Glenlee, Queensland

Glenlee is a rural locality in the Livingstone Shire, Queensland, Australia. In the, Glenlee had a population of 1,193 people.

Geography
The locality is bounded by an unnamed creek to the north, Yaamba Road to the east, Ramsay Creek to the south-east, and the Fitzroy River to the south-west and west.

The North Coast railway line enters the locality from the south-east (Parkhurst) and exits to the north-east (Glendale).

History
Glenlee began its existence as a housing estate development in the 1980s. Originally, there was only one entry to the estate via Neilsens Avenue, leading to Emmerson Drive (named after "The Morning Bulletin" cartoonist Rod Emmerson) and Swadling Avenue. Blocks of land were approximately 2 acres, and addresses consisted of Lot numbers. Expansion saw the addition of more streets, and a second entrance via Terranova Drive. Newer lots sold were only 1 acre in size, and lots were assigned street numbers. The postcode was originally 4702, but is now 4711 after being recognised as an official locality.

The School of Today opened in 1996. Some time prior to 2007, it was renamed Glenlee Christian College. The school was established by parents whose children who suffered from sensitivities to chemicals or who had learning difficulties linked to environmental factors. Therefore the school was established in a rural area away from the pollution of traffic and urban activities. As of 2007, the school had nine students and one teacher. It was located at 46 Dawson Road (-23.2522°N, 150.4938°W) just to the east of the North Coast railway line. The school subsequently closed.

In January 2016, Carinity Education Rockhampton established a school on the site of the Glenlee Christian College.

Demographics
In the, Glenlee had a population of 1,236 people.

In the, Glenlee had a population of 1,193 people.

Education
Carinity Education Rockhampton is a private secondary (7-11) school for boys and girls at 46 Dawson Road (-23.2527°N, 150.4936°W). In 2017, the school had an enrolment of 89 students with 6 teachers and 11 non-teaching staff (9 full-time equivalent). The school caters for students who have disengaged with mainstream education or are risk of doing so.

There are no mainstream schools in Glenlee. The nearest primary school is Parkhurst State School in neighbouring Parkhurst to the south-west. The nearest secondary is Glenmore State High School in Kawana to the south.