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The Week Ahead - Term 3, Week 6

Monday 18 August - Friday 22 August 2025

From the Head of College

Dear Parents and Caregivers

As we reach the halfway point of Term 3, it is affirming to reflect on the breadth of activity, achievement and community spirit across the College.

Our students have excelled in a variety of arenas - from outstanding results at the QCIS Track and Field Carnival, to wonderful performances and recognition at the Eisteddfod, as well as the successful completion of various camps that have stretched and grown our students. Our varied Outdoor Education Program remains a standout strength of ��۴�ý. There is still more to come in the weeks ahead, with further opportunities for personal growth, teamwork and service.

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From the College Pastor

Teamwork

Last weekend, I was on the Gold Coast with our senior Volleyball teams, who were, for the first time in recent memory, competing in the Queensland Schools Cup. We were placed in very evenly matched groups, which led to some very exciting and close games.

It was wonderful to see the improvement in play across the weekend, and both teams achieved a great result, with the girls getting silver and the boys bronze in their respective groups. Well done!

The participation of our students was only possible through the dedicated support of parents, who drove them and accommodated them on the coast, as well as attending games and firing the teams on.

This is but one example of the cooperation across our community with students, staff and parents working together to provide some wonderful opportunities for our students. So, a big THANK YOU to all involved, including coach Bethany, who gave up her weekend to guide the girls' team.

Over this term so far, we have seen some amazing musical performances, sports events and camps – all able to be provided because of the dedication and effort of staff and students and support of the parent community. Thanks to this teamwork across our whole school community, we can offer some amazing opportunities to learn, to challenge themselves and to grow for our students, in spite of the modest size of our College. A big Thank You to all involved.

St Paul uses the image of a community as a body in 1 Corinthians 12:24-26, where he writes: But God has put the body together, giving greater honour to the parts that lacked it, 25 so that there should be no division in the body, but that its parts should have equal concern for each other. 26 If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honoured, every part rejoices with it. 27 Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.

Our Lord has placed us together in this amazing ��۴�ý community, and as we work together in unity, as we share the highs and lows of our communal life, we can provide and achieve some amazing things. While not everything always goes smoothly and while we live in the reality of an imperfect world, with imperfect people (something which the scriptures are acutely aware of), we can be thankful for the many gifts and blessings we share in the ��۴�ý community. I, for one, hope and pray that each of us can continue to contribute and bless our community with our individual gifts and talents.

Many blessings as you continue to be part of the team!

God bless!

Thomas Böhmert
College Pastor

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Community News

ALWS - Walk my Way

Thank You

Engage Youth - Balloon Extravaganza

Carnival Games

Friday 15 August, 6pm at Redeemer Church Hall.

See the flyer below for more information.

Any enquiries, please get in touch with Ashley Genrich - 0492 932 075 - Engage Lutheran Youth Coordinator

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From the Director of Pastoral Care and Wellbeing

This week, our College proudly supports Bullying No Way: National Week of Action from 11 to 15 August.

Bullying No Way Week is a commitment being made by thousands of schools and supporters across the country. It provides an opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to bullying prevention. It gives us an opportunity to connect with students, staff and school communities to implement workable solutions to prevent bullying.

The theme for this year's campaign is: Be Bold. Be Kind. Speak Up.

It takes a community to be brave and address bullying behaviours, within and beyond the school gate. Students can be bold, kind and speak up to support others being bullied. While trusted adults are there to support children and young people learn how to be kind to each other and report bullying.

This Bullying No Way Week, we’re asking our college community to be bold and say something, be kind and support someone and be proud to speak up against bullying.

During the week, we will be engaging students in meaningful discussions and activities aimed at promoting empathy, understanding and respect for diversity. We encourage families to take this opportunity to have open and honest conversations with your child about the impact of bullying and what they can do if they need support.

Families play an important role in helping children understand bullying and know how to respond to it.

If your child tells you about things at school, or you observe something in public that involves conflict or bullying, take the opportunity to talk about what bullying is. You can learn more about what defines bullying at .

