Grace Grace MP | Politician
Grace Grace MP
Phone: +61 7 3145 9100
Address: 37 Longland St Newstead 4006 Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Website: https://www.gracegracemp.com
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24.01.2022 Big congratulations to Marsden State High School & principal Andrew Peach! Shannon Fentiman MP
23.01.2022 Happy Pride everybody! Rainbow Labor QLD marquee is up and running right next to PFLAG Brisbane so come visit and check out the Annastacia Palaszczuk MP government's achievements to date and our plans and aspirations for the term ahead. It's a beautiful day in our beautiful New Farm Park. Let’s celebrate love and diversity #loveislove #lovewins
20.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS: The Queensland border will open to Victoria next Tuesday, December 1! Annastacia Palaszczuk MP made the announcement this morning after Victoria met the target of 28 days without community transmission. ... This is great news not only for our economy and businesses but also for those who'll be able to visit their loved ones after months apart.
20.01.2022 What an honour it was to be sworn in to the 57th Parliament alongside these strong female leaders Annastacia Palaszczuk MP
18.01.2022 New Farm parkrun is back It was cancelled more than eight months ago due to COVID-19 but resumed this morning with more than 400 participants Great to see so many people out and about enjoying this beautiful Brisbane day!
16.01.2022 Tradies are working hard to finish building Stage 1 of our five new Queensland state schools, opening in 2021 This week Gainsborough State School Foundation Principal Clay McCann put on a BBQ to say thanks to the workers from FKG Group Construction of this school is supporting 180 local jobs.... Gainsborough looks fantastic and will be ready to welcome the first Prep - Year 6 students on Day 1 in January!
15.01.2022 Our Queensland Year 12 students aren't the only ones leaving the nest this year. Our Year 6 students are graduating from primary school, heading into Year 7 in high school in 2021. They've done a fantastic job in leading their schools, especially during COVID-19 ... Congratulations to the class of 2020 at Brisbane Central State School in my electorate & all Year 6 children across the state Best wishes for your high school journeys!
13.01.2022 A big step for Queensland!
13.01.2022 Good luck to two of our QLD state school staff putting it all on the line for the Brisbane Lions in this afternoon's prelim final at The Gabba Ally Anderson is a is a teacher aide at Kedron State High School and Lauren Arnell is a teacher at Brisbane South State Secondary College Go girls - we're backing you all the way! ... AFL Women's #Uncaged #Lions
11.01.2022 It’s go time for Brisbane’s Summer of Racing Great to join Nev and the team from the Brisbane Racing Club at the The Calile Hotel tonight for the official launch
10.01.2022 Queensland Premier speaking after National Cabinet. #auspol
09.01.2022 Check out Mr Reese, our #therapydogfriday feature pup He's a Belgian Sheppard and the therapy dog at Undurba State School. The kids love Mr Reese because he's calm and loves pats. He also helps to regulate students' behaviour and reduce anxiety if they're feeling upset. ... You can follow his adventures on Facebook - Mr Reese the therapy dog Queensland Department of Education Steven Miles
08.01.2022 Education is the big winner in this year’s State Budget The Palaszczuk Government is investing a total $14.2 billion in education funding, including a record $1.9 billion in infrastructure. Not only will this funding benefit our students and teachers but it’ll also support thousands of jobs across the state ... I’m particularly proud of the focus on student wellbeing, which is one of our number one priorities. Here’s a snapshot of what the Budget means for Queensland schools: Access for every state school student to a psychologist or similar health & wellbeing professional Access to a GP at 20 state schools Homework centres at 120 state schools Free sanitary products at 120 state & non-state schools An extra 20 state schools to deliver kindy in rural & remote Qld More than 6,100 teachers and 1,100 teacher aides Implementing a paid internship program to attract aspiring teachers Support for the non-state school sector 26 state high schools will receive upgrades or new training facilities to prepare students for jobs in their region Planning for 16 new state schools 46 new classroom or admin buildings 26 multi-purpose halls and performing arts centres & 11 extensions/enclosures to existing halls 172 refurbishment and renewal projects Smaller upgrades
05.01.2022 The final school bell will sound for our 49,913 Queensland Year 12 students this afternoon. To say that I’m proud of these young people is an understatement. They have shown so much courage, resilience and patience during what’s been a very difficult time with COVID-19.... Thank you to all parents, carers, families & friends for supporting our senior students. Congratulations and good luck for the future! #classof2020
05.01.2022 The Hockley kids can’t wait to start at their brand new schools on the Sunshine Coast next year Cooper and Alex have enrolled at Palmview State Primary School while their little sister Keira has enrolled at New Special School at Palmview. Last week the Hockley family met foundation principals Nick and Andrew who are busy preparing for the 2021 school year. ... A combined total of around 180 students have enrolled at both schools so far. They're two of five brand new QLD state schools we're building that’ll open on day one 2021, with the other three at Dutton Park in Brisbane, Baringa in Caloundra & Coomera on the Gold Coast. Exciting times ahead!
05.01.2022 Work is steaming ahead to transform these old buildings on Mary St in the Brisbane CBD It's all happening in the of my electorate & creating local jobs. Cameron Dick MP Charis Mullen MP - State Member for Jordan Hutchinson Builders
02.01.2022 This year, 536 Queensland students in Years 3-10 entered the Premier's Coding Challenge. The theme in 2020 was #cybersecureqld. The task was for students to create an app, website, game or animation to help Queensland improve cybersecurity The number of entries from rural and remote students increased to 68 this year - up from 43 in 2019. We also saw a rise in entries from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.... What a great achievement! Congratulations to all students who participated and well done to the 16 winners Annastacia Palaszczuk MP
