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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 wonderful morning! Thank you to all the dads, grandfathers and father figures who joined us for our annual Father’s Day Breakfast BBQ today.

It was fantastic to see so many families enjoying breakfast and some quality time together at this special event.

A huge shoutout to our generous lucky door prize sponsors including Calvert , Brookfarm and Harry Building along with our fantastic staff and student volunteers who fired up the BBQs, served up breakfast and made the morning run so smoothly!

We hope all of our dads and carers have a relaxing and very Happy Father's Day this weekend.
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What a wonderful morning! Thank you to all the dads, grandfathers and father figures who joined us for our annual Father’s Day Breakfast BBQ today.

It was fantastic to see so many families enjoying breakfast and some quality time together at this special event.  

A huge shoutout to our generous lucky door prize sponsors including Calvert , Brookfarm  and Harry Building along with our fantastic staff and student volunteers who fired up the BBQs, served up breakfast and made the morning run so smoothly! 

We hope all of our dads and carers have a relaxing and very Happy Fathers Day this weekend.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

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Thanks for having us! Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads!

The 2026 Children’s Book Week theme, ‘Symphony of Stories’, was on full display as we hosted our annual Book Week Parade and Grandparents Day. It was a great morning honouring a shared love of reading alongside the essential role grandparents and special family figures play in our children’s lives.

Thank you to all the grandparents, parents and friends who joined us for the parade and celebrations. The event was a strong reflection of our College community and it was great to see our students get involved in an activity that actively promotes a love of literature.

A huge thank you to every grandparent and special guest who attended to make the morning memorable. Thanks to our parents for supporting costume preparations and for helping organise for grandmas, grandpas and special visitors to attend. We were also pleased to welcome visiting staff and students from St Margaret’s Rikkyo in Tokyo, who joined the celebrations while with us for their annual cultural exchange. We hope all our visitors enjoyed the morning as much as we did.

Thank you to our staff for their hard work behind the scenes and for joining in the spirit of the day by dressing up as book characters.

It was a great day for our whole community.
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The 2026 Children’s Book Week theme, ‘Symphony of Stories’, was on full display as we hosted our annual Book Week Parade and Grandparents Day. It was a great morning honouring a shared love of reading alongside the essential role grandparents and special family figures play in our children’s lives.

Thank you to all the grandparents, parents and friends who joined us for the parade and celebrations. The event was a strong reflection of our College community and it was great to see our students get involved in an activity that actively promotes a love of literature.

A huge thank you to every grandparent and special guest who attended to make the morning memorable. Thanks to our parents for supporting costume preparations and for helping organise for grandmas, grandpas and special visitors to attend. We were also pleased to welcome visiting staff and students from St Margaret’s Rikkyo in Tokyo, who joined the celebrations while with us for their annual cultural exchange.  We hope all our visitors enjoyed the morning as much as we did.

Thank you to our staff for their hard work behind the scenes and for joining in the spirit of the day by dressing up as book characters. 

It was a great day for our whole community.Image attachmentImage attachment+8Image attachment

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Great costumes. Loved book week when my grandchildren went there. Congratulations everyone one. 👏

♟️ Great moves at Gardiner Chess!

Emmanuel competed brilliantly this week in Round 3 of the Gardiner Chess Competition hosted at St John's College, Woodlawn. Our students played with fantastic sportsmanship, showed great focus and had a fantastic day.

A massive congratulations to all of our team and individual medal winners:

PRIMARY DIVISION 🏅

Individual Medalists: James F, Liam M, Nolan W, Owen T, Arlo B & Leon L

A Division Teams: 1st Place (EAC Team 1) & 2nd Place (EAC Team 2)

B Division Teams: 3rd Place (EAC Team 5)

C Division Teams: 1st Place (EAC Team 6) & 3rd Place (EAC Team 7)

SECONDARY DIVISION 🏅

Team Medals: 2nd Place (EAC Team 1)
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♟️ Great moves at Gardiner Chess! 

Emmanuel competed brilliantly this week in Round 3 of the Gardiner Chess Competition hosted at St Johns College, Woodlawn. Our students played with fantastic sportsmanship, showed great focus and had a fantastic day.

