Television and New Media; Science; English; Computer Technologies/Studies; Manual Arts; Health and Physical Education; LOTE (French or Japanese); Business Enterprise; Art; Home Economics and SOSE (Study Of Society and Environment). Enrolment Numbers As of the 9th of February 2022 there are 3338 students at MSHS with 90% of them being in catchment. Grade by Grade Year 7: 559; Year 8: 560; Year 9: 610; Year 10: 576; Year 11: 505; Year 12: 528 Music Ensembles The school's premier ensemble, Concert Band, has won the Queensland Music Festival for several years, and in 2006, made it to the Grand Final of Fanfare (a Queensland music competition). In the past, the band has been requested for performances such as the Commonwealth Games Torch Relay, Anzac Day ceremonies, as well as private events. In 2013, under the direction of choral conductor Margaret Long, the school's Chorale performed in the biannual Education Queensland Choral Fanfare Gala Concert (representing the Queensland Metropolitan Region) In 2015, the senior choir, Chorale, participated in the Creative Generation State Schools on stage production as a feature choir ensemble. Musical The school produces a musical biannually. Principals The previous principal, Murray Kay, joined the school in 1990, the same year that the school's French Immersion program commenced. In 2011, James Sloman became the principal after Kay retired in 2010. In 2014, Sloman oversaw the school's transition to an independent public school, before leaving. In 2015, Karen Tanks became the principal after occupying the same role at Rochedale State High School for the previous five years. In 2018, she controversially oversaw a "clean shaven" policy for school photographs. Sport Many Mansfield sport teams have competed in Metropolitan Finals, and the school has also produced students and graduates who represented Australia in international events. One Mansfield alumni, Matthew Mitcham, was gold medal-winning Olympic diver. Houses Mansfield students and teaching staff are allocated a house in which they remain for their entire enrollment period at the school. This allocation is organised by the first letter of their family name. The four houses' names are dedicated to people renowned for their effort in world peace: Hammarskjöld (gold, family names A-D) Gandhi (blue, E-K) Schweitzer (green, L-P) U Thant (red, Q-Z) Alumni The members of the successful bands The Jungle Giants and Violent Soho attended Mansfield State High School. The top VAM student in the year 2018 achieved 25 hours over the year, including canteen