College News

Do you want your child to experience the benefits of learning chess while still having fun along the way? Designed especially for children in Prep and above, our chess classes are fun, interactive, and tailored by our teachers to suit the students...

Last Saturday, 9th October a group of robotics students from Years 6 to 8, travelled to Cooran Primary School to participate in their annual Sumo Lego robotics competition. Over 150 students from the area participated in the day to provide a highly...

Family and staff are invited to come and watch the Speech and Drama students perform on Saturday 16 October. This is part of the ASCA exam process and Pamela Cassidy will be our ASCA examiner on the day. The audience will be entertained by students...

A group of Year 9 Speech and Drama students had the chance to see a live theatre production of ‘Ishmael’ on Saturday at the Cremorne Theatre, QPAC. The play was a Dead Puppet Society production set in a futuristic world and based on the novel ‘Moby...

Good vision is important for a child’s educational, physical and social development. Vision screening checks for common eye conditions that may impact your child’s ability to see and therefore impact their learning and development. A Registered...

As an NDIS Registered Provider, Social Studio provides a welcoming space where the ASD community can immerse themselves in all things social. They have a holiday program for students: https://www.socialstudio.com.au/

Good vision is important for a child’s educational, physical and social development. Vision screening checks for common eye conditions that may impact your child’s ability to see and therefore impact their learning and development. A Registered...

In English this term, the Year 6 students have been writing and analysing different styles of poetry. For their assessment task each student was asked to write a poem about a global issue they have researched, analyse this poem, and then present it...

Pacific recognises that protecting students from harm and the risk of harm is fundamental to maximising their personal and academic potential. The welfare and best interests of the children within our College will always be a primary consideration...

Despite all efforts by COVID to disrupt the annual speaking competition, the final was conducted last Thursday. Students had to be isolated from their audience by a glass shield and distanced from each other in separate rooms. The five competitors...