NCC ENROLMENTS 2028 | Applications for Prep and Year 7 2028 are now being received at a significantly increased rate. To ensure that all current families have priority access to placements, we strongly encourage you to submit your child’s application as soon as possible.
As demand continues to grow, we want to make sure you don’t miss out on a place in these key intake years. Early submission will help us plan effectively and maintain our commitment to supporting our school community first. ... See MoreSee Less
VQ BEACH SCHOOLS CUP | Last weekend, NCC was proudly represented by eight teams at the VQ Beach Schools Cup competition. Students showed impressive growth, determination, and resilience across a range of age groups and formats, even as they battled challenging weather conditions.
Every team achieved personal and collective successes throughout the event, with two teams securing podium finishes:
Year 9 Girls Fours – Silver Medal Year 11 Girls Fours – Silver Medal
A big well done to all students for their dedication and effort. We also extend our thanks to the following staff for their time, support, and commitment to the Volleyball Program: Mrs Bromage, Miss Perry, Mr Pogson and Mr Corcoran. ... See MoreSee Less
NCC is open today with all buses currently operating, although some runs may be delayed due to weather and road conditions. Bus families affected will be contacted directly by the driver. Please follow general and local advice regarding road conditions and driving. ... See MoreSee Less
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR JAPANESE STUDENTS | We have 10 students who need host families for their stay. Families can choose to host either a single student or a double placement. Students arrive on Sunday afternoon 15 March, and will depart on the morning of Friday, 27 March. Host families are paid $55 per student per night, and all students will travel to and from school on the NCC bus, making transport simple and convenient.
If you are interested or would like further information, please contact Lynnie.Curtis@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
COMPASS LEADERS CONFERENCE | Leading others is complex, nonetheless our Captaincy team of Ezekiel, Azzarni, Tim and Summer attended the Compass Leaders Conference in Canberra over five days, to understand when their leadership is grounded in Faith, they are not doing it alone.
Our Captaincy team are a joy to be around, and it was worthwhile for them to connect with leaders of independent Christian colleges across our nation.
With representatives from South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, Canberra, and Queensland all participants enjoyed many highlights, inclusive of all-in bush dance, and memorable visits to The Australian War Memorial and Parliament House.
Our leaders explored the topics of Leadership Reframed, the Myth of the self-made self, Reading the Bible Well, Bible Story Introduction, The Bible Story, Who is God?, and Human - Made in Love's Image. We look forward to experiencing our captaincy team's application of the wisdom they encountered at this conference. ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 9 HUMANITIES | Last week, our Year 9 Geography classes put on their boots and their Akubra hats to investigate food production and food security challenges at two local farms in the Glasshouse Mountains region.
The students learnt about the stages of crop production and distribution from Farmer Sam from Sandy Creek Pineapple Company and Farmer Norm, who owns a mixed crop farm. They also learnt about the challenges these farmers face each year when it comes to growing and caring for their crops. As an added bonus, the students rolled up their sleeves and got to work picking pineapples and lychees.
A huge thanks to Farmer Sam and Farmer Norm, who not only gave generously of their time but also let our students walk away with a pineapple or two to take home to their families. ... See MoreSee Less
NCC SWIMMING CARNIVALS | During Week 3, the Junior, Middle, and Senior School Swimming Carnivals were a great success with wonderful participation from our students. A highlight of the Senior School carnival included a special visitor, Olympian Louise Hansson from Sweden, who gave our students (and even some teachers) the opportunity of a lifetime to race her! Naturally, she won, but some of our swimmers were impressively not too far behind!
The Year 12 synchronised swimming event was a colourful display of wonderful costumes and fantastic manoeuvres and the winner on the day was Judah.
Age Champions Junior School Carnival Hadley W, 9 Year Girls Jamie O, 9 Year Boys Madonna P, 10 Year Girls Askari B, 10 Year Boys Eadie W, 11 Year Girls James F, 11 Year Boys Aiesha B, 12 Year Girls Chaka Burger, 12 Year Boys
Age Champions Middle School Carnival Molly M, 12 Year Girls Van B, 12 Year Boys Maya C, 13 Year Girls Toby T, 13 Year Boys Harley P, 14 Year Girls Adam F, 14 Year Boys Nina B, 15 Year Girls Nullah P, 15 Year Boys
Age Champions Senior School Carnival Olivia W, 15 Year Girls Adriaan W, 15 Year Boys Capri T, 16 Year Girls Jonah L, 16 Year Boys Natasha P, Open Girls Ezekiel S, Open Boys
It was amazing to see so many of our families coming along to support their children on their carnival day. Well done to all students and staff on another successful swimming carnival!! ... See MoreSee Less
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR JAPANESE STUDENTS | We have 10 students who need host families for their stay. Families can choose to host either a single student or a double placement. Students arrive on Sunday afternoon 15 March, and will depart on the morning of Friday, 27 March. Host families are paid $55 per student per night, and all students will travel to and from school on the NCC bus, making transport simple and convenient.
If you are interested or would like further information, please contact Lynnie.Curtis@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
NCC STUDENTS REPRESENT | All the best to Chaka B, James F, Tori-Grace G, Madonna, Emma C, Adam F and Harley P who are competing today at the Regional Swimming Carnival. ... See MoreSee Less
NCC ENROLMENTS 2028 | Applications for Prep and Year 7 2028 are now being received at a significantly increased rate. To ensure that all current families have priority access to placements, we strongly encourage you to submit your child’s application as soon as possible.
As demand continues to grow, we want to make sure you don’t miss out on a place in these key intake years. Early submission will help us plan effectively and maintain our commitment to supporting our school community first. ... See MoreSee Less
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NCC Swimmers is hiring!
