definitions of the word "our". This specific detail is not available.

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The local Acacia Marketplace (acaciamarketplace.com.au) is a shopping centre in the suburb that features dine-in and takeaway options such as Muncheez Pizza & Kabab. Specific supermarkets or ethnic grocery stores were not named in the provided sources, but the marketplace itself suggests a standard suburban retail hub.

Acacia Ridge offers several casual takeaway and dine-in options. **Rainbow Thai** (Thai cuisine) is a locally recommended spot for rich curries and authentic pad thai. **Guzman y Gomez – Acacia Ridge** (Shop 1, 1439 Beaudesert Road) serves fresh, customisable Mexican burritos, bowls, and tacos, open daily until 9–10 pm. **Pho Lewis Tran** (1150 Beaudesert Rd) offers Vietnamese pho and is rated 4.6/5. Other options include Domino's Pizza and Muncheez Pizza & Kabab.

No tutoring or enrichment services specific to Acacia Ridge were found in the provided search results (results referenced Miami, Fiji, and generic AI tutors). This information is not available from these sources.

Public transport in the area is operated by **TransLink**, offering both bus and train services. According to the local travel guide, bus services from Acacia Ridge to Brisbane CBD take just over an hour. The nearest rail network (per the South East Queensland rail map) is the **Beenleigh line**, with stations at nearby suburbs like Kuraby, Fruitgrove, and Altandi, though no specific Acacia Ridge station is listed. Driving via the Logan Motorway (M6) is the fastest option, connecting to the Ipswich and Pacific Motorways. TransLink currently charges a flat 50-cent fare for all trips.