Welcome Back to Term 1 2012 from Janet Young, Principal
Welcome back to school 2012. This is a very busy term with many school functions. I hope to meet many of you at these events as the term progresses. I am very pleased to announce that I have been permanently appointed as Principal of Glenmore SHS. Ms Ganter has decided not to return to Glenmore SHS as she wishes to continue her studies in Brisbane.
School Watch
Police ask the community to watch over schools during school holidays.
School watch program is a partnership between Education Queensland, Queensland Police Service and State Government Security and aims to encourage the community to watch over schools and report suspicious activity to a central reporting number 131788.
The motto of the program is ‘Look, Listen, Report’ and is designed to educate the community to report suspicious activity to their local police station.
Police are urging residents who live near schools to report any suspicious behaviour in or on school grounds. Schools become targets during the holidays with many being the victims of willful damage, graffiti and break ins during this period.
Neighbouring residents are urged to contact their local police and report any such suspicious behavior. By taking a vested interest in nearby properties, you are also reducing the risk of offenders targeting your property.
Equipment Lists - All Year Levels for 2012
Information for Parents - Study Skills Booklet
Student Resource Scheme and Levy Payments are now due.
Parents are advised that Student Resource Scheme and Levies are now due for payment.
ADDITIONAL places available in 2012 AMSCO program
Does your child find the work in Year 7 and Year 8 too easy? Are they often bored because the pace of the work is too slow? The AMSCO Program caters for students in Year 8 and Year 9 who have ability and an in interest in Mathematics, Science and Computers, and who thrive on being challenged in these areas. Students in this program are accelerated in Mathematics and Computer Science, and study Science at a more complex level. The students in the AMSCO classes are well-behaved, have a good work ethic and are motivated to learn.
Glenmore High School also has a small number of places available in the 2012 Year 8 Extension class. Please contact Rex Boggs, the Head of Mathematics and Informatics at Glenmore High School via email at
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