Questions you could ask:

What do you think bullying is?
Have you seen it? How did you feel?
Have you ever felt scared at school because of bullying?
As well as me, who are the other adults you would talk to when it comes to things like bullying?
Have you or your friends left other kids out on purpose? Do you think that was bullying? Why or why not?
Have you ever tried to help someone who is being bullied? What happened? What would you do if it happened again

Remind your child that bullying is never okay and discuss how they can respond safely if they experience or witness it. Encourage them to seek help from a trusted adult and keep seeking support if needed. By promoting open communication, we empower children to stand up against bullying and create a safer environment where everyone can feel that they belong.

Families can access further information related to the college’s bullying prevention process through the Relational Management Framework and Respectful Relationship Policies that can be found via Parent Lounge. If you have concerns that your child is being bullied, please contact a member of the Pastoral Care Team in the first instance. If you believe the behaviour constitutes a crime, or is a serious incident of cyberbullying, please refer to the Bullying No Way website for information on how to report to other authorities and access wellbeing help.

For more information on how to support your child through bullying related matters, please visit the following links:

Take care,

Mr Tony Manteufel
Director of Pastoral Care and Wellbeing

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From the Director of Marketing and Community Engagement

See You in September, please help us spread the word.

The countdown is on for our annual See You in September open morning tours from 1–4 September, and we’re inviting the whole ��۴�ý community to help make this our biggest year yet.

These tours are the perfect chance for prospective families to step onto our campuses, see our students in action, and understand the heart of ��۴�ý for themselves. They’ll hear about our academic and co-curricular programs, walk through our learning spaces, and this year, get an update on our exciting Master Plan and how close we are to completing our first stages.

If you’re already part of the ��۴�ý family, you can play an important role. Share our See You in September events and posts on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram. Mention the tours to friends, neighbours, colleagues and sporting club families. A personal recommendation is one of the most powerful ways to welcome new people into our community. Families can book a small group tour on our website.

August has already been a huge month of activity for our students. The calendar has been packed with camps, and all reports are that they’ve been a whole heap of fun. From outdoor challenges to new friendships formed around the campfire, these experiences continue to be a highlight of the ��۴�ý experience. Next up, our Year 8 and Year 3 students will be heading off to camp and no doubt returning with plenty of stories to share at home.

One of the real highlights for me as a parent this term has been seeing our students representing the College on the touch football fields. Sitting on the sidelines watching my son’s game and looking out across the grounds, I was struck by the sea of ��۴�ý team uniforms. It’s moments like these that speak volumes about our community spirit.

This week is Book Week, and our campuses will showcase creativity as students (and staff) celebrate their favourite stories and characters. For our Year 12 students, the focus is now sharpening on final exams. I know as a parent, you are wondering where the time went. Conversations are also turning to the much-anticipated Valedictory Dinner next month, which will be a fitting celebration of their years at ��۴�ý.

So, here’s our request: mark 1–4 September in your diary, talk about it, share it online, and help us show the wider community why ��۴�ý is such a vibrant and welcoming place. Whether it’s through a social media share or a conversation at the sidelines, every word of encouragement helps.

Bookings for See You in September can be made through our website or by contacting our Enrolments team. Let’s work together to make sure every family who could benefit from a ��۴�ý education knows about this opportunity.

Warm regards,

Ms Belinda Sanders
Director of Marketing & Community Engagement

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Band Extravaganza

On August 4th, our entire CLC Cocurricular Music community came together to celebrate the annual Band Extravaganza – an evening that honoured our eisteddfod achievements, showcased student talent, and farewelled our outstanding Year 12 music leaders: Elaine Thiene – Instrumental Captain, Yuri Henning – Arts Captain, and Ava Nelson – Arts Captain.

The night featured dynamic performances from the Big Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble, and the incredible MEGAband – a powerful finale that brought together every participating student in a united musical performance.

What makes this event so special is its spirit of collaboration, bringing together students from both the Junior and Senior campuses in a shared celebration of music and community.

Each student performer received a medallion, generously donated by Parent Connect, in recognition of their commitment and contribution to the Music Performance program.

We sincerely thank our supporters and look forward to many more exciting performances ahead, including welcoming new members as we prepare for an inspiring 2026!

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Jeans for Genes - Fundraising News

Thank you, ��۴�ý Community, a huge thank you to everyone in our community who donated to the very worthy cause, Jeans for Genes.

