YEAR 4 - 6 PRESENTATION EVENING | On Monday 1 December, the Junior School held the Year 4-6 Presentation Night. It was our first time of holding it in the new 'The Sanctuary Church' and it did not disappoint! The venue was amazing for its acoustics and seating that allowed excellent vision. It was a wonderful occasion of celebration, recognition of so many achievements and fun! There was even a video from the Junior School staff that provided us with so many laughs!
The Year 4 Band started the night, followed by the Junior School Band and Choir who gave us a wonderful repertoire of their songs they have been learning all year and the Year 5 students performed a beautiful item, singing the song “Your Way's better". The Brass Ensemble performed wonderfully wowing attendees.
There were also photo and video snapshots celebrating the whole year. The event closed with the Year 6 students keeping to tradition and wowing the audience with a great dance item. Congratulations to all the Award recipients that were honoured this year. ... See MoreSee Less
A MIRACLE IN TOWN | Wow - what an amazing afternoon of celebration and joy!! It was a wonderful sight to see over 200 Prep to Year 3 students on stage singing and performing. The afternoon started with the amazing Junior School choir and the Year 3 students performed the nativity story called ' A Miracle in Town' which was fabulous.
The Prep, Year 1 and 2 students each entertained us with a beautiful singing item. Each child played their part admirably and with such excitement and joy and it was wonderful to see.
Sincere thanks to Miss Long our Music Teacher for the incredible afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less
YEAR 3 SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER | Our Year 3 students recently visited Sundale Rod Voller Care Centre to share the joy of the season. This term the students have been learning how to write letters and each student wrote a letter to a resident that lives at Sundale.
The children hand delivered their letters along with a Christmas bookmark which they made for them. They sang beautiful Christmas songs and read heartfelt letters they had written for the residents. The children did an absolutely wonderful job; bringing smiles, laughter, and even a few tears to the eyes of residents and teachers alike.
It was a truly special experience that reminded us all of the power of kindness and connection during the festive season. ... See MoreSee Less
A NIGHT OF CELEBRATIONS | Our Middle School Presentation Night was a wonderful celebration of achievement, growth, and leadership. Students were recognised for their academic excellence, effort, and contributions to our school community. Congratulations to all our award recipients—you have demonstrated outstanding commitment and character throughout the year.
We also congratulate our incoming Middle School student leaders for the year ahead. We know that you will play an important role in shaping our community and inspiring your peers. We look forward to seeing your leadership in action!
Thank you to our families and staff for supporting this special evening and for encouraging our students to strive for their best. ... See MoreSee Less
2026 STUDY TOURS | We’re excited to welcome students from Korea, Taiwan, and Japan to our College in 2026, and we invite families to host them for a unique cultural experience.
Study Tour Groups: ISEC Taiwan – Arriving Sunday 1 February 5pm, departing Wednesday 11 February for 10 nights.
Pusan High School, Korea – Arriving Saturday 7 February (afternoon), departing Sunday 15 February for 8 nights.
ISEC Taiwan – Arriving Tuesday 24 February 4pm, departing Friday 6 February for 10 nights.
Fuetsu High School, Japan. Arriving Sunday 15 March (afternoon), departing Friday 27 March for 12 nights.
The visiting students (Years 7–11) are enthusiastic about experiencing Australian life and culture. This is a wonderful opportunity for families to build lifelong friendships, share our lifestyle, and learn more about another culture.
If you're interested in hosting or would like more details, please contact Lynnie Curtis at Lynnie.Curtis@ncc.qld.edu.au or complete the host family form. ... See MoreSee Less
Hampers of Hope – Bringing Joy to Those Who Need It Most (EXTENDED GIVING PERIOD - DONATE BY THIS FRIDAY)
This Christmas, THE !N CROWD is spreading kindness across the Sunshine Coast through our Hampers of Hope initiative - and YOU can help! We're packing hampers filled with essential items, festive treats, and messages of care for individuals and families who are at risk or experiencing homelessness.
For many, Christmas can be a difficult time — but together, we can bring a little hope and joy to those who might otherwise miss out on experiencing it. Each hamper is a reminder that our community cares and that no one goes without when we stand together in kindness.
"Your generosity is greatly appreciated. There will be a 'Christmas Tree' up in the Student Administration Office to come and place your items under, which will be delivered to those in need." - Rev Nick Curtis on behalf of Kurt Payne (Founder & Director of THE !N CROWD and former NCC student).
Donations to the Student Office by 5 Dec (extended period)
Items: Christmas Pudding Lollies Chips Cordial Hot Chocolate Sachets Spreads (assorted) Cake/Cupcake Mix Pasta Sauce ... See MoreSee Less
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YEAR 4 - 6 PRESENTATION EVENING | On Monday 1 December, the Junior School held the Year 4-6 Presentation Night. It was our first time of holding it in the new 'The Sanctuary Church' and it did not disappoint! The venue was amazing for its acoustics and seating that allowed excellent vision. It was a wonderful occasion of celebration, recognition of so many achievements and fun! There was even a video from the Junior School staff that provided us with so many laughs!
