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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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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Bart Walsh

There was plenty to reflect on as speaker, storyteller and coach Bart Walsh joined us on Wednesday 28 October for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons at Emmanuel Anglican College.

An actor and resilience speaker, Bart is a former National Head Coach of Jetts Fitness Australia. His understanding of adversity comes from personal experience, including surviving cancer at 23, losing his firstborn son and living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a degenerative condition affecting the nervous system.

These experiences underpin his approach to helping others navigate change and build resilience.

In his talk, The Advantage of Adversity, Bart drew on his own experiences to explore resilience, personal growth and how we respond when life takes an unexpected turn.

We value Bart’s contribution to a day centred on purpose, possibility and making a difference.
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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Bart Walsh 

There was plenty to reflect on as speaker, storyteller and coach Bart Walsh joined us on Wednesday 28 October for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons at Emmanuel Anglican College.

An actor and resilience speaker, Bart is a former National Head Coach of Jetts Fitness Australia. His understanding of adversity comes from personal experience, including surviving cancer at 23, losing his firstborn son and living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a degenerative condition affecting the nervous system. 

These experiences underpin his approach to helping others navigate change and build resilience.

In his talk, The Advantage of Adversity, Bart drew on his own experiences to explore resilience, personal growth and how we respond when life takes an unexpected turn.

We value Bart’s contribution to a day centred on purpose, possibility and making a difference.

🏃‍♂️ Mini Tabloid Sports Carnival

Today, our Year 9 Human Movement and Sport Science classes put their leadership skills into practice by hosting a fantastic Mini Tabloid Sports Carnival for students in Kindergarten and Year 1.

The heat didn't slow anyone down with obstacle courses, hurdles, frisbee throws and tug-of-war among the highlights.

Well done to our Year 9 leaders for guiding and encouraging our younger students so patiently and to our competitors for their enthusiasm throughout the event!
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🏃‍♂️ Mini Tabloid Sports Carnival

Today, our Year 9 Human Movement and Sport Science classes put their leadership skills into practice by hosting a fantastic Mini Tabloid Sports Carnival for students in Kindergarten and Year 1.

The heat didnt slow anyone down with obstacle courses, hurdles, frisbee throws and tug-of-war among the highlights. 

Well done to our Year 9 leaders for guiding and encouraging our younger students so patiently and to our competitors for their enthusiasm throughout the event!Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

Goodli Sporlight: Voices making a Difference - Pat Davern

From the stage to community service, Pat Davern brought a broad range of experiences to Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons at Emmanuel Anglican College last Wednesday.

Best known as Grinspoon’s guitarist and a founding member, Pat is also an author and a Bangalow firefighter. His story connects creativity, resilience and giving back, reflecting the spirit of Goodli and its focus on making a difference.

We are grateful to Pat for being part of our day and sharing a perspective that encourages young people to pursue what matters to them and contribute to their communities.
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Goodli Sporlight: Voices making a Difference - Pat Davern 

From the stage to community service, Pat Davern brought a broad range of experiences to Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons at Emmanuel Anglican College last Wednesday.

Best known as Grinspoon’s guitarist and a founding member, Pat is also an author and a Bangalow firefighter. His story connects creativity, resilience and giving back, reflecting the spirit of Goodli and its focus on making a difference.

We are grateful to Pat for being part of our day and sharing a perspective that encourages young people to pursue what matters to them and contribute to their communities.

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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Speaker 3 - Senator David Pocock

Senator David Pocock for joined our Goodli Festival last Wednesday 28 November via video link.

From captaining the Wallabies to serving as an Independent Senator for the ACT, David’s journey is grounded in community, leadership and service.

With a background in sustainable agriculture and strong advocacy for climate action, integrity and equality, his live Q&A offered our young people an inspiring look at what it means to lead with purpose and drive real change.

We are so grateful he took the time to connect with our students and share his perspective in this year's program!
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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Speaker 3 - Senator David Pocock 

Senator David Pocock for joined our Goodli Festival last Wednesday 28 November via video link. 

From captaining the Wallabies to serving as an Independent Senator for the ACT, David’s journey is grounded in community, leadership and service. 

With a background in sustainable agriculture and strong advocacy for climate action, integrity and equality, his live Q&A offered our young people an inspiring look at what it means to lead with purpose and drive real change. 