Although we didn’t quite reach our fundraising target, together we raised an outstanding $3,504. Every dollar goes towards funding vital genetic research to help find treatments and cures for children living with genetic disorders. This could mean supporting projects that develop life-saving therapies, create better diagnostic tools, and give hope to thousands of families across Australia.

A special acknowledgement to our campuses for their contributions:

Stephen Street Campus raised $176

Warwick Street Campus raised $167

Hume Street Campus raised $133.

Your generosity truly makes a difference, and we thank you for helping to change lives through this important cause.

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College Policies

Policy Updates

Dear ��۴�ý Community

The College has a number of public policies that are available for viewing through our website. These policies and procedures include statements about Privacy, Grievance Handling, Child-Protection, Anti-Discrimination and Respectful Relationships.

Click HERE to access these policies.

For further information about any public policies and procedures of the College, please contact either the Head of College or the Directors of Campus.

See You in September

Open Mornings

We’re excited to announce that bookings are now open for our upcoming See You in September Open Mornings Tours at ��۴�ý!

You’ll get a closer look at our expanding programs, meet key staff and see the progress on our Master Plan, including new facilities that are shaping the future of learning at ��۴�ý. We are expecting Stage 1 to be finished very soon!

We’d love for you to come along. If you know of any families considering schools for 2026 or beyond, please help us spread the word.

To book your place, click HERE

We look forward to seeing you in September!

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Oktoberfest 2025 - Date Claimer

Oktoberfest will be here before you know it!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, 25 October. This year's event promises to be fantastic with food stalls, music, entertainment, and more already lined up. Please refer to the flyer below for more information.

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Book Week Costume Parade

Our book week costume parades are fast approaching!

HSC Monday 18th August: The Hall

WSC: Monday 18th August: The Shed

SSC: Year 12 15th August

SSC: year 7-11: 22nd August

If your student is not comfortable coming in costume, they are welcome to wear their uniform. Please leave all weapons at home.

Positions Vacant

Boarding Staff

Join Our Team: Live-In Boarding Staff Needed!

Do you know of someone looking for a rewarding opportunity with fantastic perks? We are currently hiring live-in boarding staff. See the flyer attached for more information, and feel free to share if you know of someone who might be interested.

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Project Based Learning at ��۴�ý

Junior College

From the Junior College Directors of Campus

It has been another big week across our Junior College, filled with excursions, incursions and some great learning along the way.

This week, our Junior College staff were fortunate to enjoy a special tour through our brand-new classroom spaces. There was a real sense of excitement and anticipation as they explored these modern and flexible learning environments. Already, our teachers are busy collaborating and planning how they will make the most of these inspiring new spaces to support and enhance student learning. We can't wait for our students to experience these vibrant classrooms firsthand.

We also marked Bullying No Way Week, a valuable opportunity to reinforce our commitment to creating a safe, supportive, and inclusive school culture. Our Year 3–6 students gathered at the Hume Street Campus to watch Backflips Against Bullying—a dynamic and powerful presentation that reminded students of what bullying is, and importantly, how to stand up for themselves and others.

Looking ahead, we are launching into Book Week celebrations next week. This year's theme, “Book an Adventure”, invites our students to get lost in the magic of stories and imagination. We look forward to seeing students dress up as their favourite books or characters for our Book Week Parades, which will take place on Monday morning at 8.30am on each campus. We’re also excited to host Pyjama Storytime on Tuesday evening, especially designed for our youngest learners in Kindy to Year 2, as well as warmly welcoming our 2026 Prep students. It promises to be a cosy and memorable evening of storytelling and community connection.

Another special event happening next week is our Choral Showcase on Monday evening, where we will have the pleasure of hearing our talented choirs from both the Junior and Senior Campuses perform. This is always a wonderful celebration of music and community, and we look forward to seeing many of you there to support our performers.

To end the week, our Year 3 students will embark on an exciting milestone—their very first school camp! They’ll be heading to Camp Cooby on Thursday and Friday, where they’ll experience learning in a completely different setting. Camps are such an integral part of a child’s educational journey. They provide opportunities to build independence, develop teamwork and collaboration skills, and strengthen friendships—all while seeing their teachers and peers in a new and fun environment. We know it will be a memorable adventure for all involved.

Thank you for your continued support as we head into the second half of Term 3.

