This year’s Grandparents’ Day is just around the corner in the final week of Term 2. Please help us spread the word and invite the wonderful grandparents of our Noah’s Ark, Prep, and Primary students to save the date. We are so looking forward to celebrating together.
Get ready to swing into action because the highly anticipated King's Golf Day for 2026 is taking place in June! Now sponsored by one of our wonderful suppliers Compnow with an excellent array of prizes to be won. The format is the 4 ball Ambrose and kick off is at 10:30 am sharp. Registration, breakfast rolls and warm up takes place from 9am at The Club in Parkwood.
Date: Monday, June 22nd, 2026
Cost: $120 per person including breakfast rolls, buggy hire, 18 holes of golf, 2 drinks vouchers, afternoon lunch after the game and prizegiving
Time: 9am to 5 pm including prizegiving
Venue: The Club at Parkwood, 76-122 Napper Rd, Parkwood
It's time to gather your golfing buddies and join us for a day packed with laughter, camaraderie, and a healthy dose of friendly competition on the lush greens and some yummy food, of course. Best dressed team wins a great prize!
Bookings are officially OPEN! Secure your spot early to ensure you don't miss out on the excitement.
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Be part of a truly special moment as we present the first-ever outdoor candlelit concert in King’s history, taking place at our Reedy Creek Campus on the 28th May from 7pm.
Set beneath the night sky and surrounded by the warm glow of candlelight, this unforgettable evening will showcase the exceptional talent of our cross-campus ensemble, the King’s Camerata.
The program will feature a stunning variety of music, from timeless classics to uplifting worship songs, brought to life by these remarkable musicians. Highlights of the evening include a special flautist joining our Orchestra, a beautiful piano solo by Michelle, and captivating vocal performances.
This concert is more than just a performance; it’s a night to celebrate the incredible hard work and talent of these musicians. All proceeds will support the King’s Camerata as they prepare for their upcoming cultural exchange tour to Japan and Korea at the end of the year.
Year 10 English students recently had the opportunity to experience poetry in a powerful and engaging way through a live performance by Poetry in Action. As part of their current unit on World War I, students are studying the play Black Diggers, which draws on archival accounts of Indigenous Australian soldiers during the war, alongside a range of wartime poetry.
The travelling theatre troupe presented their performance, Words of War, which explored the works of renowned war poet Wilfred Owen. Students were immersed in dramatic renditions of poems including Dulce et Decorum Est, Futility, and Anthem for Doomed Youth. Through performance, explanation, and analysis, the actors unpacked poetic techniques such as imagery, irony, and rhythm while highlighting the harsh realities faced by soldiers during World War I.
It was fascinating for students to see the poetry brought to life and examined in the context of Owen’s own wartime experiences. The performance provided valuable insight into the relationship between text and context while also encouraging thoughtful discussion about the human cost of war. Students will now use both the performance and their classroom studies as inspiration and support for their upcoming assessment task.
It was a special and memorable KTTC assembly as the First 15 squad was officially recognised ahead of their upcoming game next week. Students, staff, and members of the school community gathered to celebrate the team, creating a strong sense of anticipation and school spirit.
During the assembly, each First 15 player was proudly presented with their jersey, marking an important milestone in their sporting journey. Receiving the jersey symbolised not only their selection in the team, but also their commitment, hard work, and dedication throughout the season. The presentation was met with enthusiastic applause, reflecting the support and encouragement from their peers.
The occasion provided an opportunity to acknowledge the effort and perseverance required to represent the school at this level, while also inspiring younger students to strive for similar achievements. As the team prepares for their game next week, the assembly served as a motivating send-off, with the whole school community wishing them the best of luck.
KTTC welcomed a range of teachers and special guests from across the school community to speak with students about diversity in the workplace and the importance of building supportive environments. The session provided valuable insights into the challenges people may face when working with colleagues from different cultural backgrounds, beliefs, and languages.
