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Rockhampton Grammar School received $5.6 million in JobKeeper in 2020 and more than $17.6 million in school fees, an annual report has revealed.
The report, which is for the year ending December 31, 2020, also revealed headmaster Dr Phillips Moulds received a salary of $498,626, while the deputy headmaster received a wage of $222,317.
The annual report and financial statements were submitted from the school board of trustees to Minister for Education Grace Grace and were recently tabled at Queensland Parliament.
RGS, which was founded in 1881, is one of eight schools in Queensland governed by the Grammar Schools Act 2016.
RGS is the largest independent boarding school in Queensland and the second largest co-educational boarding school in Australia.