A Queensland grandmother , banned from any contact with children after being charged with the attempted murder of her two step-grandchildren , has moved into an apartment across the road from two schools after being released on bail this week . The woman , 58 , allegedly tried to kill the two boys , aged nine and 11 , by setting fire to their bedroom with an accelerant and 'intentionally impeding ' their escape route . She has been been charged with four counts of attempted murder of children , attempted arson and interfering with a corpse in a Morayfield home , north of Brisbane , between April 2013 and September 2014 . The Courier-Mail has now revealed the grandmother has moved within metres of Ipswich West Primary School and a special school , after her release from Brisbane Women ’ s Correctional Centre on bail this week . Scroll down for video . 'The last photo of me and my grandson ' : The grandmother of the youngest child who died in Queensland 's 'house of horrors ' claimed he was murdered . The alleged crimes all occurred at a home in Morayfield , north of Brisbane , when the grandmother was present . In January , the Queensland Magistrates court granted the woman bail on the condition she find somewhere to live where she would have no contact with anyone under the age of 18 . According to the the Courier Mail , angry parents outside the Queensland schools yesterday were demanding to know why they had n't been informed and for the grandmother to be moved . The woman 's laywer , Michael Bosscher , said one of the conditions of his client ’ s bail was that she had no direct contact with children but said the court did n't consider the move a risk . 'The court , when hearing her bail application , was aware of the proximity of the primary school and , given the nature of the charges , doesn ’ t consider her to be any particular risk to children , ' Mr Bosscher said . Horror scene : Queensland police recreated the moment the children , aged nine and 11 , were nearly murdered in their beds by a deliberately lit fire . Firefighters remove the bed from the makeshift home . Police believe the children were deliberately blocked from exiting their bedroom . Detectives allege the grandmother tried to kill her two step grandsons , aged 9 and 11 , by using an accelerant to set fire to a bed and holding their bedroom door closed . The children survived the fire with burns to their lower limbs , but a forensic recreation of the arson attack led detectives to believe someone had deliberately blocked their escape route from the bedroom . Police say the woman had twice before tried to suffocate the 11-year-old with a pillow and a tea towel as he slept . 'To have it happen to defenceless children is just mind-boggling , ' said Detective Acting Superintendent Damien Hansen of the crimes . Police have also accused the grandmother of killing a three-year-old boy in 2013 , and a seven-month old baby , her grandson , in the same 'house of horrors ' in 2014 . At the time , the younger children 's deaths were explain as SIDS [ Sudden Infant Death Syndrome ] but police say the grandmother , who was present at the Morayfield home when both children died , had moved the baby from her own bedroom to make it look like he had died in a cot . The father of the three-year-old , who had separated from the boy 's mother , pleaded in 2013 for anyone with information to come forward and help police . ' ( My son ) was a really healthy little boy , ' he said at the time . 'When I got the call that night he was at the hospital , something didn ’ t add up - he was a healthy three-year-old boy . 'How did my little buddy die ? ’ Asked previously by Seven News if she had killed her grandchildren , the woman replied : 'Absolutely not . I ’ m not a heartless person . Someone with no heart would do that . Father and son : The father of the three-year-old boy police believe was murdered by his step grandmother wants justice for the dead toddler . The father of a toddler police believe was murdered on July 27 last year at the birth of his son . All four boys are children of the same mother , but her most recent partner was father to the seven-month-old boy who died in September 2014 . The two boys who survived the fire remain in the care of their mother and stepfather under supervision . Police say the pair are not suspected of being involved . But the father of the boys , who sees them sporadically , said he 'feared for their lives ' every day they are in the house . 'Just mindboggling ' : Detective Acting Superintendent Damien Hansen said the crimes were horrific . The incidents , described by police as 'mind-boggling ' each occurred on the 27th day of different months . Investigations into the younger children 's deaths are ongoing and police are seeking legal advice on an appeal of the Court 's decision of bail for the grandmother involved . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Queensland grandmother , between 2013 and 2014 , who was charged with four counts of attempted child murder , has been released from prison on bail . The grandmother is accused of trying to kill two of her step grandchildren by setting their bedroom on fire . She is also accused of killing two other children from the same family in the Morayfield 'house of horrors ' 58 . Parents are angry to find the woman has moved to a unit across the road from two Queensland schools . The grandmother has said she is 'not a heartless person ' and claimed 'only a person with no heart ' would commit such crimes .