St Joseph's Primary School

1) Corinda is an established, family-oriented suburb according to the 2021 Census (ABS). The median age is 41, with 1,534 families and an average of 1.8 children per family. The median weekly household income is $2,188, while the median weekly rent is $388, indicating a solid middle-to-upper-middle demographic.

2) The 2021 ABS QuickStats data for Corinda (SAL30724) provides comprehensive country-of-birth information, though the specific top response is not listed in the provided extract. St Joseph's Catholic School Corinda itself describes the community as "multicultural," reflecting the suburb's diverse population.

3) Specific Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) details are not published on the St Joseph's Corinda website in the provided information. However, a nearby OSHC is St Aidan's Outside School Hours Care, located at 11 Ruthven St, Corinda (4075), which offers Before and After School Care.

4) St Joseph's Primary School Corinda serves as a venue for 'Tennis For Kids' group lessons and fixtures, providing an organised extracurricular sport. The school also hosts community events like the annual St Joseph's Corinda Primary School Fete, reinforcing its warm, welcoming community feel.

5) The main commercial strip runs along Oxley Road in Corinda, supporting everyday needs. For specialty ethnic grocery shopping, the nearby suburb of Inala (adjacent to Corinda) offers an Asian Grocery Store at 10 Corsair Ave, Inala QLD 4077.

6) For casual family dining and takeaways, Domino's Pizza (Shop 2/670 Oxley Rd) offers Italian/fast food. Other local family-friendly options include Curry n Cask - Indian Bistro and Noodle Asia (Chinese Cuisine), both located on Oxley Road.

7) Ezy Math Tutoring lists 182 maths tutors available in Corinda, offering in-home or online sessions covering maths, English, science, and more. Additionally, HighSchoolTutors.com.au provides access to 76 local tutors in the Corinda area for a range of subjects.

8) Corinda railway station is part of the Brisbane rail network, historically the South Brisbane Railway Line which opened in 1874. As a well-connected suburb, it provides commuter train access to the Brisbane CBD, including Roma Street and Central stations.