Glendale Technology High School (Official)

30/08/2026

27/08/2026

We are ready for today’s Stage 4 Careers Day ✅

27/08/2026

Our Senior Thrive students had the fantastic opportunity to visit Aruma’s Manufacturing Facility in Warabrook as part of our ongoing work connecting with providers and exploring post-school pathways for students with a disability.
The facility produces quality fabrication, engineering and customised metal products, giving our students the opportunity to see first-hand the range of products manufactured by the team and learn more about the skills and roles involved.
A huge thank you to the wonderful Aruma staff for welcoming us, providing an informative tour and sharing the range of employment opportunities and supports available to our students. It was a valuable and inspiring experience that helped our students see the possibilities for their future beyond school!

27/08/2026

🕵️‍♀️🔎 Criminology Workshop Day! 🔎🕵️‍♂️
As part of National Skills Week, Glendale Technology High School students from Years 9–12 joined EPP Lake Macquarie for an exciting Criminology Workshop Day delivered by Luke from Crime Story!
Students got hands-on with interactive crime scene investigations, developing skills in
🔍 observation
🧠 problem-solving
💬 communication and
🤝 teamwork
Students also explored post-school pathways and university degrees through a presentation from the University of Newcastle.
A fantastic day of investigation, skills development and career exploration! 🚀

24/08/2026

Today, our 7G Avid Strategies class celebrated the unique strengths within our classroom. Each student took the time to recognise the positive personality traits of their classmates, highlighting what makes every individual special. They then transformed these affirmations into a personalised canvas, showcasing their best qualities. It was a powerful reminder that our differences are our strengths, and that by uplifting one another, we build confidence, connection, and a culture where everyone feels valued.

21/08/2026

As part of our Bringing The Beats we were lucky to have the Vincent and Hugo Acoustic Duo perform a set on the CAPA Balcony today.
Every fortnight to end the week we are showcasing a different Music genre with performances such as DJ sets and acoustic performances.
The playground was definitely rocking today.

21/08/2026

Our incredible Year 7 students are creating the most incredible Exquisite Co**se artworks!
We are so very proud of their creativity, collaboration and design skills.

20/08/2026

Last Thursday, we attended the Future Choices Expo at McDonalds Jones Stadium. Career Links raffled off a signed Newcastle Knights jersey to attendees at the event, and Brooklyn was the lucky winner!! Congrats Brooklyn!

19/08/2026

Last week, Year 9 headed to Blackbutt Reserve for a great day of team challenges, puzzles, wildlife and time spent with friends.
There were games, guitars, plent​​y of laughs and lots of very enthusiastic action on the adventure playground, because apparently Year 9 are never too old to be big kids!

Back at school, students enjoyed their own fun program of trivia, research, challenges and recreational activities.
A great day all around for our Year 9 students!

19/08/2026

Congratulations to our 16 boys soccer team for their fantastic run in the Col Whitney Cup.
This is why we love sport, the highs, the lows, the drama and the lessons we learn!
Today was exactly that. The boys went into the finals full of confidence after their back to back wins previously. For 90% of the first match Glendale dominated Warner's Bay and should have been comfortably winning at half time but for the missed chances. We did however take the lead in the second half and with nine minutes left looked well on our way to victory, however it was not to be our day. A strange own goal, then a wonder strike from the half way line changed the course of the match and the final result. Sometimes in sport the best team doesn't win, and that was certainly the case today.
Glendale however dug deap for the 3rd and 4th place match against St Paul's and again played some outstanding football. We came in at half time leading 1-0 and looked again to be on track to victory however this match also had a strange twist. Two quick goals from St Paul's took them into the lead but as we pushed for the equaliser the match had to be abandoned because of a St Paul's player injury.
Now with the match being abandoned we would have awarded a draw resulting in glendale coming 3rd overall on goal difference. However our Glendale students once again showed how brilliant they are by giving the game to St Paul's due to the unfortunate circumstances!
Gentleman I am immensely proud of your performances, resilience and unquestionable sportsmanship.
Well done
Mr Powell👍⚽️