The alarm was raised after staff noticed the child was missing from class this morning.
Police are investigating after a primary school student was left on a bus in northern Queensland.
The Christian college said staff had noticed the student was missing from class and raised the alarm just after 10am.In a statement, the school said the student is "now in good health and attending class as usual".
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