Ambrose Treacy College

Ambrose Treacy College is proudly a boys’ Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition. The curriculum at Ambrose Treacy College is rich, balanced and engaging.

The educational environment at Ambrose Treacy College strives to challenge and inspire each boy to achieve their personal potential in spiritual, academic, emotional, ethical, social and physical dimensions. It is a unique place which caters for lively boys who are intellectually curious, creative and keen to learn. In response to the contemporary needs of boys’ education, we provide an exciting l

earning environment lead by experienced teachers who appreciate the boys’ energy, humour, unpredictability and imagination. We unashamedly encourage all students to strive for individual academic excellence. Through our rigorous academic programme, the diverse co-curricular activities and the strong pastoral care system, Ambrose Treacy College students will learn to be young men of faith and courage, to be independent, flexible and creative learners and decision makers with a strong sense of responsibility to their community and society as a whole. In a blend of traditional and contemporary pedagogies, we place a focus on learning experiences that allow all students to experience success at their own level. We believe that in order to be successful, boys must be motivated to learn and this is fundamental to everything we offer at Ambrose Treacy College. Cultural dimensions such as music, drama and art are emphasised and celebrated as an integral element of a holistic education. Similarly sport and physical activity are seen as intrinsic parts of both a child’s physical development and his development of values such as co-operation, teamwork and self-discipline. The pastoral care of students permeates all aspects of Ambrose Treacy College life. Our pastoral care framework strives to provide students with security and understanding and ensures that each boy feels valued and valuable. We recognise that each boy has innate gifts and unique strengths. In working with students across the curriculum, they are encouraged to develop self-discipline and a commitment to work, to set goals and to co-operate as a member of a caring Christian community. Ambrose Treacy College is an exciting community that wants to make a difference in our society by helping to develop young men with a genuine desire to make the world a better place in which to live. Our school is a place of learning and growing. If your son is a young man ready to conquer the world, then Ambrose Treacy College just might be the school to open the door to a whole new world of exciting opportunities. When you send your son to Ambrose Treacy College you can be sure that he will be given every opportunity to reach his full potential and be well-prepared for a successful and fulfilling life after school.

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23/06/2026

Two ATC Readers Cup teams, made up of dedicated Year 5 and Year 6 students, proudly represented our school at the competition hosted by St Aidan’s. Readers Cup brings together keen young readers to test their knowledge of a selected range of books through a fast‑paced quiz that celebrates teamwork, comprehension and a shared love of literature. Our students approached the challenge with enthusiasm, determination and outstanding sportsmanship, making us incredibly proud of their valiant effort.

22/06/2026

Music at ATC: In Their Own Words

Where passion becomes purpose, and every student finds a place to belong.
At Ambrose Treacy College, music is more than a subject, it’s a transformative experience that shapes confidence, strengthens learning, and builds community.

Our students don’t just participate in music; they live it. They rehearse with dedication, perform with pride, and discover new strengths in themselves along the way. Their stories say it best.

Through this series of student testimonials, you’ll hear firsthand how music at ATC has helped young people grow academically, creatively, and personally. From the thrill of ensemble performance to the quiet satisfaction of mastering a new skill, each student shares a unique perspective on what makes our music program such a powerful part of their school life.

These voices reflect the heart of our program, students who feel supported, inspired, and empowered to express who they are through sound.

Henry’s story is a reminder to every young musician: when you step into the music program at ATC, you’re not just learning notes, you’re learning to spread your wings and grow into the best version of yourself.

22/06/2026

As we wrapped up another busy term in Year 4 Japanese, we looked forward to finishing with the famous anime, 'Nausicaa and the Valley of the Wind'.

The boys studied Japanese geography, traditional clothing, common greetings, Children's Day and aspects of Japanese culture including toilets, sumo and Tanabata (Star Festival).

Next term we will be looking at more aspects of Japanerse culture.

22/06/2026

SAVE THE DATE!
Get excited ATC community! 🎉

Our P&F Friendraising Trivia Night is happening Saturday 1 August at NJ Hall.

Bring your brainpower, your friends, and your competitive spirit.

Further details will be shared on the College App soon.

21/06/2026

Our boys have had a huge first two days in Japan.

“I will go and come back”, the traditional phrase for a safe return, set the tone.

Osaka Aquarium, ramen and udon for lunch (plus Raven bravely trying octopus dumplings), the bright chaos of Dōtonbori, and a quiet train ride home on tired legs. Finished with the breathtaking vermilion torii of Fushimi Inari Taisha.

20/06/2026

A huge thank you to our ATC community for generously donating your pre‑loved ATC uniforms!

Our wonderful coordinators, Mel and Sasha, are encouraging families to have a holiday clean‑out. The Secondhand Uniform Stall is on the lookout for more good‑quality ATC items, and every donation supports this fantastic P&F initiative, with all proceeds going straight back to the school.

Donations can be dropped off at Edmund Rice Reception, open 8am–4pm throughout the holidays.

We truly appreciate your generosity and ongoing support of our ATC community. With a special thank you to Mel and Sasha for your time, energy, and dedication as our P&F Secondhand Uniform Coordinators.

20/06/2026

What an incredible day for ATC Rugby! A massive thank you to our entire ATC community for packing the sidelines on Saturday and bringing the energy for our Blue Round. Led by our Senior School students, this initiative champions mental health awareness and reminds us how powerful it is to support one another, on the field, off the field, and everywhere in between.

The atmosphere was electric with students, parents and staff turning out in force for the final round of the season. And the boys delivered outstanding performances across every team and a brilliant way to close out a fantastic season.

ATC spirit at its best.

19/06/2026

Proud moment for Xavier after a massive few weeks of hockey.
He led both the U18 Ipswich Men’s and U16–19 MetWest teams through some incredibly close games, showing grit and leadership all the way.
Thrilled to see him named in the QLD U18 Gold squad and the QRSS Merit Team.
Darwin Nationals in July - bring it on!

19/06/2026

Our Junior School wrapped up Semester One with Year 5 students proudly planning and running their own charity stalls alongside their buddies. The day was filled with excitement, colour, and generosity, all in support of charity. A fun and meaningful way to celebrate the end of a fantastic semester!

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Location

Indooroopilly

Website

http://www.atc.qld.edu.au/

Address

Twigg Street
Indooroopilly, QLD
4068

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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