Anglican Schools Commission

Earlier this year, staff, students, families and friends of St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School joined together for the Melanoma March, raising more than $10,500 for the Melanoma Institute of Australia. As the highest fundraising team in Brisbane, the school is incredibly proud of the way its families and students stepped up to support this vital initiative.

The St Aidan’s community actively supports the Melanoma March in loving memory of Alumna Emma Betts (2008) and is grateful for the more than 120 members who walked on the night or donated to the cause. Funds raised go towards life-saving research, support for patients and their families, and grow awareness about melanoma in the wider community.

All Saints Anglican School celebrated a remarkable milestone, with the Junior School Cross Country team claiming its 30th consecutive APS championship win. Adding to the celebration, the Senior School team also claimed the 13+ Years APS championship, making it a standout season for the school. The strength of the team was also reflected in the individual age group results, with All Saints securing eight top three results across 10 age groups and taking out six divisions. The result speaks to the strength of the school’s sporting culture, the commitment of students and the guidance of dedicated staff. It was also a fitting final major sporting event for long-serving Director of Sport Mr Fergus Leslie.

Earlier this week, Archbishop Jeremy Greaves visited for an afternoon of celebration and connection.

During his visit, Archbishop Jeremy spent time with Year 6 students, who relished the opportunity to perform a song from their Term 1 Music unit on Multicultural Music. Entitled "Che Che Koolay", the chosen song is a well-known call-and-response piece originating in Ghana, West Africa.

Following the performance, the Year 6 students enjoyed a Q&A session with Archbishop Jeremy, during which they asked wonderfully diverse questions.

From the thought-provoking "Why are there so many different religions?" and "How do scientific and religious beliefs coexist?", to the more lighthearted, "What breed of dog is Paddy?" and "Do you marry people?".

17 Year 11 students from Coomera Anglican College have landed in Alice Springs ahead of a life changing adventure.

Joining students and staff on the Desert Retreat is Archbishop Jeremy Greaves.

Over the coming week, the group will travel through Alice Springs and Uluru, immersing themselves in moments of faith, connection, community, and wonder.

The angelic voices of seven Churchie boys featured in the Cathedral Choir across Easter church services at the weekend.

The boys even had time for an Easter egg, with Archbishop Jeremy Greaves.

On Friday, Marketing and Communications Directors, and Managers from 11 schools gathered at Cannon Hill Anglican College for the first ever Anglican Schools Commission’s Branded Network Meeting.

The event was an opportunity to connect, advance, and share best practice case studies and innovative solutions to common challenges.

The meeting also included a special guest, Archbishop Jeremy Greaves.

All Saints Anglican School
Hillbrook Anglican School
St Andrew's Anglican College
St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School
St Paul's School
The Glennie School
The Springfield Anglican College
West Moreton Anglican College Official
Whitsunday Anglican School
St John's Anglican College

A behind the scenes look at an exciting project involving Archbishop Jeremy Greaves, Bishop Sarah Plowman, Bishop Cameron Venables, Bishop John Roundhill, and the delightful students at Cannon Hill Anglican College.