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We seek to grow each student to become a person of character who is inspired by excellence and adaptability, whose life is modelled on that of Jesus; and who, through courage, creativity, compassion and citizenship, strives to create a better world.

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Emmanuel Anglican College is a safe, inclusive, coeducational Anglican school community offering a holistic and future focused education from Early Learning through to Year 12. 

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At Emmanuel Anglican College, we understand that choosing the right school is one of the most significant decisions you will make for your child. As a Preschool to Year 12 coeducational College grounded in Anglican traditions, we are proud to provide a welcoming, inclusive environment that values academic excellence, wellbeing and a commitment to nurturing the unique potential of every student.

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What a way to kick off sport for 2026!

Our Year 7 and 8 students jumped straight into the action during their first sport lessons of the year, taking part in a Survivor Challenge run by our Sport staff. Students were split into tribes and competed in a series of challenges designed to build teamwork, communication and trust.

Challenges included the Blindfold Minefield, Island Hopping, Puzzle Relay and Sponge Race, with plenty of problem-solving, encouragement and laughs along the way. Each year group finished with a gruelling tie-breaker finale: The Idol Hold

An awesome start to weekly sport and a great way for students to connect, challenge themselves and set the tone for a big year ahead!
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What a way to kick off sport for 2026!

Our Year 7 and 8 students jumped straight into the action during their first sport lessons of the year, taking part in a Survivor Challenge run by our Sport staff. Students were split into tribes and competed in a series of challenges designed to build teamwork, communication and trust.

Challenges included the Blindfold Minefield, Island Hopping, Puzzle Relay and Sponge Race, with plenty of problem-solving, encouragement and laughs along the way. Each year group finished with a gruelling tie-breaker finale: The Idol Hold

An awesome start to weekly sport and a great way for students to connect, challenge themselves and set the tone for a big year ahead!Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

With the commencement of our Kindergarten students on Tuesday, the College is now back in full swing and it is wonderful seeing classrooms and playgrounds buzzing with energy once again.

We are looking forward to a wonderful year full of opportunities to learn, live and lead across the College!
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With the commencement of our Kindergarten students on Tuesday, the College is now back in full swing and it is wonderful seeing classrooms and playgrounds buzzing with energy once again.

We are looking forward to a wonderful year full of opportunities to learn, live and lead across the College!Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

Day One = Success! ✅

From big backpacks to even bigger smiles, Kindergarten 2026 has officially arrived! It’s been a joy watching our newest students explore their classrooms and make their very first school memories today.

To our families: take a deep breath and celebrate—you’ve officially raised a school-aged human!

Let the adventure begin, Class of 2038! ✨
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Day One = Success! ✅

From big backpacks to even bigger smiles, Kindergarten 2026 has officially arrived! It’s been a joy watching our newest students explore their classrooms and make their very first school memories today.

To our families: take a deep breath and celebrate—you’ve officially raised a school-aged human! 

Let the adventure begin, Class of 2038! ✨

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What Week Is It?

Our fortnightly timetable will commence on WEEK A this week which will ensure a smooth schedule for this 10 week term.

A link to this schedule is available on the homepage of the EAC website under 'Term Dates' but you can also download a copy here: eac.nsw.edu.au/term-dates-and-what-week-is-it/
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What Week Is It? 

Our fortnightly timetable will commence on WEEK A this week which will ensure a smooth schedule for this 10 week term.

A link to this schedule is available on the homepage of the EAC website under Term Dates but you can also download a copy here: https://eac.nsw.edu.au/term-dates-and-what-week-is-it/

Emmanuel’s private bus services will commence tomorrow, Friday 30 January, alongside the return of students in Years 7, 11, and 12.

Please note that students with existing Student ID cards must ensure they tap on and off when using the Service. Students without ID cards should notify their driver.

Public buses will also be operating tomorrow.
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Emmanuel’s private bus services will commence tomorrow, Friday 30 January, alongside the return of students in Years 7, 11, and 12. 

Please note that students with existing Student ID cards must ensure they tap on and off when using the Service.  Students without ID cards should notify their driver. 

Public buses will also be operating tomorrow.

🌍 Start your Homestay Journey in 2026!

Emmanuel Anglican College is currently seeking expressions of interest from families who'd like to host students as part of our International Study Program this year.

Hosting is more than just providing a room; it allows local families to build deep, lasting relationships in a very short amount of time. These relationships often continue, with many of our families going on to visit students in their home countries.

Homestays also provide a wonderful cultural experience for your own children, helping them learn about the world firsthand.

If you're ready to open your home to a new cultural adventure, we’d love to hear from you. Find out more by contacting Ms Jennifer Buddee, International Program Coordinator: jbuddee@eac.nsw.edu.au.
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🌍 Start your Homestay Journey in 2026!

Emmanuel Anglican College is currently seeking expressions of interest from families whod like to host students as part of our International Study Program this year. 

Hosting is more than just providing a room; it allows local families to build deep, lasting relationships in a very short amount of time. These relationships often continue, with many of our families going on to visit students in their home countries. 

Homestays also provide a wonderful cultural experience for your own children, helping them learn about the world firsthand.

If youre ready to open your home to a new cultural adventure, we’d love to hear from you. Find out more by contacting Ms Jennifer Buddee, International Program Coordinator: jbuddee@eac.nsw.edu.au.

It's almost time!

School is back this Friday for Years 7, 11 and 12 with Years 1-6 commencing on Monday 2 February and Kindergarten on Tuesday 3 February.

Staff have been working hard behind the scenes and we can’t wait to welcome our students for an exciting year ahead!
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Its almost time!

School is back this Friday for Years 7, 11 and 12 with Years 1-6 commencing on Monday 2 February and Kindergarten on Tuesday 3 February. 

Staff have been working hard behind the scenes and we can’t wait to welcome our students for an exciting year ahead!

🚍 Bookings Now Open for Emmanuel's Private Bus Service!

The College offers a bus service exclusively for Emmanuel students. The three dedicated bus services are designed specifically to provide direct transport from designated stops to the College and back. These services serve as an alternative to public transport for students living north of the College, which often requires students to use two buses to reach the College.

For further details please refer to the email sent to families on 20 January 2026 or visit the Bus Services page eac.nsw.edu.au/bus-service-2/ on the Emmanuel Anglican College website.
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🚍 Bookings Now Open for Emmanuels Private Bus Service! 

The College offers a bus service exclusively for Emmanuel students. The three dedicated bus services are designed specifically to provide direct transport from designated stops to the College and back. These services serve as an alternative to public transport for students living north of the College, which often requires students to use two buses to reach the College.

For further details please refer to the email sent to families on 20 January 2026 or visit the Bus Services page https://eac.nsw.edu.au/bus-service-2/ on the Emmanuel Anglican College website.

A reminder that the Friends of EAC Second Hand Uniform Shop will be open today and tomorrow from 1pm to 3.30pm.

Please note that we are currently seeking donations of items in sizes 8, 10 and 12 but welcome all donations provided they are clean and in good condition.
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A reminder that the Friends of EAC Second Hand Uniform Shop will be open today and tomorrow from 1pm to 3.30pm. 

Please note that we are currently seeking donations of items in sizes 8, 10 and 12 but welcome all donations provided they are clean and in good condition.
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