The Glennie School, Toowoomba

A place of community

Glennie is more than a school, it is a community

Students, staff, parents, families, friends, Foundation members and Glennie Old Girls are all part of a caring, supportive and active community, helping Glennie girls thrive and achieve in a safe and nurturing environment.

An engaging academic program presented by dedicated and motivated teachers forms the building blocks of Glennie’s success, but it is the strong sense of community that sets Glennie apart from other schools.

Through opportunities to work together with girls of all ages and backgrounds, your daughter will expand her leadership and social skills and develop fundamental values such as compassion, respect, empathy and tolerance.

Glennie graduates leave the School with more than just a top-class education. Every girl is equipped with the foundations to achieve her personal best and the moral compass to be All She Can Be.

The Glennie School is well supported by a very active parent community that plays an important role in the development and improvement of the School.

Regular opportunities are afforded to parents to provide feedback and suggestions for improvement through involvement in parent representative groups, surveys, forums, seminars and information evenings.

 

Community at Glennie

Friendships are formed at Glennie

An active community

The Glennie School is well supported by a very active parent community that plays an important role in the development and improvement of the School.

Whether past or present, Glennie parents have been an integral part of the very fabric of our community. Their passionate encouragement of our girls, dedication to our programs and ongoing support is key to who we are as a school.

The School, Parents and Friends Association and support groups provide many opportunities for parents to come together and establishlong-lasting friendships.

These friendships are cemented at events and celebrations such as Mums’ and Dads’ evenings, Principal’s country visits to regional Queensland and New South Wales, the Welcome Soiree, Boarding Mothers’ and Fathers’ catch-ups, Glennie Fair, High Tea, Jazz festival and a host of sports and arts events. 

Old Girls at Glennie

The journey continues for Old Girls at Glennie.

Parents & Friends Association

The Glennie Parents and Friends’ Association and its sub-committees are voluntary groups that pride themselves on making a difference to the educational environment at the School. The P & F assists the School by providing additional resources, equipment and general support for the benefit of all Glennie girls. All Glennie parents and friends are welcome to join this very active group, whose activities afford many chances to meet new people, make a contribution and enjoy your Glennie experience. Depending on where your interests lie, you can join the general P & F group, any of the Glennie P & F sub-committees or both.

P & F meetings are advertised in the School calendar and communicated via email. These meetings are attended by the Principal and other senior staff.

Parents’ attendance is encouraged and welcomed at these meetings, providing an opportunity for you to make a contribution to decisions being considered for:

  • Fundraising activities
  • Requests for financial assistance
  • Allocation of available funds
  • How best the P & F can benefit all Glennie girls