Through engaging discussions and real-world examples, the speakers explained how misunderstandings can arise, as well as the impact that cultural differences can have on communication and teamwork. The speakers also highlighted the importance of empathy, respect, and open-mindedness when working in diverse teams.
Importantly, the session focused on practical strategies students can use to navigate these challenges effectively. By promoting clear communication, and by treating others the way you would like to be treated with kindness and respect.
The experience helped students develop a deeper understanding of how to collaborate successfully in a diverse workplace, preparing them for future employment and community engagement.
Year 12 SDP students had an exciting and valuable learning experience during Week 4 when they visited KDV Golf as part of their Sport Diploma studies. The excursion provided a unique opportunity for students to engage with the sport of golf in a professional setting while gaining insight into the broader golf industry.
During the visit, students were coached by a professional golfer who offered expert guidance on technique, skill development, and game strategy. This hands-on coaching session allowed students to refine their skills and deepen their understanding of the sport. In addition to the coaching, students toured the impressive KDV facilities, which feature cutting-edge technology designed to analyse performance and enhance player development. This exposure highlighted the role of innovation in modern sport.
To conclude the day, students had the chance to play on the par 3 course, where they were able to apply the feedback they had received. This practical component encouraged students to put theory into action, helping to build confidence and improve performance. Overall, the experience was both educational and enjoyable, reinforcing key concepts from their coursework while providing a memorable day of learning outside the classroom.
Congratulations to Jett P!
We’re proud to share that Jett has secured a school-based traineeship with Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. As part of this opportunity, Jett will be working towards a Certificate III in Tourism, an exciting step toward a future in the industry.
Well done, Jett. We’re very proud of your achievement.
Congratulations to one of our KTTC Leaders and Sport Development students, Charlee V, on her selection to the U18 Australian squad for the Oceania Athletics Championships!
Charlee will be competing in Darwin in both the 200m sprint and the 4x200m relay. We are incredibly proud of her achievement and will be cheering her on every step of the way.
Go Charlee!
King’s Christian College Reedy Creek was proudly represented at the AB Paterson Speech Competition on the Gold Coast. This esteemed annual event provides students with the opportunity to develop confidence, refine their public speaking abilities, and present prepared speeches before both an audience and adjudicators. It also offers a valuable platform to connect with peers from other schools while celebrating the power of voice, expression, and effective communication.
We warmly congratulate Katrina V, Ariana G, and Cindy X on their outstanding representation of King’s Christian College Reedy Creek. Each young lady demonstrated admirable courage, thoughtful preparation, and maturity in participating in this competition. Public speaking calls for confidence, clarity, and resilience, and these students should be immensely proud of the poise with which they shared their ideas.
Their involvement reflects not only their personal dedication but also the strong culture of learning and communication within our College community. We commend Katrina, Ariana, and Cindy for their efforts and look forward with great anticipation to seeing their confidence and skills continue to flourish.
King’s students have returned from the Korea Open Championships, where around 1,800 athletes from nine countries competed in an International Jump Rope Union (IJRU) event. Representing Australia, eight King’s students were selected for the national team, alongside former student Jasmine Hawkins, who also supported the team in a coaching role. Mrs Hawkins attended as part of the coaching staff.
Students competed across a range of disciplines, including speed events, freestyle and Double Dutch. Following the competition, the team took part in an elite training camp led by the Korean National Team.
Despite the exceptionally high standard of competition, King’s athletes achieved outstanding results, securing all four medals won by the Australian team. Highlights included two podium finishes for Jasmine Hawkins—1st place in Triple Unders (Open Age) and 3rd in Speed Sprint, as well as pair medals for Jasmine Hawkins with Annabelle J., and Indi B. with Mackenzie H.
Additional top 10 results were achieved by Charlotte M. and Addison R., and by TJ L. in both Speed Endurance and Freestyle. Beyond competition, students gained valuable experience travelling internationally, engaging with athletes from across the world and learning about Korean culture.
