Toowoomba Christian College

08/10/2026

Toowoomba Christian College is seeking passionate and motivated contractors to partner with us as

Vocal and Piano Tutors (Contractor)

We are looking to work with people who:

- Are skilled in teaching vocal and/or piano students across a range of ages and abilities.
- Hold a current ABN
- Are passionate about supporting students through music
- Demonstrate reliability, professionalism, and strong interpersonal skills

Toowoomba Christian College is committed to providing a child-safe environment where all children and young people are protected from harm.

To find out more, or to express your interest, please visit the Employment page of our website. Link in the comments below

08/10/2026

Toowoomba Christian College is seeking a passionate and motivated contractor to partner with us as a

Piano Accompanist (Contractor)

We are looking to work with someone who:

Can confidently read music and play the piano
Holds a current ABN
Is passionate about supporting students through music
Demonstrates reliability, professionalism, and strong interpersonal skills

Toowoomba Christian College is committed to providing a child-safe environment where all children and young people are protected from harm.

To find out more, or to express your interest, please visit the Employment page of our website. Link in comments below

29/09/2026

Congratulations Xanthee!

Junior Athlete of the Year

Congratulations to Xanthee Watts and Gout Gout. An outstanding season from both of you.

Xanthee got two medals at the World Under 20 Championships while Gout set the World alight with a 19.67 a World Under 20 Record.

29/09/2026

A wonderful profile on an incredible student. Well done Xanthee

15/09/2026

HISTORY IN THEIR HANDS | What can a 2,000-year-old coin reveal about politics, leadership, and society? What can fragments of everyday objects teach us about the people who used them?

Year 10 History students recently participated in an incursion facilitated by The University of Queensland's R.D. Milns Antiquities Museum. Professor Alastair Blanshard, Museum Director, spoke with students about the role of competition in Ancient Greek society and how it shaped everything from warfare and politics to the Olympic Games.

Students then engaged in a series of hands-on workshops, handling and investigating ancient Roman coins while applying historical and archaeological skills to date and interpret them. They also took part in a Roman villa artefact challenge, using fragmentary evidence to determine an object's purpose and where it may have been used within a Roman household.

Many students were awestruck by the opportunity to hold artefacts that are nearly 2,000 years old. More than simply bringing history to life, the experience deepened students' understanding of the ancient world and encouraged the curiosity, wonder, and critical thinking that underpin learning at TCC. It also reinforced their study of Classical antiquity and its enduring influence on the modern world.

We thank Professor Blanshard and The University of Queensland's R.D. Milns Antiquities Museum for providing such a rich and memorable learning experience for our students.

11/09/2026

OPENING NIGHT | Months of rehearsals, preparation, and dedication came together last night as the first cast took to the stage for the opening performance of The Performer.

As the theatre filled and the lights came up, students had the opportunity to share the results of their hard work with family, friends, and the wider community. It was a wonderful celebration of commitment, creativity, and collaboration.

Tonight, our second cast will experience their own opening night, and we are excited to see them take the stage. There are still limited tickets available for tonight and Saturday's performances if you would like to experience the production and support our students.

10/09/2026

YEAR 2 TRADITIONAL MORNING TEA | Last week, our Year 2 students stepped into the Victorian era with a traditional Tea Party, bringing their classroom learning to life in a memorable and meaningful way.

At TCC, experiences like these are more than special events. They are an intentional part of how we help students learn. When knowledge is connected to memorable experiences, students are better able to recall, understand, and build upon what they have learned. These moments create the "memory hooks" that help learning take hold and endure.

As students enjoyed refreshments, conversation, and practised the manners and etiquette of the Victorian period, they were not simply celebrating a completed unit. They were deepening their understanding through participation and experience.

A special thank you to our Year 6 students, who served with care, maturity, and enthusiasm, helping make the afternoon a memorable one for their younger peers.

It's one of the highlights of the Year 2 calendar, and a wonderful example of learning that is not only understood, but remembered.

05/09/2026

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY | Today, we honour the dads in our school community and the important role they play in the lives of their children. We hope you have the opportunity to thank the fathers and father figures in your life and celebrate all they do.

04/09/2026

ONE WEEK TO GO | We’re into the final week! Today marked our final rehearsal at the College before we move into the Armitage Centre next week for bump-in and production preparations. It's not too late to secure your tickets and experience what is shaping up to be a fantastic production.

01/09/2026

PRIMARY BOOK WEEK PARADE | One of the most anticipated events of the year saw books come to life across the Primary School as staff and students celebrated Book Week with the annual parade. From fairy tale favourites and classic characters to superheroes, and everything in between, a wonderful array of beloved stories was represented as students proudly showcased their creativity and love of literature.

At TCC, we want students to see reading as more than a classroom activity. Great books spark imagination, build vocabulary, develop empathy, and help children make sense of the world around them. Through stories, students encounter new ideas, wrestle with important questions, and discover characters whose courage, wisdom, and perseverance continue to inspire readers across generations.

Events such as Book Week help foster this love of reading by making books something to celebrate together. Our hope is that students leave Primary School not only able to read well, but also with a genuine appreciation for great stories and a lifelong desire to keep learning through them.