Exciting news for Indro Basketball players and fans - we’re partnering with the amazing Brisbane Bullets Basketball Club. Thank you Drew Mitchell, Kellie McCaffrey-Creed and Nicholas Jones for making this incredible collaboration happen! Read more about this amazing initiative below. https://lnkd.in/gtt8ifH6
Indooroopilly State High School
Primary and Secondary Education
Indooroopilly, Queensland 758 followers
A community of forward thinkers
About us
Indooroopilly State High School is a co-educational independent public secondary school in Brisbane with an excellent tradition and reputation for student success. We offer a well-rounded education that nurtures the talents of young adults and prepares them for a global future which they will help to shape. Our vision: A community of forward thinkers. We value: Each person's dignity Our community's diversity Open communication Quality learning
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http://www.indoorooshs.eq.edu.au/
External link for Indooroopilly State High School
- Industry
- Primary and Secondary Education
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Indooroopilly, Queensland
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 1954
Locations
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Primary
Ward St
Indooroopilly, Queensland 4068, AU
Employees at Indooroopilly State High School
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Marta Portoles
Spanish Immersion, Biology, Chemistry and Maths Teacher
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Manie Coetzee
Results-driven and highly experienced IT professional with nearly 40 years of expertise in information technology. Demonstrated ability to adapt to…
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Kelly TIAN
Marketing Officer - DE Queensland
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Alexia Bautista
High School Teacher
Updates
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Congratulations to Indro’s QCAA Class of 2024 on an incredible year of success! We are proud to share the results our students have achieved. The academic performance of our 2024 Seniors reflects their hard work, commitment and determination to do their personal best, alongside unwavering support from our dedicated teachers and their parents. Here is a snapshot of the outstanding 2024 results: 🎓 4 students achieved an ATAR 99+ 🎓 The Median ATAR for our 2024 cohort is 87.90 🎓 19% of graduates achieved an ATAR 95+ 🎓 42% of graduates achieved an ATAR 90+ 🎓 36.46% of subject results were an ‘A’ 🎓 34 students achieved As in at least 6 general subjects, earning them a QCE Certificate of Academic Commendation 🎓 14 students attained a perfect score of 100 in a subject 🎓 264 VET qualifications were awarded Congratulations to our Class of 2024.
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Congratulations to Michelle Terret who has been named in The Educator 2024 ‘Hot List’ featuring the Best Educators in Australia. Michelle was recognised for her role as Head of Year 10 at Indro this year. Great work Michelle and a well deserved honour. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g2AcMYvt
The Best Educators in Australia | The Hot List
theeducatoronline.com
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We were delighted to welcome delegates from the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission to Indro yesterday. Acting Executive Principal, Mrs Deirdre Hall, Indro leadership staff, Mr Martin Lock, Director, International Business, Department of Education International, and Mr Jeff Cao, Project Officer, Global Engagement, Department of Education International, met with Mr Zhenfeng Yang, Deputy Director-General of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, Ms Hong Sun, Director of Early Childhood Education and Care Department of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, Mr Yang Wang, President of Shanghai Teacher Institute, Ms Ying Zheng, Director of Jinshan District Education Bureau, and Ms Huihua He, Associate Dean of Institute of Early Childhood Education of Shanghai Normal University. The delegates enjoyed morning tea and a tour of the school, including learning more about Indro’s Innovative Teaching Practice and QLearn.
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Thank you Queensland College of Teachers for highlighting our wonderful Indro therapy dogs. Read more below…
What do you get when you cross a spoodle, a labradoodle, and a groodle with the chance to improve student wellbeing? Indooroopilly State High School's therapy dog program 🐕 Ludo the spoodle (pictured first) joined the staff list at Indooroopilly State High School in 2018, and was soon followed by two other 'oodles championed by Junior School Principal and 2024 TEACHX Award winner Deirdre Hall, and Deputy Principal Sandra Odger. Read more about the pup program in the November edition of QCT's eNews: https://lnkd.in/gmy2bBPY
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Congratulations to Emma Siepen who has been presented with a 2024 QATSIF Deadly Educators Award for her outstanding efforts in supporting our First Nations students at Indro. Emma was presented the award by Troy Gorman, Indro’s Head of International Students and First Nations Department.
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Our 2025 Senior Leaders, Jenny Knowles - Deputy Principal Year 12, and Marty Begbie - Head of Year 11, are in Tasmania this week participating in a leadership development course. The students are enjoying team bonding exercises and learning about different forms of leadership as they prepare to lead our school next year.
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Celebrating 70 Years of Indro State High School. Ken Austin was a long serving Science Head of Department at Indooroopilly SHS (1972 – 1999). Ken was an early adopter of technology, utilising early generation computers to conduct data analysis before such things were routine in schools. He was instrumental in establishing the school’s rainforest and greenhouse and he was also a passionate and skilled sailor. The Ken Austin Science Award is awarded each year in his honour.
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Congratulations to our talented students, Dheep Singh and Annie Huang who feature in a Courier Mail story on Brisbane's Highest Achieving Year 12 students in 2024. Dheep was our announced as Indro's Dux (QCAA) and Annie as our IB Dux at the Academic Awards earlier this term. Their tips for achieving study success are highlighted in the story. Well done, Annie and Dheep we are so proud of you and all of our students in the Class of 2024. You can read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gbQwYCZQ
Greater Brisbane’s highest achieving Year 12 students in 2024
couriermail.com.au
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Indro Junior School Principal Deirdre Hall (a 2024 TEACHX award winner for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching) and teacher Jade Thompson recently met with the Queensland College of Teachers to discuss our wonderful Therapy Dog program and the support and care these happy hounds provide for both students and staff. Ludo and Truffles - two of our school's dedicated therapy dogs are the stars of the story. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gg22Avbq