The two end wings (which could accommodate a total of 100 pupils) had their own side verandah and stairs. The east wing contained a chemistry room, and a mechanical drawing and physics room, with a balance room, polariscope (used for examining substances) room and store between the main rooms. The west wing contained a bookkeeping room and domestic science room, separated by a fitting room and store. The understorey was open, except for under the verandah annexe, and some battening, and the floor was concreted. Male and female hand basins were located under the verandah annexe. Three additional piers were provided to support the balance table in the eastern wing (not extant, although their position is still discernible in the understorey's concrete floor).Bundaberg Mail, 25 January 1921, p.2Department of Public Works (DPW) Plan 8-20-7/2, "Bundaberg High School and Technical College", July 1919DPW Plan Barcode 16085575, "Bundaberg High School & Technical College", July 1919Project Services, "Bundaberg State High School".
