The program for this celebration of community can be found by following the link below and either saving to your device or printing. See you there!! FINAL STANDARD FINAL CITH-I Event Trifold 2025
On Monday, 10th November, Glen Innes High School held its annual Remembrance Day Ceremony to honour the service and sacrifice of Australian men and women who have served in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. We were privileged to have representatives from the Glen Innes RSL Sub-Branch, including Gail Turnbull, James Tattersall, Rod Gair and Victor Tracey, join us for the occasion. Their presence provided a meaningful connection between our students and the wider community as we paused to reflect on the significance of this national day of remembrance. Our student leaders led the ceremony with dignity and respect, including the reading of…
Most people are well aware of Prime Minister Albanese's recent long awaited meeting with President Trump in the White House. However, they might not be aware that apart from the Prime Minister and Ambassador Kevin Rudd, the only cabinet ministers present were Madeleine King, Minister for Resources and former Glen Innes resident and High School student, Senator Tim Ayres, Minister for Industry and Innovation and Minister for Science. Holding two cabinet portfolios, Tim Ayres is regarded as one of the Government's most capable ministers and is a close political ally of the Prime Minister. Tim Ayres was seated next to Kevin…
Under a cool November sky, a large and solemn gathering assembled at Anzac Park on Tuesday, 11 November, to commemorate Remembrance Day 2025. Ex-servicemen and women, students, cadets, dignitaries, and local residents gathered together in quiet reflection, united in honour of those who have served — and those who continue to serve — in defence of our nation. Red poppies adorned lapels, and the gleam of polished medals caught the morning light, each one a symbol of courage, sacrifice, and enduring remembrance. The service commenced with an opening prayer by Rev. David Robinson, followed by moving poems read by students…
Glen Innes is celebrating a remarkable achievement — Mr Matt Dodds, Physics and Biology teacher at Glen Innes High School, has received the Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools for 2025! This national award recognises Mr Dodds’ outstanding dedication to inspiring young minds right here in Glen Innes. His innovative teaching makes science come alive — turning complex ideas into hands-on learning experiences that ignite curiosity and confidence. Passionate about opportunity for all, he ensures that students in rural and regional areas have access to the same high-quality STEM education as those in major cities.…
The Glen Innes Lions Club recently hosted its annual Lions Youth of the Year event, proudly led by Chairperson Lion Terry te Velde. Four talented students from Glen Innes High School — Azalea Singh, Ilyssa Newbury, Jayden McIntyre, and William Lynn — impressed judges and guests alike with their confidence, intellect, and poise. Each contestant participated in panel interviews, responded to two impromptu questions, and delivered a five-minute prepared speech on a topic of their choice. Guests were treated to an entertaining performance by the Jacaranda Highlander Celtic Dancers, while representatives from Glen Innes Lions, Glen Innes Highlands Lioness Lions,…
TWO students from the Glen Innes district will be setting the tone and spirit of The Armidale School into 2026, having been inducted to key leadership positions this term. Ella Vidler of Emmaville is a School Prefect and Brooke Tudor of Dundee is Captain of Nina Macdonald House and Captain of Equestrian. The students were presented with their badges at an induction ceremony at TAS on the first day of Term 4. Ella has represented the school in rugby, shared her views on regional youth issues as a delegate to the NSW Legislative Council Youth Forum and was recently a…
The Glen Innes High School Parents and Citizens Association (P&C) works to bring staff, students, parents, and the wider community into close collaboration. Our purpose is to assist in providing facilities and equipment, while also promoting the recreation and welfare of students at our local public high school. Over the past three years, the GIHS P&C has proudly partnered with the school and local community groups — including the Glen Innes Men’s Shed and Glen Innes Junior Cricket — with the generous support of the White Rock Community Fund and Cricket Australia. Together, these collaborations have led to significant upgrades to the GIHS cricket nets and the Performance Arts Centre,…
The Glen Innes Public School’s senior choir and small choral group both brought home First Place trophies from the annual Tenterfield Eisteddfod in the first week of September. The eisteddfod was held in the Tenterfield School of Arts Theatre under the watchful eyes, and ears, of London-trained adjudicator, Melissa Buchholz. Ms Buchholz teaches woodwind, piano, double bass and singing, and her students have won countless awards and scholarships (and toured and performed) all over Europe. The accompanists for the Glen Innes contestants were pianist Helen Smith and guitarist Sean O’Hara. Twenty Five of the 33 choir members made the trip…
Year 12 have finished for the year and school holidays have begun. The following link provides information on the activities of our great little high school over the last term. https://newsletters.naavi.com/i/N3e7DdM/issue-12/page/cover
