A clear vision
Our vision is to develop in each Glennie girl the intellectual, physical and spiritual potential to be All She Can Be.
Glennie girls are educated to the highest standards. In addition, they are given opportunities to develop their sporting and cultural talents through a rich, diverse and stimulating extra-curricular program.
By achieving an understanding of their own spiritual dimension, Glennie girls will make a positive contribution to the world and have a well-developed sense of citizenship.
As well-skilled, well-rounded and well-grounded young people of excellent character and integrity, Glennie girls will be able to be all they can be.
Mission
To Be All She Can Be
The Glennie School seeks to make an outstanding impact for the good of our society through the quality of our teaching, our renowned leadership in education, and by ensuring that every student reaches her full spiritual, physical and academic potential.
Guiding Principles
While our core values remain at the heart of our school, our strategic direction is underpinned by a set of fresh principles that will help our school grow and prosper in the years to come:
- Lifetime love of learning and curiosity
- Spiritual awareness and reflection
- Pursuit of personal best
- Global outlook and perspective
- Stewardship and sustainability
- Excellence in everything we do
“I have become more confident in myself, I am more resilient and I am excited to see what
the future holds.”
Philosophy
The Glennie School’s educational philosophy recognises each Glennie girl as a unique person whose developmental needs are best met within a loving and inclusive community where she can find a sense of belonging and opportunities for fulfilment.
A Glennie, education is holistic and seeks to help each girl to integrate her mental, physical, spiritual, social and emotional dimensions.
The School encourages commitment to a sound work ethic, self-discipline and service, within the context of the Anglican faith and ethos.
Girls at Glennie are encouraged to follow a Christian way of life. The School endeavours to teach a set of moral and spiritual values, as well as traditional codes of behaviour, good manners and honesty above that generally exhibited in our society. The teaching of personal values seeks to make our students responsible and caring members of their communities.
Natural talents are developed through academic and practical learning. The acquisition of knowledge and skills develops independent and critical thinking necessary for further study, employment and personal welfare.