We congratulate all students on their dedication, sportsmanship and exceptional representation of both King’s and Australia.
King’s Primary students delivered an outstanding performance at the Inter-school Chess tournament held on Wednesday 13 May at Clover Hill State School, competing against more than 300 students from 12 schools across the Gold Coast and northern New South Wales.
In the A Division, King’s dominated both individually and as a team. Zichen Z and Harley M shared first place with impressive scores of 6/7, while Kings CC 1 (Harley M, Dan K, Jackson E and Zichen Z) secured first place in the team event.
The B Division also saw strong results, with Oliver D taking first place and Xander V finishing third. Together with Ethan R and Ethan L, they earned second place for Kings CC 7 in the team standings.
King’s continued its success in the D Division, where Kings CC 18 (Sunny M, Joseph F, Selemaea F and Declan H) claimed first place, showcasing depth across all levels of competition.
In the E Division, Koa F and Daniel X placed second and third respectively in the individual standings. Team results were equally impressive, with Kings 20 (Daniel X, Alston W, Levi P and Blake R) finishing in first place, and Kings 21 (Koa F, Elijah C, Damon S and Casper L) securing third.
It was a fantastic day of competitive chess, and we are incredibly proud of how our students represented the King’s chess program with skill, determination and sportsmanship.
This year’s Superhero Day saw students from Noah’s Ark through to Year 6 once again fill the campus with colour and imagination as they arrived dressed as their favourite superheroes in support of Bali Christian College, a small K–12 school located in Denpasar that provides a quality, faith-filled learning environment for its students. King’s has shared a strong connection with BCC for many years, with our LIFE Team playing an important role in nurturing this partnership.
It was a beautiful moment for students to express their care for our international community, embracing the opportunity to give back while enjoying the fun of the day. Our High School LIFE Team did an incredible job offering mentorship to younger students while helping to coordinate the event.
For many of our high school students, this connection becomes even more special during the Bali Missions Trip, where they have the opportunity to visit the school and experience its impact firsthand. Support from the event will also assist families with school fees and help provide much-needed learning devices.
A heartfelt thank you to our King’s community for your generosity and enthusiasm. This year’s event saw a record-breaking number of online orders and level of support, making an even greater impact.
It was a wonderful day filled with excitement and plenty of smiles, beautifully reflecting the values of our LIFE Team and the hearts of our little heroes.
King’s Op Shop is a welcoming space where our wider school community can come together to support one another. It’s a place to find affordable, quality items, from clothing, including King’s College uniforms, to furniture, books, and sporting goods, while helping make a real difference behind the scenes.
Our purpose is simple: to provide accessible goods, create a sense of belonging, and raise vital funds for the Emergency Food Crisis Centre and other community care programs. Every donation, purchase, and volunteer hour helps support individuals and families in need.
If you haven’t visited yet, we’d love to see you! Whether you’re looking to shop, pass on items you no longer need, or get involved as a volunteer, there are plenty of ways to contribute and be part of this growing community.
If you’d like to pay us a visit, we’re located up the driveway immediately south of Gate 3.
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King’s Christian College is inviting allied health and community organisations to support the next generation of health professionals by hosting students completing the Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance.
As part of their nationally recognised qualification, students are required to complete supervised work placements, giving them the opportunity to apply their learning in real-world settings and build valuable practical skills.
Placement periods are scheduled for September and November 2026, and June 2027, with flexibility available to suit host organisations.
We welcome a wide range of placement settings, including allied health clinics (physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology), community health and rehabilitation services, hospitals, and aged care or disability support providers.
Hosting a student is a meaningful way to mentor emerging professionals, contribute to hands-on learning, and strengthen connections with the College and broader community.
If you’re interested in becoming a placement host, please complete the online form or contact Mrs Kerry Bull at kbull@kingscollege.qld.edu.au for more information.
