ART CLUB IN THE SUNSHINE | Our Art Club students recently enjoyed a wonderful afternoon in the sunshine at Normanton House. Surrounded by the peaceful gardens, students explored the art of charcoal still-life drawing. Working with nature al light and the beautiful outdoor setting, they practised observing carefully and capturing detail, texture, and shadow in their artwork.
For many, this was their first time experimenting with charcoal, and they enjoyed discovering how the medium can be used to create strong contrasts and expressive lines. It was inspiring to see students so engaged, supporting each other, and taking pride in their developing skills.
If your child from Year 2 -8 is interested in signing up for Term 4 please contact Anita Arnold or Sarah Lanham via email - Sarah.L@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
SPORTING SPOTLIGHT | Emma C, Year 11, was accepted onto the Australian Swim Team to compete at the Virtus World Swimming Championships in Thailand in August.
Emma had a very successful meet, coming home with 5 Gold Medals, 4 Silver Medals and 3 Bronze Medals. Emma also broke another 2 Individual Virtus World Records for her 50m Butterfly and 100m Butterfly as well as her relay team breaking 2 more Virtus World Records for the 4x50m Medley Relay and 4x100m Medley Relay.
Emma ranked 5th highest female amongst all the athletes worldwide (based on points) and 4th highest based on medals earnt.
Well done Emma on this outstanding achievement. NCC is very proud of you!! ... See MoreSee Less
KINDY - YEAR 3 SPORTS DAY | On Friday 19 September, NCC Junior School will be holding their annual Lower Junior Sports Day.
WHO: Kindy to Year 3 students DATE: Friday 19 September TIME: 9:30am – 12:30pm VENUE: Nambour Christian College – Junior School Oval
SPECTATORS: Spectators are welcome PARK & RIDE: Will be available from Woombye Netball Courts (1 Laidlaw Rd, Woombye). Shuttles will commence at 8.30am and run as required. Drop off will be at the NCC bottom carpark. The last shuttle aims to depart NCC at 12.45pm
UNIFORM: Sport uniform (house shirt) EQUIPMENT: Bring sunscreen, hat, lunch, and water bottle TUCKSHOP: Tuckshop will be operating as per usual at the Junior School building for Upper Junior School students. Lower Junior School students may place orders as normal, and their morning tea will be delivered to the oval.
If you have any questions, please email sport@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
REGIONAL TRACK & FIELD 2025 | Well done to all students who represented NCC at the 10-19 Track and Field Regional Trial recently.
A special congratulations to Lachlan H, qualified in the 800m and 1500m events for the 10-12 years Track and Field Championships in Townsville on 13-15 October. Lachlan also broke the 1500m regional record which is an amazing achievement.
A special congratulations to the following students who qualified for the 13-19 Track and Field Championships in Townsville on 16-19 October.
Mia V - 90m hurdles Bodhe F - 1500m & 3000m Oliver S - Shot Put and Javelin
We wish these students all the best next month in Townsville. ... See MoreSee Less
JS LITTER-FREE LUNCH DAY | Calling all Junior School students! We are excited to announce a Litter-Free Lunch Day on 16 September.
Let's come together to make a positive impact on our school environment and the beautiful world God created.
On this special day, we encourage students and their parents to use reusable containers instead of plastic wrappers or disposable packaging. Together, we can keep our school clean and protect our planet.
This is a JS Student Council initiative, and classes with no litter will have the chance to win exciting prizes.
We can all work together to make a big difference. ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 5 CAMP | The Year 5 adventure began with an incredible lunch at the campsite to fuel our bodies for the action-packed camp at Luther Heights, Coolum. From the moment we arrived, the excitement didn’t stop— our days were filled with unforgettable activities that not only challenged us but also strengthened the friendships and connections within our cohort.
Team-based activities such as Crate Climb, Raft-building, Rogaining (a mix of orienteering and problem-solving), and the Catapult Quest gave us the chance to practise working together toward a shared goal. Personal challenges like the Koala Climb and Zip Line/Flying Fox pushed us beyond our comfort zones, helping us overcome fears and discover new levels of courage and determination.
