YEAR 9 HUMANITIES | At the end of Term 1, our Year 9s travelled around the world on a Geo-Scavenger Hunt using atlases - they worked in teams and were competing against each other.
It was fun to see them flipping through the pages of an atlas rather than on computer screens. ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 8 HUMANITIES | As we wrapped up our exciting study of Medieval Europe this term, our talented Year 8 Humanities students put their knowledge to the test by designing and building their very own castles!
Throughout this week’s lessons, students tapped into their creativity and historical understanding to bring these incredible medieval structures to life. The results are nothing short of amazing! ... See MoreSee Less
PREP EASTER PERFORMANCE | Our Prep students truly shined as they brought the Easter story to life with heartfelt acting and vibrant energy! They captivated us all and reminded us of the true meaning of Easter.
The fun continued with a creative hat parade, where the imagination of our children, parents, and carers was on full display! A beautiful celebration of new life, joy, and the love of our community. ... See MoreSee Less
THIS IS AUSTRALIA | Our Year 3 students recently celebrated their learning with a fantastic culmination event, This is Australia. They proudly shared a song and dance before inviting parents to join them on the dance floor.
The festivities continued with a range of engaging activities, including thong throwing, Indigenous story symbol rock painting, a scavenger hunt for native Australian animals, and mapping iconic locations across the country.
Families also enjoyed a collaborative colouring activity, making it a wonderful opportunity for students and parents to connect and celebrate Australia’s rich culture together. It was a fun and memorable day for all! ... See MoreSee Less
*NEW* PARENT ORBIT | If you haven't done so we encourage parents to to download the NEW NCC Parent Orbit app. This app will make it easier and more efficient for you to access important school information, including timetables, reports, notifications, and more.
How to Download the App:
Go to: parentorbit.page.link/ncc. You’ll be directed to the Apple or Google store. Click "Install." Once the app is installed, our school will be pre-loaded as an account. Select our school’s name and tap "Login." For the first time logging in, enter the school code ncc (all lower case)
Enter your Parent Lounge credentials. (Both Parent Lounge and Parent Orbit use the same login.) Attendance & Absences:
You can easily submit and acknowledge absences, view attendance history, and ensure that your child's whereabouts are accurately recorded.
Student Details: Access information like medical records, extracurricular activities, academic reports, and more. You can also email your child's teachers directly through the app.
Calendars: Stay on top of your child’s schedule with the eDiary in day or month view, and see activities for multiple students at once.
Accounts: Make payments for school fees and events through convenient links to Parent Lounge.
Parent Profile: Update your personal details and address information, ensuring the school always has accurate contact information.
For any questions, please contact IT – helpdesk@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERS | This week, our Middle School leaders had the opportunity to visit the Farm Gym in Nambour to develop their leadership traits and team work capabilities. Through a series of physical and mental challenges, students developed skills and traits that epitomise an effective student leader – the ability to communicate clearly, empathise with others, encourage and lift others up, strategise and reflect to overcome adversity. ... See MoreSee Less
SWIMMING SUCCESS | Big shoutout to Year 11 student Emma C. She smashed it at the 2025 School Sport Swimming State Championships last week, securing 4 Silver Medals in the 50m butterfly, 100m butterfly, 100m freestyle, and 4x50m freestyle relay, plus a Bronze in the 50m freestyle.
Her amazing performance has earned her a spot on the Queensland team for the 2025 School Sport National Championships in July in Brisbane! ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 6 CAMP REFLECTIONS | On the 24th of March 2025, Year 6 students went away for three days to the Currimundi Recreation Centre.
Once we arrived at camp, we settled into our cabins—Moffatt's for the girls and Castaways for the boys—before enjoying lunch of spaghetti bolognaise with garlic bread. Our activities included rock climbing, building and firing catapults, orienteering, pool games, Alpine Rescue (a low ropes course), team challenges, and Aerial Adventures (a high ropes course).
Dinner was chicken schnitzel with potatoes and salad, followed by a lively pool party with music and dancing. A highlight was Miss Perry jumping into the pool in her uniform, soon joined by Ms Webster, Mr Broad and Mrs Nevison! Even Mrs Crowther ended up in the pool, thanks to Miss Perry’s enthusiasm. It was an incredibly fun night for students and staff.
Before we knew it, it was the final day. We packed up and departed after three incredible days away from school.
Our favourite activities at camp were the Aerial Adventures and the pool party. The pool party was fun for everyone, but we especially enjoyed the music. Most of us knew all the songs and sang along loudly—some of us even lost our voices the next day!
One challenge we faced was the tightrope obstacle during Aerial Adventures. It was tricky, but we were cheered on by our teachers and friends, and with their support, we made it to the end.
Camp helped us build new friendships, show resilience, and work together in ways we hadn’t before—it felt good to know we are surrounded by encouraging and caring peers. ... See MoreSee Less
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SPORT PROGRAMS | In Term 2, we will be running a Touch Football Development Program for Year 3 - 6 students.
Who: Year 3 - 6 students
When: Wednesdays (30 April – 11 June)
Time: 2.40pm - 4.00pm
Where: Junior Oval
Cost: $85
If interested, please register your child using the online link below:
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YEAR 9 HUMANITIES | At the end of Term 1, our Year 9s travelled around the world on a Geo-Scavenger Hunt using atlases - they worked in teams and were competing against each other.
