Emmanuel Anglican College
Emmanuel Anglican College is a Pre-school to Year 12 coeducational College founded in the Anglican Tradition located in the beautiful Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and is widely renowned as a centre for academic and pastoral care excellence throughout our region and beyond. read more
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Reminder: The College Canteen will be closed on Thursday 7 November 2024.
No online or over the counter orders will be accepted on this day.
The College Canteen will reopen for business as usual on Friday 8 November.
Thank you for your support and understanding.
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Due to unavoidable circumstances, The College Canteen will be closed this Thursday 7 November 2024.
No online orders will be accepted for this day and there will be no counter service.
The College Canteen will reopen for business as usual on Friday 8 November 2024.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
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🎉 Today, we’re thrilled to host the inaugural Goodli Festival here at Emmanuel Anglican College! This exciting day of learning and inspiration brings together students from Bishop Druitt College, Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School, Clarence Valley Anglican School and EAC.
We’re honored to welcome guest speakers who are sharing their unique journeys and inspiring us all. Bundjalung artist Sonya Breckenridge is here, bringing stories of culture and creativity. Paralympian Shae Graham joins us, sharing her incredible experiences in sport and resilience. And acclaimed filmmaker Damon Gameau is with us, bringing insights into storytelling and sustainability.
A huge welcome to all our guest schools—let’s make this a festival to remember! 🌟 #GoodliFestival
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🚨 Today, our Legal Matters and Forensic Science students are diving into a real world crime solving experience here at EAC, thanks to the incredible team at Crime Story (www.crimestory.com.au/)!
Led by Luke Taylor, a former detective, turned educator, Crime Story brings the details and intrigue of real life investigation into the classroom. From examining evidence to uncovering motives, students are stepping into the roles of forensic experts and detectives, solving cases that feel straight out of a TV thriller. 🕵️♂️🧬
It's hard to tell who’s more excited - the students or the teachers! This hands on experience is a fantastic way to build analytical skills, critical thinking and teamwork, all while showing just how fascinating the world of crime solving can be.
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🌱 Bush Tucker Planting in the EAC Market Garden! 🌱
Last week, 2B students got their hands dirty planting a range of bush tucker plants in our EAC market garden, all made possible by the 2024 Woolworths Junior Landcare Grants Program! These native plants, including lemon myrtle and Davidson plum, will bring exciting learning about sustainable gardening, Indigenous foods and support for local biodiversity right to our school grounds.
The day was full of enthusiasm as students prepared the soil, discovered the cultural significance of each plant and set them in place to thrive. Huge thanks to the EAC Maintenance team - Mr Trent Gasnier, Mr Wayne Richardson and Year 10’s Jed C, who is completing a school-based horticultural traineeship - for guiding our young gardeners and ensuring everything was planted perfectly.
We can’t wait to see these bush tucker plants grow and start incorporating them into our garden-to-table experiences here at EAC!
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Our little man loved being outside and getting his hands dirty. Gardening is great for all ages and stages.
Happy World Teachers' Day!
Today, we celebrate and express our gratitude to the incredible teachers at Emmanuel Anglican College. Our teachers go above and beyond every day, inspiring, guiding and nurturing our students with dedication and passion.
We would like to make our parent and carer community aware of an initiative of the Association of Independent Schools (AIS) aimed at promoting the outstanding work of teachers. If you would like to nominate a teacher you know to be remarkable, go to www.aisnsw.edu.au/teachers-and-staff/research-and-data-in-schools/the-evidence-institute/growing-...
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Our 2024 EAC Christmas Concert will be held in The Lindsay Walker Centre on Wednesday 4 December from 6:30pm to 7:30pm.
Join us to celebrate the season!
This is a free event for our EAC community. No bookings are required.
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Freaky Friday is back for 2024! This great event produced and hosted by Friends of EAC is the stuff of legend and a great way to celebrate the school year.
Tickets are $25 for Freaky Friday with unlimited rides or $5 for Freaky Friday without the rides. Adults and children under 3 years of age are free.
Book your tickets now at www.trybooking.com/CWOIN
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Join the Friends of EAC for a fun family afternoon to celebrate the end of the school year Disco | Rides | Face Painting | Wildlife Encounter |...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🎉 Congratulations to our incredibly talented student, Roi C, who has just been named the HICES Best Debater for 2024! 🏆✨ This is a huge achievement and a testament to Roi's dedication, critical thinking and outstanding public speaking skills. We are beyond proud of you, Roi! 👏👏
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🏄 NCIS Surfing Championships 🏄
Last Thursday, nine of our students travelled to Sawtell for the postponed NCIS Surfing Championships. The waves were clean, and the weather was beautiful, providing the perfect backdrop for the event.
Congratulations to Stella P, Jack L and Morrison G for all making it through to their respective finals, and a special congratulations to Morrison for securing 3rd place in the U16 Boys!
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Congratulations everyone!
Well done. Fantastic results and I bet u all had a blast!
Well done 👏
