Nestled amidst 30 acres of scenic semi-rural land in Cooroy, Noosa Christian College offers a welcoming and secure learning environment for Kindergarten to Year 12 students. This co-educational school fosters a strong sense of community, where students are valued and encouraged to grow academically, spiritually, and socially.
Noosa Christian College Kindergarten Program
Noosa Christian College’s not-for-profit Kindergarten program is an excellent option for parents seeking a nurturing start to their child’s educational journey. Operating Wednesdays through Fridays during school terms, the program emphasises play-based learning within the Early Years Learning Framework. Qualified and experienced educators ensure a smooth transition into Prep, where dedicated facilities and resources cater to the specific needs of young learners.
The Prep program at Noosa Christian College
Recognising that Prep students have unique needs, Noosa Christian College provides a dedicated and engaging environment specifically designed for young learners. Purpose-built facilities include a supervised eating area and a fenced playground for safe exploration. The school introduces young minds to technology through a mini computer lab while cultivating a love of reading with weekly library visits. The curriculum includes Music and Auslan sign language. A special buddy program pairs Prep students with Year 6 mentors, while specialised teacher aides offer additional support.
Beyond academics, the Prep program incorporates enriching activities like gymnastics, swimming, and service projects. A highlight for many is the College’s unique Food Forest Program, allowing students to connect with nature and learn about sustainability.
The primary years
Stepping into the vibrant world of Primary School at Noosa Christian College, students embark on a journey that extends far beyond core academics. The College offers diverse programs designed to ignite curiosity, nurture talents, and foster a love of learning. From the innovative Year 2 Flourish Program, which sees students engage with aged care residents, to the adrenaline-pumping Surf Lifesaving Skills Program, the focus is on holistic development. Physically active students can develop their skills through gymnastics, swimming, and team sports during carnivals.
Academic excellence is championed through a 1-to-1 laptop program, French language classes, and a dedicated Digital Technologies curriculum. Creative expression is encouraged through opportunities in Music, Choir, and private music tuition.
The College cultivates a strong sense of community through service projects, a unique Food Forest Program, and a lunchtime Gardening Club. Leadership in the primary years is developed through the Student Representative Council and various Captain positions. At the same time, the Learning Enhancement Team ensures every child receives the support they need to flourish in this vibrant learning environment.
The secondary years at Noosa Christian College
Transitioning to Secondary School at Noosa Christian College is a well-supported and smooth experience. Highly qualified and passionate teachers guide students through an engaging and challenging academic program.
In addition to the core subjects expected from a secondary curriculum, academic exploration is supported through a diverse and comprehensive range of elective subjects that allow students to discover their passions in many areas, such as:
- Media Arts
- Design – Food and Fashion
- Furnishing Skills
- Design – Engineering and Materials
- Psychology
- Economics and Business
- Passion Project
- Marine Science
- Automotive Cert II
- Sport and Recreation Cert II and III
- Hospitality Cert II and III.
Beyond academics, the College offers a vibrant co-curricular program, including Touch Football, Basketball, Netball and a Chapel Band. Private music tuition is also available for those wishing to hone their musical talents further.
Throughout their secondary years, students participate in various camps and service trips. These include Year 7 Camp, Year 8 Hiking Camp, Year 9 Survivor Camp, the RAW Impact service trip to an Indigenous community in Year 10, Year 11 Sydney trip and a Vanuatu service trip in Year 12.
Year 9 students also participate in the G.R.I.T. (Generosity, Resilience, Integrity, Thoughtfulness) Program, which builds leadership skills, resilience, a sense of belonging, team skills, service and respect.
Leadership is actively encouraged in the secondary years through the Student Representative Council and Captain positions, while the Duke of Edinburgh Awards program provides opportunities for personal growth and challenge.
With its commitment to growing young minds and spirits, Noosa Christian College is a strong contender for families seeking a quality, well-rounded education in the heart of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Weekly tours are available by appointment.
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20 Cooroy Belli Creek Road
Cooroy, QLD 4563 | 07 5447 7808
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