It was fun to see them flipping through the pages of an atlas rather than on computer screens. ... See MoreSee Less
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YEAR 8 HUMANITIES | As we wrapped up our exciting study of Medieval Europe this term, our talented Year 8 Humanities students put their knowledge to the test by designing and building their very own castles!
Throughout this week’s lessons, students tapped into their creativity and historical understanding to bring these incredible medieval structures to life. The results are nothing short of amazing! ... See MoreSee Less
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PREP EASTER PERFORMANCE | Our Prep students truly shined as they brought the Easter story to life with heartfelt acting and vibrant energy! They captivated us all and reminded us of the true meaning of Easter.
The fun continued with a creative hat parade, where the imagination of our children, parents, and carers was on full display! A beautiful celebration of new life, joy, and the love of our community. ... See MoreSee Less
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THIS IS AUSTRALIA | Our Year 3 students recently celebrated their learning with a fantastic culmination event, This is Australia. They proudly shared a song and dance before inviting parents to join them on the dance floor.
The festivities continued with a range of engaging activities, including thong throwing, Indigenous story symbol rock painting, a scavenger hunt for native Australian animals, and mapping iconic locations across the country.
Families also enjoyed a collaborative colouring activity, making it a wonderful opportunity for students and parents to connect and celebrate Australia’s rich culture together. It was a fun and memorable day for all! ... See MoreSee Less
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*NEW* PARENT ORBIT | If you haven't done so we encourage parents to to download the NEW NCC Parent Orbit app. This app will make it easier and more efficient for you to access important school information, including timetables, reports, notifications, and more.
How to Download the App:
Go to: parentorbit.page.link/ncc. You’ll be directed to the Apple or Google store.
Click "Install." Once the app is installed, our school will be pre-loaded as an account.
Select our school’s name and tap "Login." For the first time logging in, enter the school code ncc (all lower case)
Enter your Parent Lounge credentials. (Both Parent Lounge and Parent Orbit use the same login.)
Attendance & Absences:
You can easily submit and acknowledge absences, view attendance history, and ensure that your child's whereabouts are accurately recorded.
Student Details:
Access information like medical records, extracurricular activities, academic reports, and more. You can also email your child's teachers directly through the app.
Calendars:
Stay on top of your child’s schedule with the eDiary in day or month view, and see activities for multiple students at once.
Accounts:
Make payments for school fees and events through convenient links to Parent Lounge.
Parent Profile:
Update your personal details and address information, ensuring the school always has accurate contact information.
For any questions, please contact IT – helpdesk@ncc.qld.edu.au ... See MoreSee Less
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MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERS | This week, our Middle School leaders had the opportunity to visit the Farm Gym in Nambour to develop their leadership traits and team work capabilities. Through a series of physical and mental challenges, students developed skills and traits that epitomise an effective student leader – the ability to communicate clearly, empathise with others, encourage and lift others up, strategise and reflect to overcome adversity. ... See MoreSee Less
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SWIMMING SUCCESS | Big shoutout to Year 11 student Emma C. She smashed it at the 2025 School Sport Swimming State Championships last week, securing 4 Silver Medals in the 50m butterfly, 100m butterfly, 100m freestyle, and 4x50m freestyle relay, plus a Bronze in the 50m freestyle.
Her amazing performance has earned her a spot on the Queensland team for the 2025 School Sport National Championships in July in Brisbane! ... See MoreSee Less
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Brisbane Olympic in her sight !! Congratulations Emma 👏🏻
Wow, amazing effort!
Got to be in it to win it! Congrats Emma.
YEAR 6 CAMP REFLECTIONS | On the 24th of March 2025, Year 6 students went away for three days to the Currimundi Recreation Centre.
Once we arrived at camp, we settled into our cabins—Moffatt's for the girls and Castaways for the boys—before enjoying lunch of spaghetti bolognaise with garlic bread. Our activities included rock climbing, building and firing catapults, orienteering, pool games, Alpine Rescue (a low ropes course), team challenges, and Aerial Adventures (a high ropes course).
Dinner was chicken schnitzel with potatoes and salad, followed by a lively pool party with music and dancing. A highlight was Miss Perry jumping into the pool in her uniform, soon joined by Ms Webster, Mr Broad and Mrs Nevison! Even Mrs Crowther ended up in the pool, thanks to Miss Perry’s enthusiasm. It was an incredibly fun night for students and staff.
Before we knew it, it was the final day. We packed up and departed after three incredible days away from school.
Our favourite activities at camp were the Aerial Adventures and the pool party. The pool party was fun for everyone, but we especially enjoyed the music. Most of us knew all the songs and sang along loudly—some of us even lost our voices the next day!
One challenge we faced was the tightrope obstacle during Aerial Adventures. It was tricky, but we were cheered on by our teachers and friends, and with their support, we made it to the end.
Camp helped us build new friendships, show resilience, and work together in ways we hadn’t before—it felt good to know we are surrounded by encouraging and caring peers. ... See MoreSee Less
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