Emmanuel Anglican College
Emmanuel Anglican College is a Pre-school to Year 12 coeducational College founded in the Anglican Tradition located in the beautiful Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and is widely renowned as a centre for academic and pastoral care excellence throughout our region and beyond. read more
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship Opportunity
Emmanuel Anglican College is offering a full scholarship for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in Year 7-12 for 2025. This scholarship covers 100% of Tuition Fees and may provide additional support for uniforms, camps and other costs based on financial need.
Eligible students must demonstrate a commitment to their local community and financial need. The application includes a personal statement and two letters of support.
To apply or learn more go to: www.eac.nsw.edu.au/2024/09/13/eac-scholarships/
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Jess Matuchet
Today at EAC, we marked R U OK? Day with a range of activities aimed at fostering connection and raising awareness about mental health. One of the highlights was a fun filled Staff vs Students volleyball match — both teams gave it their all, but the Staff team claimed victory in the end. 🏐✨
In Pastoral care classes, students participated in a range of activities focused on checking in with one another, learning the importance of meaningful conversations and supporting those around them. 💛
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EAC had a fantastic day at the Northern Rivers Chess Competition held in Alstonville yesterday, coming away with 3 winning teams, loads of ribbons and plenty of medal places! 🎉♟️
EAC Team 4 tied for 1st place 🏆
EAC Team 2 finished 2nd in the A Division 🥈
EAC Team 1 took 3rd place in the A Division 🥉
Our students showed great sportsmanship and proudly represented EAC. Well done to all our players! 👏
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Ellie Ryan Jill Wray
Our Year 10 Sports Studies students had an awesome opportunity to put their coaching skills to the test with Kindergarten yesterday.
Year 10 have been diving into the theory behind coaching, exploring leadership styles, communication techniques and learning how to tailor coaching plans for different age groups.
It was their first go, and what a fantastic learning experience it was! Sports Studies Teacher and Leader of House Brockington, Ms Kellie Guest and Mr Paul Pryor, our Primary PE specialist, were both on hand to offer feedback and guidance.
This is another example of the great collaboration our students enjoy across our EAC continuum of education from Early Learning all the way through to Year 12.
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The 2024 EAC's Got Talent Primary Talent Show, held today, was an absolute hit! With over 36 acts in the Years 1 to 3 category alone, our young performers wowed the audience with their wonderfully diverse and original talents. From singing and dancing to magic tricks and instrumental performances, the creativity and enthusiasm on display made for an unforgettable show. A huge congratulations to all the talented students who took part - you truly shined! 🌟🎤🎶
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Today, our Year 7 students took part in the exciting Recycling Relay, a fun and interactive activity facilitated by North East Waste. This hands on experience brought the concept of recycling to life, rounding out a great week here at EAC. Students learned about the importance of proper waste management and how they can make a positive impact on the environment through recycling.♻️🌏
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This term, EAC assembled two Year 7 football teams - one boys and one girls—to give our youngest secondary students more opportunities to compete, as many school competitions this year have been focused on older year groups. After trials and multiple training sessions, we arranged two exciting matches against Alstonville High School with each school hosting one game.
Here are the results:
Tuesday 6 September
Girls: EAC 0 - 0 Alstonville
Boys: EAC 2 - 1 Alstonville
Friday 23 August
Girls: Alstonville 3 - 2 EAC
Boys: Alstonville 1 - 1 EAC
These games were a fantastic opportunity for our Year 7 students and we hope to continue building strong relationships with local schools to provide more competitive experiences in the future! ⚽💪
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In some terrific news from yesterday's Netball Schools Cup Far North Coast Finals, two of our EAC Boys teams were crowned FNC Champions!
Our Year 8 Boys won the 7/8 Boys Division and the Year 10 Boys won the 9/10 Boys Division, both booking themselves a place in the State Finals in November at Sydney's Netball Central.
Congratulations to all students and coaches whose commitment to training was rewarded with great results and participation on the day. It was a wonderful result for our College and we look forward to seeing how the boys go in Sydney.
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Well done boys
Today, Year 9 Forensic and Biomedical Science students had the incredible opportunity to hear from a forensics expert from the New South Wales Police Force. The guest speaker shared fascinating insights into real world forensic techniques and strategies used to solve crimes. From fingerprint analysis to crime scene management, it was an eye opening experience that brought their studies to life! A huge thank you to the NSW Police for this engaging and educational presentation. 👏🔍
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Congratulations to Angus Hatherly from Year 12 and Mr Ben McRae who were the proud winners of the 2024 Northern Rivers Career Expo 'Ready Steady Cook' event! 🥇🍳
The dynamic duo showcased their culinary skills and creativity, impressing everyone with their delicious pasta dish.
The award was presented at this week's Secondary assembly by Ingrid Johansen from Northern Rivers Connect who organised the Expo.👏
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Awesome efforts 👏 thanks to Mr MacRae for fostering Angus’ enthusiasm in the kitchen !
This is great, well done! 👏👏
Congratulations!
