Following an academic year like no other due to COVID-19, Carinity Education Glendyne has said farewell to our latest Year 12 graduates.
A total of 12 students graduated from the school on November 20. See photo gallery.
Between them the students achieved 40 Certificate qualifications for vocational training.
Six students were eligible for a Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).
Carinity Education Glendyne students had to overcome the challenges presented by COVID-19 in their senior year.
For several months, students learned remotely with school youth workers delivering schoolwork, empowering students to continue their learning from home during the coronavirus shutdown.
| 2020 Glendyne Subject Awards: | Engineering | Kye Jessen |
| Furnishing | Tyler Warry | |
| Hospitality | Kayla Hunter | |
| Retail | Rubin Buck | |
| FSK | Nikolas Bartlett | |
| ICT | Kayla Hunter | |
| Outdoor Recreation | Nikolas Bartlett | |
| Land Management and Conservation | Nikolas Bartlett | |
| Active Volunteering | Kayla Hunter | |
| 2020 Glendyne Major Awards: | Most Outstanding VET Award | Nikolas Bartlett |
| Academic Achievement Award | Rubin Buck | |
| Overall Best Attendance – Senior School | Rubin Buck | |
| ADF Awards | Tyler Warry | |
| Rotary Club Hervey Bay City All Rounder Award | Rubin Buck | |
| Daniel Tolliday Award – A student who has improved in the face of adversity | Kayla Hunter |