We are so grateful he took the time to connect with our students and share his perspective in this years program!

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Incredible👏

Great guy

Stepping Onto the Site: HSC Engineers in Action

Our HSC Engineering Studies students recently stepped onto the construction site of our new campus STEM building.

Guided by the Bennett Constructions site manager, they saw classroom theory put into practice, gained firsthand insight into how a major project is managed and got a taste of what working in civil engineering involves.

Thank you to the team from Bennett Constructions for sharing their time and expertise with our students.
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Stepping Onto the Site: HSC Engineers in Action

Our HSC Engineering Studies students recently stepped onto the construction site of our new campus STEM building.

Guided by the Bennett Constructions site manager, they saw classroom theory put into practice, gained firsthand insight into how a major project is managed and got a taste of what working in civil engineering involves.

Thank you to the team from Bennett Constructions for sharing their time and expertise with our students.

Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Speaker 2 - Sinem Saban

How does the media shape the way we understand the world?

We were pleased to welcome filmmaker and educator Sinem Saban back to Emmanuel Anglican College last Wednesday for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons.

Sinem spoke to the whole group before running her workshop, Under an Influence – Media and Truth Telling, which gave students an opportunity to explore media critically, consider different perspectives and reflect on the stories we see and hear.

Our thanks go to Sinem for returning to Goodli and creating space for thoughtful conversations about storytelling, truth and the importance of listening.
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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Speaker 2 - Sinem Saban

How does the media shape the way we understand the world?

We were pleased to welcome filmmaker and educator Sinem Saban back to Emmanuel Anglican College last Wednesday for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons.

Sinem spoke to the whole group before running her workshop, Under an Influence – Media and Truth Telling, which gave students an opportunity to explore media critically, consider different perspectives and reflect on the stories we see and hear.

Our thanks go to Sinem for returning to Goodli and creating space for thoughtful conversations about storytelling, truth and the importance of listening.

Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Speaker 1

Dr Stephen Van Mil
Protecting our wildlife starts with people who care enough to act.

Last Wednesday, we welcomed veterinarian, conservationist and filmmaker Dr Stephen Van Mil to Emmanuel Anglican College for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons.

As founder and CEO of Wildlife Recovery Australia, Stephen’s work spans wildlife rescue, treatment and recovery, with strong connections to our Northern Rivers community.

Stephen spoke to the whole group before joining Jaimee Blouse to offer the Allies for Wildlife workshop, giving students an opportunity to explore wildlife protection and the role they can play.

We appreciate Stephen and Jaimee bringing this important work to Goodli and helping our students connect with the wildlife and landscapes around them.
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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Speaker 1

Dr Stephen Van Mil
Protecting our wildlife starts with people who care enough to act.

Last Wednesday, we welcomed veterinarian, conservationist and filmmaker Dr Stephen Van Mil to Emmanuel Anglican College for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons.

As founder and CEO of Wildlife Recovery Australia, Stephen’s work spans wildlife rescue, treatment and recovery, with strong connections to our Northern Rivers community.

Stephen spoke to the whole group before joining Jaimee Blouse to offer the Allies for Wildlife workshop, giving students an opportunity to explore wildlife protection and the role they can play.

We appreciate Stephen and Jaimee bringing this important work to Goodli and helping our students connect with the wildlife and landscapes around them.

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Happy World Teachers’ Day to our amazing teachers!

Today we celebrated with thoughtful cards written by students, breakfast prepared and served by student and teacher volunteers and a special afternoon tea.

A heartfelt thank you to Prime Flowers for generously donating beautiful bunches of lilies for our very deserving teachers. Prime Flowers is a huge supporter of the College and we are so grateful for their continued generosity.

To all our teachers, thank you for the care, encouragement and dedication you bring to our classrooms every day. You make a difference in our students’ lives and we are grateful for everything you do.
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Happy World Teachers’ Day to our amazing teachers!

Today we celebrated with thoughtful cards written by students, breakfast prepared and served by student and teacher volunteers and a special afternoon tea.

A heartfelt thank you to Prime Flowers for generously donating beautiful bunches of lilies for our very deserving teachers. Prime Flowers is a huge supporter of the College and we are so grateful for their continued generosity.

To all our teachers, thank you for the care, encouragement and dedication you bring to our classrooms every day. You make a difference in our students’ lives and we are grateful for everything you do.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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