4th July 2025

Welcome to this edition of the Principal’s News! This newsletter serves as a valuable way to keep our school community informed, celebrate achievements, and highlight important events.

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Gleneagles Secondary College recently signed up to the Cooking Classes program offered by Foodbank. Building community connections & having quality family experiences were just some of the positive outcomes of this joint program.

Congratulations to our class of 2024! We are extremely proud of our Year 12 students who have finished the year with amazing results.

Gleneagles Dux for 2024 is Fadi Abouissa. Fadi achieved an outstanding  ATAR of 97.35.

For 2024 Gleneagles has achieved the highest rating possible on the Department of Education's School Performance Report. This puts us amongst the top performing schools in the state in terms of both student learning and wellbeing outcomes!

Gleneagles Secondary College has our own Doctor as part of the Victorian Government's DISS Program. The service is absolutely free and is available every Friday 9am-1pm.
Parents can make appointments on behalf of students by emailing wellbeing@gleneagles.vic.edu.au.

In 2025 we will be introducing the Gleneagles and Melbourne City Futures Program. The program will cater to students across Year 7-9 and eligibility will be based on a number of factors based around exemplifying our college values.

The Year 10-12 Curriculum Handbook outlines our Senior Pathways and Programs. The handbook, along with individual student course counselling and the Careers & Pathways Expo (July 25th), supports students to make informed pathway decisions.
Year 10-12 Curriculum Handbook
Year 10-12 SEAL Pathway 2025

Gleneagles Secondary College has  outperformed the State Average in the National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN). Across all 5 categories at both Year 7 and at Year 9.

In 2020, the This is ‘IT’ initiative was born, in an attempt to equalise access to education across the South East region of Melbourne.

The initiative aimed to offer scholarships to local students, in the form of laptops.