To support the positive transition to secondary school Year 5 and 6 students from James Cook, Thomas Mitchell, Southern Cross, Mossgiel Park and Chalcot Lodge Primary Schools recently attended a transition day at Gleneagles Secondary College.
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.Students (parents on behalf of students) can make appointments by emailing wellbeing@gleneagles.vic.edu.au
Gleneagles Secondary College has again out performed similar schools in the National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN). Across Year 9 the results for Reading, Writing and Numeracy for Gleneagles SC were higher than for similar schools. My School Webiste
Congratulations to Jacob Grant for winning silver in high jump at State Athletics for the 18-20 years age group. Jacob jumped a height of 1.85cm to take out the medal.
A group of Year 8 students are currently participating in a pilot program with the South East Melbourne Phoenix Basketball Club. The Phoenix do a lot of work with primary schools, but this program is a pilot program for secondary schools.
Introducing our College Captains for 2023. CAPTAINS: Kayla Hancock and Dalia Said VICE CAPTAINS: Mia Trupl and Darrius Ooi
Construction of our new Senior Centre is scheduled to commence in the coming weeks, with completion set for the second half of 2023. The Senior Centre will be home to our VCE students and staff and will enable us to continue to offer a broad VCE program that caters to the needs of all students.
Throughout each year the college Principal awards one hundred GoldEAGLES. This is a lapel pin awarded to the staff, students and community members who most exemplify what it means to be a member of the Gleneagles community.
Congratulations to our 2019 School Captain, Josh Davis who was recently awarded the prestigious ‘Hansen Scholarship’ as part of his Bachelor of Arts (Politics / Islamic Studies) degree at the University of Melbourne.
On Thursday 2nd June a group of our students provided assistance for the running of Thomas Mitchell Primary School's Athletics Carnival. To quote Mr Gouge “the day would not have been possible without the help of the Gleneagles students.”