# A small Queensland connection

People can plan places with noise in mind. Queensland’s government explains that planning decisions can help reduce noise nuisance in communities.

That is a general real-world connection. Our pretend maker gallery is made-up. The government page does not tell us the noise level in your school, whether anyone heard your cue, or which classroom sign works best.

For a real local example, your educator can choose a permitted current school or council source and check exactly what it says. You can still design a useful pretend quiet sign without a local source.

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**Dated factual source:** [Queensland Government, Noise regulation](https://www.qld.gov.au/environment/management/pollution-management/environmental-nuisance/noise-regulation), last reviewed 22 June 2026; read 8 October 2026. Only the general role of planning is independently paraphrased. No legal instruction, complaint workflow, permitted noise limit, council/local venue fact or live measurement is adapted into children’s work. Source media/articles are not bundled; fictional gallery remains fictional.

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