We’re looking for a Casual Learn to Swim Instructor (8–10 hrs/week), starting April 26.
Availability: Weekday mornings (9am–12pm) and afternoons (3pm–5:30pm)
Essential certs: Blue Card, First Aid, CPR, Swim Australia/AUSTSWIM
Advantageous: Infant/Toddler, Competitive Strokes, or Access & Inclusion qualifications
If you’re passionate about teaching and love making a difference, we’d love to hear from you!
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VQ BEACH SCHOOLS CUP | Last weekend, NCC was proudly represented by eight teams at the VQ Beach Schools Cup competition. Students showed impressive growth, determination, and resilience across a range of age groups and formats, even as they battled challenging weather conditions.
Every team achieved personal and collective successes throughout the event, with two teams securing podium finishes:
Year 9 Girls Fours – Silver Medal
Year 11 Girls Fours – Silver Medal
A big well done to all students for their dedication and effort. We also extend our thanks to the following staff for their time, support, and commitment to the Volleyball Program: Mrs Bromage, Miss Perry, Mr Pogson and Mr Corcoran. ... See MoreSee Less
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What a fantastic comp! Well done everyone!
NCC is open today with all buses currently operating, although some runs may be delayed due to weather and road conditions. Bus families affected will be contacted directly by the driver. Please follow general and local advice regarding road conditions and driving. ... See MoreSee Less
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HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR JAPANESE STUDENTS | We have 10 students who need host families for their stay. Families can choose to host either a single student or a double placement. Students arrive on Sunday afternoon 15 March, and will depart on the morning of Friday, 27 March. Host families are paid $55 per student per night, and all students will travel to and from school on the NCC bus, making transport simple and convenient.
If you are interested or would like further information, please contact Lynnie.Curtis@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
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COMPASS LEADERS CONFERENCE | Leading others is complex, nonetheless our Captaincy team of Ezekiel, Azzarni, Tim and Summer attended the Compass Leaders Conference in Canberra over five days, to understand when their leadership is grounded in Faith, they are not doing it alone.
Our Captaincy team are a joy to be around, and it was worthwhile for them to connect with leaders of independent Christian colleges across our nation.
With representatives from South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, Canberra, and Queensland all participants enjoyed many highlights, inclusive of all-in bush dance, and memorable visits to The Australian War Memorial and Parliament House.
Our leaders explored the topics of Leadership Reframed, the Myth of the self-made self, Reading the Bible Well, Bible Story Introduction, The Bible Story, Who is God?, and Human - Made in Love's Image. We look forward to experiencing our captaincy team's application of the wisdom they encountered at this conference. ... See MoreSee Less
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YEAR 9 HUMANITIES | Last week, our Year 9 Geography classes put on their boots and their Akubra hats to investigate food production and food security challenges at two local farms in the Glasshouse Mountains region.
The students learnt about the stages of crop production and distribution from Farmer Sam from Sandy Creek Pineapple Company and Farmer Norm, who owns a mixed crop farm. They also learnt about the challenges these farmers face each year when it comes to growing and caring for their crops. As an added bonus, the students rolled up their sleeves and got to work picking pineapples and lychees.
A huge thanks to Farmer Sam and Farmer Norm, who not only gave generously of their time but also let our students walk away with a pineapple or two to take home to their families. ... See MoreSee Less
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NCC SWIMMING CARNIVALS | During Week 3, the Junior, Middle, and Senior School Swimming Carnivals were a great success with wonderful participation from our students. A highlight of the Senior School carnival included a special visitor, Olympian Louise Hansson from Sweden, who gave our students (and even some teachers) the opportunity of a lifetime to race her! Naturally, she won, but some of our swimmers were impressively not too far behind!
The Year 12 synchronised swimming event was a colourful display of wonderful costumes and fantastic manoeuvres and the winner on the day was Judah.
Age Champions Junior School Carnival
Hadley W, 9 Year Girls
Jamie O, 9 Year Boys
Madonna P, 10 Year Girls
Askari B, 10 Year Boys
Eadie W, 11 Year Girls
James F, 11 Year Boys
Aiesha B, 12 Year Girls
Chaka Burger, 12 Year Boys
Age Champions Middle School Carnival
Molly M, 12 Year Girls
Van B, 12 Year Boys
Maya C, 13 Year Girls
Toby T, 13 Year Boys
Harley P, 14 Year Girls
Adam F, 14 Year Boys
Nina B, 15 Year Girls
Nullah P, 15 Year Boys
Age Champions Senior School Carnival
Olivia W, 15 Year Girls
Adriaan W, 15 Year Boys
Capri T, 16 Year Girls
Jonah L, 16 Year Boys
Natasha P, Open Girls
Ezekiel S, Open Boys
It was amazing to see so many of our families coming along to support their children on their carnival day. Well done to all students and staff on another successful swimming carnival!! ... See MoreSee Less
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HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR JAPANESE STUDENTS | We have 10 students who need host families for their stay. Families can choose to host either a single student or a double placement. Students arrive on Sunday afternoon 15 March, and will depart on the morning of Friday, 27 March. Host families are paid $55 per student per night, and all students will travel to and from school on the NCC bus, making transport simple and convenient.
If you are interested or would like further information, please contact Lynnie.Curtis@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
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Stephanie Somerville Next time the dates don't align but Riv would have loved having a student over
Does it matter that pennies don’t go to this school we live in Mooloolah
NCC STUDENTS REPRESENT | All the best to Chaka B, James F, Tori-Grace G, Madonna, Emma C, Adam F and Harley P who are competing today at the Regional Swimming Carnival. ... See MoreSee Less
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