Brighton Secondary School (formerly Brighton High School) is zoned[1] public school in North Brighton, a beach suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. The school provides secondary education from year 7 to 12, with special interest programs in music, volleyball, 'Think Bright', and STEM.[2] Program entry into music and volleyball are competitive with the requirement of auditions or try outs. Entry into Think Bright and STEM are via written application, workshop and a conversation with staff. The STEM program has since been discontinued as of 2021, with the final class to graduate the 3 year program in 2022.
Latin: Fac Omnia Bene English: Do all things well.
Established
1952
Principal
Tony Lunniss
Faculty
118
Enrolment
1500
Campus
Urban
Colour(s)
Navy blue, green & gold
Website
www.brightonss.sa.edu.au
The school is involved in the F1 in Schools, an engineering initiative from the United Kingdom. The program is designed to educate students in engineering pathways, and the school has had teams in the national competition for the last three years.
Brighton Secondary School's uniform consists mainly of blue and green striped polo shirts, displaying the school's logo with charcoal shorts or trousers, and blue and green checkered dresses. Tied back hair, no piercings, and leather lace-up shoes are also required. All uniforms must be purchased from a specified retailer, Devon Clothing. Not strictly conforming to the school's uniform policy can result in discipline, with yard duties and extended school days being most common.[3]
F1 in Schools Program
In the F1 in Schools community, Brighton Secondary School has 2 World Champion teams and 5 podium finishes (inclusive). Multiple teams from the school have progressed to the world competition including:
Some of the teams were collaboration teams with other nations, notably, Odyssey (Republic of Ireland) and Aurora (Germany). Infinitude was also a collaboration team between Brighton Secondary School and St Bede's College (Mentone).
The school's team from 2016, Infinitude, currently holds the World Record for the fastest car at 0.916 seconds.[8][9]
Digital Learning and Apple Distinguishment
As of 2022, Brighton Secondary School has implemented a 3 year program to shift the school from being an Apple based school to a Windows based school.[10] Middle school students in years 7-9, will use lower-end AMD Ryzen based Windows 10 Home laptops, while senior school students in years 10-12 will be provided a higher end AMD Ryzen based Windows 10 Home laptops. The shift to a Windows environment is estimated to be completed by 2024. These laptops are provided by the South Australian Government Department for Education and Child Development, and students will be able to finance these laptops over 3 year periods or pay upfront. After the 3 year billing cycle is complete for both of these laptops, ownership of the devices is transferred to the student.
Previously to 2022, Brighton Secondary School was an Apple Distinguished School; students in Year 8 and 9 were required to purchase and bring an Apple iPad to the school, while students from Year 10 to Year 12 were provided with a region-locked MacBook Air which they would finance over the 3 year period or pay upfront. If the student completed Year 12, the MacBook would transferred to their ownership, otherwise it would have been returned to the Department of Education.[11]
Large components of the school, such as textbooks and work submission, is done digitally rather than on paper, though some lessons still require physical textbooks, worksheets, or books.
The Digital Learning Policy states that the school has permission to monitor ("monitor the content [...] conduct live monitoring") and publicly display information on the student's iPad, MacBook, or Windows laptop. ("Students' screens may be shared on any of the large display screens at the school") at any time. This can be performed by any teachers request, or by use of the required Apple Classroom or Meraki Mobile Device Management apps.[12][13] Cisco Meraki's MDM also has the ability to see a live-view of the location of the device. All internet usage of any device on the school's network is monitored, filtered, and logged by the school, via use of Meraki systems and CyberHound software. CyberHound's ability to remove HTTPS security from webpages (SSL Stripping) and replace it with a falsified certificate (a Man-in-the-Middle attack) allows the school to inconspicuously monitor any specific searches or passwords the student enters.[14]
2018 hack
On 2 October 2018 news broke to The Advertiser[15] and HIT 107[16] that the school had been hacked by a group of students. It is believed that personal information, passwords, and security cameras were included in the breach. The school's principal, Olivia O'Neill stated in response: "On Friday 21 September I became aware that a small number of students had illegally obtained and used staff log-in details to gain unauthorised access to our school's computer systems". The school has said they are not sure of how much information has been accessed, and have not said how the information was accessed. The students had access to the Meraki and CyberHound security systems.
