The power of culture brought a revolution to the campus of GSHS as our teachers evolved into transformers, ninja turtles, French revolutionaries, jumping frogs and many more interpretations of the Expressive Arts Week theme for 2011, Evolution/Revolution. . . read more

We all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day to ensure good concentration and good health and Expressive Arts Week was a wonderful way for the Queensland Scripture Union to launch the GSHS breakfast club as a joint venture with Sarah Ellis from CARE Goondiwindi and school staff. read more

This year saw 3 teams travel to Brisbane from the 13th -16th October to compete in the Queensland Volleyball Junior Schools Cup. Goondiwindi SHS was proudly represented by teams in the Intermediate Girls Division 3 and 2 teams in the Junior Girls Division 2. The girls represented themselves and the school with great dignity, both on and off the court. . read more

The Goondiwindi State High School Visual Arts Department continue to forge productive community partnerships through the creation of ‘real life learning experiences. A public art project to paint a mural and a series of totem poles to be installed at the Goondiwindi Skate Park .read more