St Catherine's Anglican School (a school for girls operated by the Sisters of the Sacred Advent). The school closed in 1997. In 2000 the site was purchased by the Anglican Church Grammar School (based in Brisbane), becoming their Slade Campus. However they decided to close the campus in 2005 saying it was not economically viable. In 2007 the site was purchased by the local council. In 2013 the site was purchased by the Warwick Christian College which commenced operations in 2014. Although the Queensland Government had architectural plans for a Baby Clinic in Warwick from at least 1923, it was not until Friday 21 February 1930 that the Warwick Baby Clinic was officially opened by Home Secretary J.C. Peterson. The building cost about £2,000 and was built on land donated by the Warwick ambulance brigade. The purpose of baby clinics was to prevent disease in early childhood and the Warwick Baby Clinic was the 15th built in Queensland. During World War II, the 2/12th Army General Hospital took over the Scots College buildings and grounds in Oxenham Street, with the school relocating to Kingswood and Toolburra. Warwick West State School opened on 31 January 1956. Glennie Heights State School opened on 25 January 1960. The current Warwick Public Library opened in 1964 with a major refurbishment in 1999. St John's Anglican Church at Thane closed circa 1968. The church was relocated to the Mile End Park, 177 Pratten Street in west Warwick where it continues to operate as St John's Anglican Church. In 1970, the Presbyterian Girls College and The Scots College merged into a co-educational school called Scots PGC College. On 5 February 1981, The School of Total Education was established in Warwick by Vijayadev Yogendra (1930–2005). Yogendra was a yoga teacher and educationalist, the son of Shri Yogendra (who in 1918 founded the Yoga Institute in India). The school aimed to develop children through spiritual and emotional growth to additional to physical and intellectual development. St Mary's School opened its Upper Campus in 2002. In 2007, Warwick Christian College was established by the Christian Community Ministries. In the , the locality of Warwick had a population of 12,222 people. Facilities The Southern Downs Regional Council operates a public library in Warwick at 49 Albion Street. The Condamine Valley branch of the Queensland Country Women's Association has its rooms at 76 Grafton Street. Warwick Wesleyan Methodist Church is at