The Year 4 Band started the night, followed by the Junior School Band and Choir who gave us a wonderful repertoire of their songs they have been learning all year and the Year 5 students performed a beautiful item, singing the song “Your Way's better". The Brass Ensemble performed wonderfully wowing attendees.
There were also photo and video snapshots celebrating the whole year. The event closed with the Year 6 students keeping to tradition and wowing the audience with a great dance item. Congratulations to all the Award recipients that were honoured this year. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to all students!
Congratulations to all, especially Chloe Bekker!👏👏👏
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A MIRACLE IN TOWN | Wow - what an amazing afternoon of celebration and joy!! It was a wonderful sight to see over 200 Prep to Year 3 students on stage singing and performing. The afternoon started with the amazing Junior School choir and the Year 3 students performed the nativity story called ' A Miracle in Town' which was fabulous.
The Prep, Year 1 and 2 students each entertained us with a beautiful singing item. Each child played their part admirably and with such excitement and joy and it was wonderful to see.
Sincere thanks to Miss Long our Music Teacher for the incredible afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wonderful to see the children celebrating Jesus <3
It was phenomenal 👏 🙌
Beautiful
YEAR 3 SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER | Our Year 3 students recently visited Sundale Rod Voller Care Centre to share the joy of the season. This term the students have been learning how to write letters and each student wrote a letter to a resident that lives at Sundale.
The children hand delivered their letters along with a Christmas bookmark which they made for them. They sang beautiful Christmas songs and read heartfelt letters they had written for the residents. The children did an absolutely wonderful job; bringing smiles, laughter, and even a few tears to the eyes of residents and teachers alike.
It was a truly special experience that reminded us all of the power of kindness and connection during the festive season. ... See MoreSee Less
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So gorgeous 🎄🥳
It was such a wonderful morning for the residents. A huge thankyou to NCC staff and students. ❤️
That is really wonderful
I know many of those residents as I live just across the road. It was such a special occasion. Thank you for blessing them so much
That would have bought lots of Christmas joy to the residents.
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A NIGHT OF CELEBRATIONS | Our Middle School Presentation Night was a wonderful celebration of achievement, growth, and leadership. Students were recognised for their academic excellence, effort, and contributions to our school community. Congratulations to all our award recipients—you have demonstrated outstanding commitment and character throughout the year.
We also congratulate our incoming Middle School student leaders for the year ahead. We know that you will play an important role in shaping our community and inspiring your peers. We look forward to seeing your leadership in action!
Thank you to our families and staff for supporting this special evening and for encouraging our students to strive for their best. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done Mia
Wonderful
2026 STUDY TOURS | We’re excited to welcome students from Korea, Taiwan, and Japan to our College in 2026, and we invite families to host them for a unique cultural experience.
Study Tour Groups:
ISEC Taiwan – Arriving Sunday 1 February 5pm, departing Wednesday 11 February for 10 nights.
Pusan High School, Korea – Arriving Saturday 7 February (afternoon), departing Sunday 15 February for 8 nights.
ISEC Taiwan – Arriving Tuesday 24 February 4pm, departing Friday 6 February for 10 nights.
Fuetsu High School, Japan. Arriving Sunday 15 March (afternoon), departing Friday 27 March for 12 nights.
The visiting students (Years 7–11) are enthusiastic about experiencing Australian life and culture. This is a wonderful opportunity for families to build lifelong friendships, share our lifestyle, and learn more about another culture.
If you're interested in hosting or would like more details, please contact Lynnie Curtis at Lynnie.Curtis@ncc.qld.edu.au or complete the host family form. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hampers of Hope – Bringing Joy to Those Who Need It Most (EXTENDED GIVING PERIOD - DONATE BY THIS FRIDAY)
This Christmas, THE !N CROWD is spreading kindness across the Sunshine Coast through our Hampers of Hope initiative - and YOU can help! We're packing hampers filled with essential items, festive treats, and messages of care for individuals and families who are at risk or experiencing homelessness.
For many, Christmas can be a difficult time — but together, we can bring a little hope and joy to those who might otherwise miss out on experiencing it. Each hamper is a reminder that our community cares and that no one goes without when we stand together in kindness.
"Your generosity is greatly appreciated. There will be a 'Christmas Tree' up in the Student Administration Office to come and place your items under, which will be delivered to those in need." - Rev Nick Curtis on behalf of Kurt Payne (Founder & Director of THE !N CROWD and former NCC student).
Donations to the Student Office by 5 Dec (extended period)
Items:
Christmas Pudding
Lollies
Chips
Cordial
Hot Chocolate Sachets
Spreads (assorted)
Cake/Cupcake Mix
Pasta Sauce ... See MoreSee Less
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