Evenings were just as memorable, with an array of varied talents in the inaugural Year 5 Talent Quest that had the audience in stitches of laughter and in awe of the talents of their peers. Between the fun, the laughter, and the delicious meals, every moment at camp was made special by the joy of being together.
This camp was more than just a few days away from school—it was a journey of teamwork, self-discovery, and lasting memories. Students came away with boosted confidence, stronger friendships, and valuable life lessons they will carry with them well into the future. ... See MoreSee Less
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT | Taylor is now a verified artist on Spotify for Take Me To The Country for over 8000 plays and is hoping Fit In will achieve the same if not more. Check out the new hit on Spotify now!!
YEAR 8 BOYS CAMP | Last week, our Year 8 boys embarked on their annual camp to Emu Gully, engaging with the camp theme of “Stepping Up.” The focus of the camp was to encourage each student’s growth as they begin their journey into early manhood, developing responsibility, resilience, and teamwork along the way.
Over three action-packed days, these values came to life through challenges such as hauling heavy tyres through mud pits, scaling steep cliffs, crawling under the cover of night to capture objectives, and even driving buggies—a definite highlight!
The boys also demonstrated growth in quieter but equally important ways: through thoughtful reflections in debrief sessions, working together to prepare and clean up meals, setting up and packing down camp sites, and being prepared for their daily activities. It was in these simple actions that themes of responsibility and service to others was best revealed, which is also displayed as a key characteristic of Jesus’ own character and actions as stated in Mark 10:45: For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.
Although there were some steep learning curves along the way, we are encouraged by the many boys who rose to the challenge, embraced the camp experience, and showed maturity in their actions. These moments of growth and accomplishment are the true legacy of the 2025 Year 8 Boys Camp. ... See MoreSee Less
ART CLUB IN THE SUNSHINE | Our Art Club students recently enjoyed a wonderful afternoon in the sunshine at Normanton House. Surrounded by the peaceful gardens, students explored the art of charcoal still-life drawing. Working with nature al light and the beautiful outdoor setting, they practised observing carefully and capturing detail, texture, and shadow in their artwork.
For many, this was their first time experimenting with charcoal, and they enjoyed discovering how the medium can be used to create strong contrasts and expressive lines. It was inspiring to see students so engaged, supporting each other, and taking pride in their developing skills.
If your child from Year 2 -8 is interested in signing up for Term 4 please contact Anita Arnold or Sarah Lanham via email - Sarah.L@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
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SPORTING SPOTLIGHT | Emma C, Year 11, was accepted onto the Australian Swim Team to compete at the Virtus World Swimming Championships in Thailand in August.
Emma had a very successful meet, coming home with 5 Gold Medals, 4 Silver Medals and 3 Bronze Medals. Emma also broke another 2 Individual Virtus World Records for her 50m Butterfly and 100m Butterfly as well as her relay team breaking 2 more Virtus World Records for the 4x50m Medley Relay and 4x100m Medley Relay.
Emma ranked 5th highest female amongst all the athletes worldwide (based on points) and 4th highest based on medals earnt.
Well done Emma on this outstanding achievement. NCC is very proud of you!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Absolutely amazing. You should be very proud, as your parents as well, knowing the hard yards put in by you all.
Congratulations 🎊 fabulous
Excellent achievement!
Congratulations Emma!!!! 🎉
What an amazing achievement!! Congratulations 🙌
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KINDY - YEAR 3 SPORTS DAY | On Friday 19 September, NCC Junior School will be holding their annual Lower Junior Sports Day.