Blessings for the week ahead.

to view HSC's Events for Term 3 2025, Week 6.
to view WSC's Events for Term 3 2025, Week 6.

Mrs Juanetta Priest - Director of Campus (Hume Street)
Mrs Jackie Minnikin - Director of Campus (Warwick Street)

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Eisteddfod Results

Speech and Drama

The recent July Eisteddfod showcased our Speech and Drama students in their Pair Poems.

The students performed brilliantly and enjoyed their time on the Armitage Stage at The Empire Theatre.

They have been rehearsing and preparing their poems over the last couple of months with our Speech and Drama teacher, Miss Elms.

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JC Year 3 Camp Cooby - 21 & 22 August

On Thursday 21 August to Friday 22 August, our JC Year 3 students will be attending their first camp at Camp Cooby. Please find attached a and for the camp.

Should you any further queries regarding this camp, please contact your child’s teacher.

JC Year 6 Cairns Trip - 8 - 12 September

On Monday 8 September to Friday 12 September our Junior College Year 6 students will be attending the exciting Cairns Trip. Please find attached and .

All students are to be dropped at Hume Street Campus by 5.45am for a 6.15am departure.

Should you any further queries regarding the Cairns Trip, please contact your child’s teacher

Outside School Hours Care

Hume Street Campus

HSC Weekly Events

Please to view HSC's Events for Term 3 2025, Week 6.

Thank you, Bunnings!

We are excited to welcome Bunnings into our Year 3 and 4 classrooms in the coming weeks. They have graciously offered to lead our lucky Year 3 and 4 students in creating their Father's Day gifts for Dads and special people.

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HSC Father's Day Stall - Thursday 4 September

The HSC Parent Connect will be running our annual Father’s Day Stall on Thursday 4 September. There will be $5.00 gifts available to purchase.

Gifts - Your child/ren may like to purchase a present for Dads, Grandads or any other special Fatherly role models. All orders and money are due by Monday 1 September.

Please place the money in an envelope marked with:

Child’s name
Amount in envelope
Number of gifts to be purchased

Please click on the below link to register how many gifts your child/ren would like to purchase.

If you are free to volunteer at the stall on the day, could you please register your interest at the below link?

HSC Kindy - Year 2 PJ Storytime - Tuesday 19 August

HSC Grandparent's Day - Friday 19 September

We would love to invite our Grandparents and Special Friends to come and spend the morning with our students on Friday 19 September.

8.45am Special Chapel Service
9.30am Classroom visits
10.15am Shared morning tea in the Junior Playground.

Please use this to register your attendance by Wednesday 10 September.

HSC Grandparent's Day Catering - Friday 19 September

We would love your help on Grandparents' Day in providing a plate of food for morning tea. Each year level is being asked to bring a certain type of food to share.

Prep – Fruit Platter
Year 1 – Hot Food (mini pies, sausage rolls etc)
Year 2 – Biscuits
Year 3 – Cakes/Cupcakes, Muffins
Years 4/5 – Slices
Years 5/6 – Sandwiches

Please be aware of the ‘No Nut’ and 'No Egg' policy when baking or purchasing your food items. We ask if you could please use disposable plates and containers to make it easier with clean up. Could we please have all plates of food delivered by 8.30am on Friday 19 September? Plates can be taken directly to the Hall unless it needs to be refrigerated in the Tuckshop fridge or handed in at Reception.

HSC Prep to Year 2 Swimming Lessons

Our students from Prep to Year 2 will commence their swimming lessons at the ��۴�ý Aquatic Centre (CAQ) this term. They will participate in four lessons across Week 9 and Week 10. Please check the Events Table each week for detailed information on lesson times for your child/ren.

Please ensure that students have the following:

Dressing Gown - this is great for the students to wear to and from the pool as we don't know what the weather is going to be like
Thongs
Swimming Togs - it would be great for our Prep students to wear their togs to school
Goggles
House Swimming Cap (Compulsory) - available for purchase from the College Uniform Shop
Towel

To avoid any lost items, please clearly label all of your child's items including their shoes, underwear and uniform.

HSC Father's Day Sausage Sizzle - Thursday 4 September

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Warwick Street Campus

WSC Weekly Events

Please to view WSC's Events for Term 3 2025, Week 6.