A massive congratulations to all of our team and individual medal winners:

PRIMARY DIVISION 🏅 

Individual Medalists: James F, Liam M, Nolan W, Owen T, Arlo B & Leon L

A Division Teams: 1st Place (EAC Team 1) & 2nd Place (EAC Team 2) 

B Division Teams: 3rd Place (EAC Team 5)

C Division Teams: 1st Place (EAC Team 6) & 3rd Place (EAC Team 7)
 
SECONDARY DIVISION 🏅 

Team Medals: 2nd Place (EAC Team 1)

🎾Todd Woodbridge Cup (Stage 2)

Congratulations to our Stage 2 students who finished as the winners of the Todd Woodbridge Cup Zone event at Pottsville yesterday!

Our young tennis stars have been working hard on their volleys, serves and teamwork. We were so proud to watch them step onto the court to represent Emmanuel.

The team has now qualified for the Regional Playoff early next term in Byron Bay.
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🎾Todd Woodbridge Cup (Stage 2) 

Congratulations to our Stage 2 students who finished as the winners of the Todd Woodbridge Cup Zone event at Pottsville yesterday! 

Our young tennis stars have been working hard on their volleys, serves and teamwork. We were so proud to watch them step onto the court to represent Emmanuel. 

The team has now qualified for the Regional Playoff early next term in Byron Bay.Image attachment

🌏 A Warm Welcome Back to St Margaret’s Rikkyo Elementary School!

We are delighted to welcome students and staff from St Margaret’s Rikkyo Elementary School, Tokyo, once again as they join us at the College this week.

This annual exchange brings a wonderful energy to our primary campus, sparking cross-cultural connections and building friendships that last long after the visit ends. The girls are already settling in with their Emmanuel buddies and even met our Therapy Dog, Amber, shortly after their arrival.

In addition to taking part in regular classes, our visitors will participate in a range of cultural activities and even join our primary Book Week Parade on Friday. We look forward to a memorable week of learning and laughter together!
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🌏 A Warm Welcome Back to St Margaret’s Rikkyo Elementary School!

We are delighted to welcome students and staff from St Margaret’s Rikkyo Elementary School, Tokyo, once again as they join us at the College this week. 

This annual exchange brings a wonderful energy to our primary campus, sparking cross-cultural connections and building friendships that last long after the visit ends. The girls are already settling in with their Emmanuel buddies and even met our Therapy Dog, Amber, shortly after their arrival. 

In addition to taking part in regular classes, our visitors will participate in a range of cultural activities and even join our primary Book Week Parade on Friday. We look forward to a memorable week of learning and laughter together!Image attachment

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Kendama: precision, balance and patience!

On Tuesday, our Year 8 students took part in an engaging Kendama workshop to bring their Japanese studies to life.

Students had a fantastic time working through various catching and balancing techniques, progressing from basic cup catches to more complex spike manoeuvres during this hands-on session with the traditional skill toy.
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🏐 NCIS Volleyball Championships

Our teams were looking sharp ahead of the NCIS Volleyball Championships today! Wishing them all luck - we know they will represent Emmanuel with pride.
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🏐 NCIS Volleyball Championships

Our teams were looking sharp ahead of the NCIS Volleyball Championships today! Wishing them all luck - we know they will represent Emmanuel with pride.

🏄‍♂️ Training like Pros!

13 students headed to the Surfing Australia High Performance Centre in Casuarina last week to train like elite athletes at their world class Olympic facility.

Across two packed days, students worked with expert coaches to sharpen their skills through video analysis, goal setting, gym work and skate/trampoline cross training. They even got to experience pro level recovery with hot/cold plunge pools and saunas!

Feedback from the camp has been extremely positive; from refining technique to building confidence in the water, everyone came home with new skills, stronger friendships and incredible memories.
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🏄‍♂️  Training like Pros!

13 students headed to the Surfing Australia High Performance Centre in Casuarina last week to train like elite athletes at their world class Olympic facility.

Across two packed days, students worked with expert coaches to sharpen their skills through video analysis, goal setting, gym work and skate/trampoline cross training. They even got to experience pro level recovery with hot/cold plunge pools and saunas! 

Feedback from the camp has been extremely positive; from refining technique to building confidence in the water, everyone came home with new skills, stronger friendships and incredible memories.Image attachmentImage attachment
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