WHO: Kindy to Year 3 students
DATE: Friday 19 September
TIME: 9:30am – 12:30pm
VENUE: Nambour Christian College – Junior School Oval
SPECTATORS: Spectators are welcome
PARK & RIDE: Will be available from Woombye Netball Courts (1 Laidlaw Rd, Woombye). Shuttles will commence at 8.30am and run as required. Drop off will be at the NCC bottom carpark. The last shuttle aims to depart NCC at 12.45pm
UNIFORM: Sport uniform (house shirt)
EQUIPMENT: Bring sunscreen, hat, lunch, and water bottle
TUCKSHOP: Tuckshop will be operating as per usual at the Junior School building for Upper Junior School students. Lower Junior School students may place orders as normal, and their morning tea will be delivered to the oval.
If you have any questions, please email sport@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
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REGIONAL TRACK & FIELD 2025 | Well done to all students who represented NCC at the 10-19 Track and Field Regional Trial recently.
A special congratulations to Lachlan H, qualified in the 800m and 1500m events for the 10-12 years Track and Field Championships in Townsville on 13-15 October. Lachlan also broke the 1500m regional record which is an amazing achievement.
A special congratulations to the following students who qualified for the 13-19 Track and Field Championships in Townsville on 16-19 October.
Mia V - 90m hurdles
Bodhe F - 1500m & 3000m
Oliver S - Shot Put and Javelin
We wish these students all the best next month in Townsville. ... See MoreSee Less
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JS LITTER-FREE LUNCH DAY | Calling all Junior School students! We are excited to announce a Litter-Free Lunch Day on 16 September.
Let's come together to make a positive impact on our school environment and the beautiful world God created.
On this special day, we encourage students and their parents to use reusable containers instead of plastic wrappers or disposable packaging. Together, we can keep our school clean and protect our planet.
This is a JS Student Council initiative, and classes with no litter will have the chance to win exciting prizes.
We can all work together to make a big difference. ... See MoreSee Less
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YEAR 5 CAMP | The Year 5 adventure began with an incredible lunch at the campsite to fuel our bodies for the action-packed camp at Luther Heights, Coolum. From the moment we arrived, the excitement didn’t stop— our days were filled with unforgettable activities that not only challenged us but also strengthened the friendships and connections within our cohort.
Team-based activities such as Crate Climb, Raft-building, Rogaining (a mix of orienteering and problem-solving), and the Catapult Quest gave us the chance to practise working together toward a shared goal. Personal challenges like the Koala Climb and Zip Line/Flying Fox pushed us beyond our comfort zones, helping us overcome fears and discover new levels of courage and determination.
Evenings were just as memorable, with an array of varied talents in the inaugural Year 5 Talent Quest that had the audience in stitches of laughter and in awe of the talents of their peers. Between the fun, the laughter, and the delicious meals, every moment at camp was made special by the joy of being together.
This camp was more than just a few days away from school—it was a journey of teamwork, self-discovery, and lasting memories. Students came away with boosted confidence, stronger friendships, and valuable life lessons they will carry with them well into the future. ... See MoreSee Less
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT | Taylor is now a verified artist on Spotify for Take Me To The Country for over 8000 plays and is hoping Fit In will achieve the same if not more. Check out the new hit on Spotify now!!
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YEAR 8 BOYS CAMP | Last week, our Year 8 boys embarked on their annual camp to Emu Gully, engaging with the camp theme of “Stepping Up.” The focus of the camp was to encourage each student’s growth as they begin their journey into early manhood, developing responsibility, resilience, and teamwork along the way.
Over three action-packed days, these values came to life through challenges such as hauling heavy tyres through mud pits, scaling steep cliffs, crawling under the cover of night to capture objectives, and even driving buggies—a definite highlight!
The boys also demonstrated growth in quieter but equally important ways: through thoughtful reflections in debrief sessions, working together to prepare and clean up meals, setting up and packing down camp sites, and being prepared for their daily activities. It was in these simple actions that themes of responsibility and service to others was best revealed, which is also displayed as a key characteristic of Jesus’ own character and actions as stated in Mark 10:45: For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.
Although there were some steep learning curves along the way, we are encouraged by the many boys who rose to the challenge, embraced the camp experience, and showed maturity in their actions. These moments of growth and accomplishment are the true legacy of the 2025 Year 8 Boys Camp. ... See MoreSee Less
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