What does it mean to “Believe and Achieve”? At Glenala State High School, these words aren’t just a motto. They’re a promise. A promise whispered in the hallways bustling with over a thousand students. A promise echoed on the modern campus grounds, right here where we stand, in the Brisbane suburb of Durack. Glenala State High School, established in 1996, wasn’t always a single entity. It rose from the amalgamation of two schools: Inala State High School and Richlands State High School. This merging of histories, of experiences, has created a unique spirit within Glenala’s walls. This spirit is nurtured by nearly a hundred dedicated teachers who guide their students through years 7 to 12. Imagine the echoes of past students. Among them, a young Wayne Goss, who walked these halls before becoming the Premier of Queensland. His story, like so many others who’ve graced Glenala’s classrooms, shows the power of belief. Glenala State High School is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a crucible where potential is forged into achievement, fuelled by belief.
Wagtail Grove
“Wagtail Grove? Now there’s a name that sparks curiosity!”” Wagtail Grove, as peculiar as it might sound, is a relatively