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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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Your small steps can make a difference! Plastic Free July Activity ideas and information visit ballina.nsw.gov.au/plastic-free-july-2024 ... See MoreSee Less
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⚽️ NCIS Secondary Football Championships ⚽️
On Wednesday, our secondary football teams travelled to Coffs Harbour for the rescheduled NCIS Secondary Football Championships.
With a number of students withdrawing in the lead up to the event, the final teams selected should be proud of the fantastic way they represented our College and showed true EAC spirit.
Congratulations to the 15&U Girls and Open Boys teams who both finished the day as runners up in their division.
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![⚽️ NCIS Secondary Football Championships ⚽️
On Wednesday, our secondary football teams travelled to Coffs Harbour for the rescheduled NCIS Secondary Football Championships.
With a number of students withdrawing in the lead up to the event, the final teams selected should be proud of the fantastic way they represented our College and showed true EAC spirit.
Congratulations to the 15&U Girls and Open Boys teams who both finished the day as runners up in their division.](https://www.eac.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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🏉 Brian Kelly Cup 🏉
The long awaited Brian Kelly Cup was held in Ballina last week. Our eager team of U10 had been training for this event for what seemed like an eternity after rain had forced this event to be postponed multiple times.
Led by coach Graham Lees, the team from EAC were a force to be reckoned with, finishing the day undefeated with wins over St Brigid's Kyogle and Byron Public, as well as a draw with a second Byron Public team to finish off the day.
The highlight was an appearance from Brian Kelly himself, who was kind enough to get photos and sign autographs with all of the students in attendance. Mr Lees was actually one of Brian's former coaches as he came through the junior grades in Ballina, so it was great for them to reconnect.
This is an exciting beginning for EAC as we look to increase opportunities for our students to play rugby league. Our U12 are now looking forward to their chance early next term.
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![🏉 Brian Kelly Cup 🏉
The long awaited Brian Kelly Cup was held in Ballina last week. Our eager team of U10 had been training for this event for what seemed like an eternity after rain had forced this event to be postponed multiple times.
Led by coach Graham Lees, the team from EAC were a force to be reckoned with, finishing the day undefeated with wins over St Brigids Kyogle and Byron Public, as well as a draw with a second Byron Public team to finish off the day.
The highlight was an appearance from Brian Kelly himself, who was kind enough to get photos and sign autographs with all of the students in attendance. Mr Lees was actually one of Brians former coaches as he came through the junior grades in Ballina, so it was great for them to reconnect.
This is an exciting beginning for EAC as we look to increase opportunities for our students to play rugby league. Our U12 are now looking forward to their chance early next term.](https://www.eac.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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It was a great day to watch! Well done EAC
Great work guys! 😁🏉💯
Well done team EAC!
🏉 Far North Coast All Schools Touch Football 🏉
Last week we entered teams into the Years 7/8 and Years 9/10 Boys and Girls divisions of the Far North Coast All Schools Touch Football competition held at Saunders Oval, Ballina.
This was the first time EAC had entered this competition and it was a great opportunity for our students to compete against schools from outside our regular NCIS opponents.
All teams performed well up against some strong competition. The standout being our Year 7/8 Boys who finished the pool games undefeated on top of the ladder and comfortably won their semi, but were heartbreakingly beaten in extra time in the grand final by Xavier Catholic College.
Thank you to Al Kirchen from Ballina Touch for assisting staff in coaching our teams. We can’t wait until next year.
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![🏉 Far North Coast All Schools Touch Football 🏉
Last week we entered teams into the Years 7/8 and Years 9/10 Boys and Girls divisions of the Far North Coast All Schools Touch Football competition held at Saunders Oval, Ballina.
This was the first time EAC had entered this competition and it was a great opportunity for our students to compete against schools from outside our regular NCIS opponents.
All teams performed well up against some strong competition. The standout being our Year 7/8 Boys who finished the pool games undefeated on top of the ladder and comfortably won their semi, but were heartbreakingly beaten in extra time in the grand final by Xavier Catholic College.
Thank you to Al Kirchen from Ballina Touch for assisting staff in coaching our teams. We can’t wait until next year.](https://www.eac.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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Well done boys!
Great effort boys.
Well done boys!!!🏅
This week our ELC and Year 1 Students have been learning all about the importance of recycling thanks to Recycle Man!
This great show is yet another way EAC is delivering future focused learning that will benefit our whole community.
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This great show is yet another way EAC is delivering future focused learning that will benefit our whole community.](https://www.eac.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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🎉 Save the Date! Friends of EAC Trivia Night 2024 🎉
Mark your calendars for the most epic night of the year: the Friends of EAC Trivia Night on Saturday, 24 August 2024! 🗓️✨ Get ready to rock and roll because this year's theme is... MUSIC! 🎤🎸
Think you know your Beethoven from your Bieber? Your Queen from your Queens of the Stone Age? Time to prove it! 🤘
Dust off those air guitars, warm up those vocal cords, and get ready to have a blast. Prizes and bragging rights are up for grabs! 🏆😎
Stay tuned for more details. Trust us, you don't want to miss this! 🎉🤩
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Mark your calendars for the most epic night of the year: the Friends of EAC Trivia Night on Saturday, 24 August 2024! 🗓️✨ Get ready to rock and roll because this years theme is... MUSIC! 🎤🎸
Think you know your Beethoven from your Bieber? Your Queen from your Queens of the Stone Age? Time to prove it! 🤘
Dust off those air guitars, warm up those vocal cords, and get ready to have a blast. Prizes and bragging rights are up for grabs! 🏆😎
Stay tuned for more details. Trust us, you dont want to miss this! 🎉🤩](https://www.eac.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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You keen to save this date Paul De Luca
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Next week EAC's kindergarten teachers will begin the Australian Early Development Census. The AEDC helps to build a nationwide picture of our children's health and wellbeing as they begin school.
Teachers answer questions about five key areas that are important for children's development:
- physical health and wellbeing
- social competence
- emotional maturity
- language and cognitive skills (school based)
- communication and general knowledge
You can view the interactive results from previous years here: www.aedc.gov.au/early-childhood/findings-from-the-aedc
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![Next week EACs kindergarten teachers will begin the Australian Early Development Census. The AEDC helps to build a nationwide picture of our childrens health and wellbeing as they begin school.
Teachers answer questions about five key areas that are important for childrens development:
- physical health and wellbeing
- social competence
- emotional maturity
- language and cognitive skills (school based)
- communication and general knowledge
You can view the interactive results from previous years here: www.aedc.gov.au/early-childhood/findings-from-the-aedc](https://www.eac.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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