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External links
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April 27, 2023
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This article is about the Adelaide school For other uses see Brighton High School disambiguation Not to be confused with Brighton Secondary College Brighton Secondary School formerly Brighton High School is zoned 1 public school in North Brighton a beach suburb of Adelaide South Australia The school provides secondary education from year 7 to 12 with special interest programs in music volleyball Think Bright and STEM 2 Program entry into music and volleyball are competitive with the requirement of auditions or try outs Entry into Think Bright and STEM are via written application workshop and a conversation with staff The STEM program has since been discontinued as of 2021 with the final class to graduate the 3 year program in 2022 Brighton Secondary SchoolLocationAdelaide South AustraliaAustraliaCoordinates35 00 14 S 138 31 11 E 35 0038 S 138 5198 E 35 0038 138 5198 Coordinates 35 00 14 S 138 31 11 E 35 0038 S 138 5198 E 35 0038 138 5198InformationTypePublicMottoLatin Fac Omnia Bene English Do all things well Established1952PrincipalTony LunnissFaculty118Enrolment1500CampusUrbanColour s Navy blue green amp goldWebsitewww brightonss sa edu auThe school is involved in the F1 in Schools an engineering initiative from the United Kingdom The program is designed to educate students in engineering pathways and the school has had teams in the national competition for the last three years Contents 1 Uniform 2 F1 in Schools Program 3 Digital Learning and Apple Distinguishment 4 2018 hack 5 Principals 6 Notable alumni 7 References 8 External linksUniform EditBrighton Secondary School s uniform consists mainly of blue and green striped polo shirts displaying the school s logo with charcoal shorts or trousers and blue and green checkered dresses Tied back hair no piercings and leather lace up shoes are also required All uniforms must be purchased from a specified retailer Devon Clothing Not strictly conforming to the school s uniform policy can result in discipline with yard duties and extended school days being most common 3 F1 in Schools Program EditIn the F1 in Schools community Brighton Secondary School has 2 World Champion teams and 5 podium finishes inclusive Multiple teams from the school have progressed to the world competition including Cold Fusion 2012 1st Place 4 Odyssey 2013 6th Place 5 Precision Racing 2015 10th Place Infinitude 2016 2nd Place 6 Aurora 2017 2nd Place Horizon 2018 1st Place 7 Some of the teams were collaboration teams with other nations notably Odyssey Republic of Ireland and Aurora Germany Infinitude was also a collaboration team between Brighton Secondary School and St Bede s College Mentone The school s team from 2016 Infinitude currently holds the World Record for the fastest car at 0 916 seconds 8 9 Digital Learning and Apple Distinguishment EditAs of 2022 Brighton Secondary School has implemented a 3 year program to shift the school from being an Apple based school to a Windows based school 10 Middle school students in years 7 9 will use lower end AMD Ryzen based Windows 10 Home laptops while senior school students in years 10 12 will be provided a higher end AMD Ryzen based Windows 10 Home laptops The shift to a Windows environment is estimated to be completed by 2024 These laptops are provided by the South Australian Government Department for Education and Child Development and students will be able to finance these laptops over 3 year periods or pay upfront After the 3 year billing cycle is complete for both of these laptops ownership of the devices is transferred to the student Previously to 2022 Brighton Secondary School was an Apple Distinguished School students in Year 8 and 9 were required to purchase and bring an Apple iPad to the school while students from Year 10 to Year 12 were provided with a region locked MacBook Air which they would finance over the 3 year period or pay upfront If the student completed Year 12 the MacBook would transferred to their ownership otherwise it would have been returned to the Department of Education 11 Large components of the school such as textbooks and work submission is done digitally rather than on paper though some lessons still require physical textbooks worksheets or books The Digital Learning Policy states that the school has permission to monitor monitor the content conduct live monitoring and publicly display information on the student s iPad MacBook or Windows laptop Students screens may be shared on any of the large display screens at the school at any time This can be performed by any teachers request or by use of the required Apple Classroom or Meraki Mobile Device Management apps 12 13 Cisco Meraki s MDM also has the ability to see a live view of the location of the device All internet usage of any device on the