WSC Kindy - Weekly Events

Term 3, Week 6

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WSC Kindy - Year 2 PJ Storytime - Tuesday 19 August

WSC NO Tuckshop - Wednesday 20 August

Please note there is no tuckshop in week 6 on Wednesday 20 August due to extra catering events at SSC. Any orders already processed will be refunded. Tuckshop will be back on in week 7.

WSC Father's Day Sausage Sizzle - Thursday 4 September

WSC Father’s Day Stall - Thursday 4 September

The Parent Connect will be running our annual Father’s Day Stall on Thursday 4 September. This year there will be both $5.00 and $10.00 gifts available to purchase.

Gifts - Your child/ren may like to purchase a present for Dads, Grandads or any other special fatherly role models. Money will need to be brought to school on Thursday 4 September. If you would like your child to purchase more than one gift (maybe for Grandad?), there may be an opportunity for them to do so.

Please place the money in an envelope marked with:

Child’s name
Amount in envelope
Number of gifts to be purchased

WSC Staff Vs Year 6 Students Volleyball Competition and Sausage Sizzle - Thursday 28 August

Stephen Street Campus

From the Director of Stephen Street Campus

I write this edition of my Week Ahead article from Luther Heights Youth Camp at Coolum where I have spent four days with our fabulous Year 11 students.

It is one of my favourite times of the year, as we start to see our next group of senior leaders emerge and give back to the college community. Every year, I am astounded by the incredible leadership potential I see within our students. The camp environment is a perfect place for each student to reveal their unique set of strengths, while challenging them to push beyond their comfort zone, whether it be through physical challenges or team problem-solving activities. For those going for formal leadership positions in 2026, I have no doubt they will make the decision-making process extremely difficult, which is par for the course at ��۴�ý.

Our Year 8s will head off to camp next week at Lake Moogerah. This ‘mini Googa’ experience will help prepare students for their Year 9 adventure and further establish relationships within the cohort.

Our Year 12s are about to enter their Mock Exam period in weeks 6 and 7. These exams provide a baseline for students as they finalise their studies and move into preparations for external exams. We encourage students to apply themselves fully to this opportunity so that they can receive valuable final feedback from their teachers.

Year 11s will then move into their exam period in weeks 8 and 9, finalising their Unit 2 studies.

Later this term, we will once again be holding Grandparents Day, which has become a real highlight within our community. Further details, including how to RSVP, will be provided soon.

In Week 10, we will be holding our first-ever ROAR Day, which is a new addition to our house-based events. This day will see students compete for their House in non-sporting activities from across the Arts and STEM disciplines. Students will be signing up shortly for what I am sure will be a fun-filled day. I look forward to sharing some highlights and announcing the overall winning House in the final edition for this term.

Yours in faith,

Mr Jamie Pukallus
Director of Campus

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Stephen Street Campus - School Dental Service

Darling Downs Health is currently offering the School Dental Service to students and siblings at ��۴�ý – Stephen Street Campus. The treatment will be completed in the School Dental Van located at Harristown State Primary School.

Registration must be completed and handed to Student Reception or emailed to health@concordia.qld.edu.au by Friday, 29 August.

Please note there are different consent forms for Boarders and Day Students.

For your convenience, there will be a few hard copies available to collect from Student Reception.

Sport News

Term 3, Week 5 - Results

Swans Touch - Round 3

��۴�ý	Points	Opponent	Points
U13 Girls	0	SSC	9
U 15 Girls	6	Centenary SHS	1
U 18 Girls	4	St Joey's	9
U 13 Boys	0	Centenary SHS	4
U 15 Boys	1	Centenary SHS	11
U 18 Boys	4	Centenary SHS	6

Volleyball - Round 4

��۴�ý	Points	Opponent	Points
Jnr Girls	2	Glennie Red	1
Int Girls Red	0	Hawks Y10	2
Int Girls Yellow	0	Fairholme 2	3
Snr Girls Red		BYE
Snr Girls Yellow	0	St Joey's Pink	3
Snr Boys	3	TGS	0

Rugby Union - Round 4

��۴�ý	Points	Opponent	Points
U13's	40	SCOTS	12
U15's	27	SCOTS	24
Opens	40	SCOTS	0

