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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🎉 Term 3 After-School Activities🎉
Fun and active programs for after school? We’ve got TWO exciting options this term for students aged 5 to 12!
🏉 League Stars Program
📅 Tuesdays | 5th Aug – 9th Sept 2025
🕔 After school
👉 Register now at LeagueStars.com
🏀 Aussie Hoops Hub – Basketball
📅 Wednesdays | 30th July - 24th Sept 2025
For students in Years 4, 5 & 6
📲 Use the QR code to register or email secretary@ballinabasketball.com.au for more information.
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Winter holidays are almost over!
Students commence Term 3 on Tuesday 22 July 2025.
Vacation Care is available for primary students for Monday 21 July - please email elcenrolments@eac.nsw.edu.au to book.
With Book Week, our international program and the final months of schooling for our Year 12s (amongst many other things), Term 3 is going to be BIG!
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A huge congratulations to our Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award participants for successfully completing their practice journey in the last week of Term 2!
This important step prepares them for their upcoming Adventurous Journey later this month and it's wonderful to see their enthusiasm and teamwork shining through.
Special thanks to Ms Morrissey for leading this journey and capturing some of the adventure for us.
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📺 TV Throwbacks Trivia Night!
Dust off those random facts from your favourite shows - the Friends of EAC TV Throwbacks Trivia Night is coming!
Enjoy a night of nostalgia and fun whilst raising funds to support projects around the College.
🗓 Date: Saturday 30 August, 6.30-10.30pm
📍 Location: The Lindsay Walker Centre
🎟 Tickets: www.trybooking.com/DCXVE
Rally your team and start preparing - Emmanuel trivia nights have a history of fierce competition and a lot of laughs!
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📚 Save the Date!
Book Week is just around the corner and so is one of our favourite traditions! Get ready for a joyful celebration as our Book Week Parade and Grandparent's Day return on Friday 22 August for Kindergarten to Year 6.
Costumes, stories, smiles and special guests… it’s a day not to be missed!
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Flashback to Year 11 Camp!
There was mud, there was water, there were multiple opportunities to fly through the air...and from the looks of it, no one had any fun at all 😂
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We were thrilled to participate in the NAIDOC Week Celebration Walk in Ballina yesterday. Emmanuel students were accompanied by Principal Robert Tobias, Aboriginal Education Support Officer, Kaz Ross and Reverend Richard Browning as they marched behind a banner produced by our Aboriginal students. It was a beautiful day to honour and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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And that's a wrap for Term 2!
Wishing all our College families a very restful and enjoyable winter break. Students return to school on Tuesday 22 July.
The Administration Office remains open throughout the holidays from 8am-4pm.
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This week, our Year 6 students were fortunate to welcome Angie and Sarah, the passionate Sustainability Managers from local business Spell.
As part of our Experiential Learning unit on Fast Fashion, students heard firsthand how Spell is leading the way in ethical fashion — from choosing responsible suppliers and sustainable materials to using technology and innovative techniques to reduce waste; maintaining transparency with consumers and giving back to the community.
Their insights helped bring our classroom learning to life and empowered our students to think critically about the clothes we wear and the choices we make. A big congratulations to the three lucky students who won a Spell prize pack!
We are so grateful for Angie and Sarah’s time and commitment to sustainability — thank you for helping to inspire the next generation of changemakers.
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🐟 Year 9 Marine Studies Fishing Excursion – Reeling in Knowledge!
Our Year 9 Marine Studies students recently ventured out for a fishing excursion on the Ballina River. Despite the recent heavy rainfall and the river’s muddy brown hue, students remained enthusiastic and were rewarded with many catches, including catfish and bream.
The highlight of the day was Ryan L-P’s impressive 38cm bream, which earned him bragging rights as the catch of the day!
Importantly, all fish were carefully released alive after capture, in line with our commitment to sustainable fishing practices and marine conservation. Students demonstrated excellent care and respect for the local aquatic environment while applying their knowledge of estuarine ecosystems and ethical angling.
A valuable day of hands-on learning, teamwork and muddy fun on the river!
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