school s network is monitored filtered and logged by the school via use of Meraki systems and CyberHound software CyberHound s ability to remove HTTPS security from webpages SSL Stripping and replace it with a falsified certificate a Man in the Middle attack allows the school to inconspicuously monitor any specific searches or passwords the student enters 14 2018 hack EditOn 2 October 2018 news broke to The Advertiser 15 and HIT 107 16 that the school had been hacked by a group of students It is believed that personal information passwords and security cameras were included in the breach The school s principal Olivia O Neill stated in response On Friday 21 September I became aware that a small number of students had illegally obtained and used staff log in details to gain unauthorised access to our school s computer systems The school has said they are not sure of how much information has been accessed and have not said how the information was accessed The students had access to the Meraki and CyberHound security systems Principals EditS L Tregenza 1952 1962 W J Bentley 1963 1968 W E Falkenberg 1969 1975 R M Farrow 1976 1987 G Nicol 1988 1993 N Schupelius 1993 2001 P Mitchell 2001 2003 T Potts 2004 O O Neill 2005 2018 T Carellas 2019 July T Lunniss 2019 present Notable alumni EditJen Adams National team lacrosse player Phil Alexander Australian national baseball team player Elizabeth Armstrong National team lacrosse player Mark Austin Carlton Football Club and Western Bulldogs Australian Football League player Nadia Clancy MP State Member for Elder 17 James Crawford Judge of the International Court of Justice Bryce Gibbs Carlton Football Club and Adelaide Football Club Australian Football League player Michael Haysman Former international cricketer sports commentator Melody Horrill SAS 7 Weeknight weather presenter Hayden Jolly Gold Coast Football Club Australian Football League past player Eloise Jones AFLW footballer Adelaide Crows Stephen Kernahan Carlton Football Club Australian Football League past player and now President David Kernahan Essendon Football Club Australian Football League past player Rachael Leahcar Australian singer Chris McDermott Adelaide Crows Australian Football League past player Robert McFarlane 18 Photographer and photography critic Madison Newman AFLW footballer Adelaide Crows Hannah Nielsen National team lacrosse player Alan Noble entrepreneur John Paynter Sturt Football Club South Australian National Football League past player Nathan Roberts Volleyball for Australia over 300 games London Olympian World championships 2006 2010 2014 James Sellar Adelaide Crows and Melbourne Football Club Australian Football League Sam Simmons Australian comedian Gary Sweet Australian actor Bailey Williams AFL footballer Western Bulldogs References Edit BSS Zone Map Update 2019 PDF Brighton Secondary School Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 19 October 2022 Special Interest Programs Brighton Secondary School Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 19 October 2022 BSS UNIFORM POLICY PDF Brighton Secondary School Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 19 October 2022 Aussie kids again win F1 In Schools 10 November 2012 Archived from the original on 13 June 2021 Retrieved 6 October 2019 Fast Cars Australian Broadcasting Corporation 3 December 2013 retrieved 5 October 2019 Infinitude Infinitude The F1 in Schools World Record Holder infinitudeaustralia github io Retrieved 5 October 2019 World Finals 2018 F1 in schools Global Retrieved 5 October 2019 F1 in schools Global F1 in schools Global Retrieved 5 October 2019 Infinitude Infinitude The F1 in Schools World Record Holder infinitudeaustralia github io Retrieved 5 October 2019 Student Devices Digital Devices amp Learning PDF Brighton Secondary School Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 19 October 2022 BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL BSS Digital Learning Policy 2018 May pdf PDF Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 22 June 2019 BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL BSS Digital Learning Policy 2018 May pdf PDF Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 22 June 2019 Digital Learning Policy PDF Brighton Secondary School Brighton Secondary School Retrieved 19 October 2022 ClearView Capabilities Defined Info Sheet CyberHound CyberHound Retrieved 22 June 2019 Adelaidenow com au Subscribe to The Advertiser for exclusive stories Students Behind A Serious IT Breach at Brighton Secondary School hit107 Adelaide Ms Nadia Clancy Former members of the Parliament of South Australia Retrieved 21 August 2022 Candid camera Stateline South Australia ABC Adelaide Retrieved 24 May 2011 External links EditBrighton Secondary School Music at Brighton Secondary School Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Brighton Secondary School amp oldid 1138425940, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