Term 3, Week 6 - Fixtures

Swans Touch - Round 4

Monday 18 August

Kearney Springs Touch Fields

Time	Game Details	Field
5.00pm	CLC U13 Girls vs Fairholme	9
5.00pm	CLC U15 Girls vs St Joey's	7
5.45pm	CLC U18 Girls v Fairholme Navy	6
5.00pm	CLC U13 Boys vs BYE
5.00pm	CLC U15 Boys vs BYE
5.45pm	CLC U18 Boys vs St Joey's	3

Volleyball - Round 5

Tuesday 19 August

Girls: Harristown SHS

Boys: Toowoomba Grammar

Time	Game Details	Court
4.30pm	CLC Jnr Girls vs BYE
4.30pm	CLC Int Girls Red vs Hawks Y9	2
4.30pm	CLC Int Girls Yellow vs Glennie Yellow	3
6.40pm	CLC Snr Girls Red vs St Joye's Shockwave	4
7.45pm	CLC Snr Girls Yellow vs St Joey's Pink	6
8.05pm	CLC Snr Boys vs TAS	3

DDSSC Rugby Union - Round 5

Wednesday 20 August

Gatton

Time	Game Details	Field
4.30pm	TAS/CLC U13 vs Faith Lutheran	1
5.30pm	TAS/CLC U15 vs Faith Lutheran	1
6.30pm	TAS/CLC OPENS vs Faith Lutheran	1

Other Events

Wednesday 20 Aug - QSFL U16s Gala Day 3 @ Nissan Arena
Thursday 21 Aug - QSFL U14s Gala Day 3 @ Nissan Arena
Thursday & Friday 21-22 Aug - DD Track & Field Trials

*Students involved with these events, please check your emails for further information*

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Boarding

Welcome from the Leadership Team

From the News Desk

Embrace

Welcome to Embrace

Welcome to ��۴�ý’s first Pastoral Care endorsed inclusion of EMBRACE, an informative and easy way to engage in relevant topics to promote & support student & family Wellbeing, accessible here, as a page in our weekly Parent Newsletters.

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The Week Ahead - Term 3, Week 5

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The Week Ahead - Term 3, Week 6

This week

Upcoming Events

The Week Ahead - Term 3, Week 6

From the Head of College

From the Head of College

From the College Pastor

From the College Pastor

Community News

ALWS - Walk my Way

Engage Youth - Balloon Extravaganza

From the Director of Pastoral Care and Wellbeing

From the Director of Marketing and Community Engagement

Band Extravaganza

Jeans for Genes - Fundraising News

College Policies

See You in September

Oktoberfest 2025 - Date Claimer

Book Week Costume Parade

Positions Vacant

Project Based Learning at ���۴�ý

Junior College

From the Junior College Directors of Campus

Eisteddfod Results

JC Year 3 Camp Cooby - 21 & 22 August

JC Year 6 Cairns Trip - 8 - 12 September

Outside School Hours Care

Hume Street Campus

HSC Weekly Events

Thank you, Bunnings!

HSC Father's Day Stall - Thursday 4 September

HSC Kindy - Year 2 PJ Storytime - Tuesday 19 August

HSC Grandparent's Day - Friday 19 September

HSC Grandparent's Day Catering - Friday 19 September

HSC Prep to Year 2 Swimming Lessons

HSC Father's Day Sausage Sizzle - Thursday 4 September

Warwick Street Campus

WSC Weekly Events

WSC Kindy - Weekly Events

WSC Kindy - Year 2 PJ Storytime - Tuesday 19 August

WSC NO Tuckshop - Wednesday 20 August

WSC Father's Day Sausage Sizzle - Thursday 4 September

WSC Father’s Day Stall - Thursday 4 September

WSC Staff Vs Year 6 Students Volleyball Competition and Sausage Sizzle - Thursday 28 August

Stephen Street Campus

From the Director of Stephen Street Campus

Stephen Street Campus - School Dental Service

Sport News

Term 3, Week 5 - Results

Swans Touch - Round 3

Volleyball - Round 4

Rugby Union - Round 4

Term 3, Week 6 - Fixtures

Swans Touch - Round 4

Volleyball - Round 5

DDSSC Rugby Union - Round 5

Other Events

Boarding

Welcome from the Leadership Team

From the News Desk

Embrace

Welcome to Embrace

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Project Based Learning at ��۴�ý