2026 COLLEGE ASSEMBLY | The 2026 College Assembly celebrated the exceptional achievements of its students in 2025. The College offered diverse opportunities for students to excel in a range of academic and vocational fields.
In the Class of 2025, 97 Year 12 students earned their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). Among these students, 13 stood out for achieving 30 or more QCE credit points, including: Max B, Arielah D, Keisha G, Victoria H, Rylan J, Samuel K, Wesley K, Kloe M, Charlotte P, Jayden S, Hannah S, Scott Tand Elizabeth W. Jackson S was awarded the 2025 Queensland Certificate of Education Pathways Merit Award. Jackson accumulated the most credit toward the Queensland Certificate of Education, totalling 40 points across Years 11 and 12.
In addition, the College recognised nine ATAR-eligible students who scored 90 or above on their ATAR, namely Harrison B, Holly C, Liam H, Liam L, Miaoyin R, Madyson W, Neiva Wand Sophie Y.
The College took immense pleasure in honouring its top three students, Hannah L (ATAR 99.15), Nathaniel R (ATAR 99.3), and James C, who received the College Dux award for 2025, with an ATAR of 99.5. These students are a testament to the College's commitment to academic excellence and holistic education.
The College congratulated all the awardees and wished them success and wisdom as they embark on their future endeavours. ... See MoreSee Less
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED | A small number of warm and welcoming host families are needed to host five Brazilian students in Term 2 as part of Prontos Pro Mundo, the São Paulo State Government’s flagship international mobility program.
This initiative gives public high‑school students the chance to study abroad, strengthen their English skills, and experience new cultures and education systems.
The students are approximately 15–16 years old, and host families receive $460 per week. Students can also travel on the NCC bus if required.
Please contact Mary - enrolments@ncc.qld.edu.au for more information and a host family application form. ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 11 HOSPITALITY | The Hospitality Department has started off 2026 with some tasty summer foods. Year 11 Hospitality practised charring vegetables to produce Corn Ribs with spicy mayonnaise, Honey and Walnut Brussel Sprouts, Mediterranean charred vegie and haloumi salad, along with charred lettuce in a Caesar salad. Head of Senior School, Mr Elliott and Career & Pathways Co-ordinator, Mr Garrett popped into to sample the students work." ... See MoreSee Less
JUNIOR SCHOOL WELCOME MORNING TEA | We warmly invite all Junior School families to attend a morning tea at NewLife Church to connect with staff and other parents for the start of a new school year. ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 12 SUNRISE | Our Year 12 students gathered at Alex Heads on Monday to celebrate a milestone moment - their last first day together. After last week at camp, yesterday was the first official NCC school day on campus. This is a special beginning in the final chapter of school life and a memorable start to what we know will be an incredible year for our seniors. ... See MoreSee Less
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2026 COLLEGE ASSEMBLY | The 2026 College Assembly celebrated the exceptional achievements of its students in 2025. The College offered diverse opportunities for students to excel in a range of academic and vocational fields.
In the Class of 2025, 97 Year 12 students earned their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). Among these students, 13 stood out for achieving 30 or more QCE credit points, including: Max B, Arielah D, Keisha G, Victoria H, Rylan J, Samuel K, Wesley K, Kloe M, Charlotte P, Jayden S, Hannah S, Scott Tand Elizabeth W. Jackson S was awarded the 2025 Queensland Certificate of Education Pathways Merit Award. Jackson accumulated the most credit toward the Queensland Certificate of Education, totalling 40 points across Years 11 and 12.
In addition, the College recognised nine ATAR-eligible students who scored 90 or above on their ATAR, namely Harrison B, Holly C, Liam H, Liam L, Miaoyin R, Madyson W, Neiva Wand Sophie Y.
The College took immense pleasure in honouring its top three students, Hannah L (ATAR 99.15), Nathaniel R (ATAR 99.3), and James C, who received the College Dux award for 2025, with an ATAR of 99.5. These students are a testament to the College's commitment to academic excellence and holistic education.
The College congratulated all the awardees and wished them success and wisdom as they embark on their future endeavours. ... See MoreSee Less
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🫶🏼👏💞🥇🏆🏊♀️🏄🏀wonderful girl Keisha 🩷
So very proud of you Keisha Xxx
Keisha you’re the best !Love you and am extremely happy for you and so proud 🎓💚🍭🐬🐝X
Oh Keish I’m soooo very proud of you. The world is your oyster 💗
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HOST FAMILIES NEEDED | A small number of warm and welcoming host families are needed to host five Brazilian students in Term 2 as part of Prontos Pro Mundo, the São Paulo State Government’s flagship international mobility program.
This initiative gives public high‑school students the chance to study abroad, strengthen their English skills, and experience new cultures and education systems.
The students are approximately 15–16 years old, and host families receive $460 per week. Students can also travel on the NCC bus if required.
Please contact Mary - enrolments@ncc.qld.edu.au for more information and a host family application form. ... See MoreSee Less
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For how many weeks please?
Yes how long for?
YEAR 11 HOSPITALITY | The Hospitality Department has started off 2026 with some tasty summer foods. Year 11 Hospitality practised charring vegetables to produce Corn Ribs with spicy mayonnaise, Honey and Walnut Brussel Sprouts, Mediterranean charred vegie and haloumi salad, along with charred lettuce in a Caesar salad. Head of Senior School, Mr Elliott and Career & Pathways Co-ordinator, Mr Garrett popped into to sample the students work." ... See MoreSee Less
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Who would I expect to be near the food?
No better “prepping for life” than teaching girls and guys to be brilliant chefs!! Love it! 🥗❤️
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JUNIOR SCHOOL WELCOME MORNING TEA | We warmly invite all Junior School families to attend a morning tea at NewLife Church to connect with staff and other parents for the start of a new school year. ... See MoreSee Less
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YEAR 12 SUNRISE | Our Year 12 students gathered at Alex Heads on Monday to celebrate a milestone moment - their last first day together. After last week at camp, yesterday was the first official NCC school day on campus. This is a special beginning in the final chapter of school life and a memorable start to what we know will be an incredible year for our seniors. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well I guess Cameron didn't check his emails because this is the first I've heard about this 🤷 oh well
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