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💐 International Day of Friendship 💐
Our International Day of Friendship Flower Stall was a blooming success this morning, so much so that we completely SOLD OUT!
A huge thank you to everyone who dropped by this morning to spread kindness across our College while raising funds for Zonta Clean Birthing Kits.
WE HAVE GOT GREAT NEWS!
Because the demand was so high, the amazing team at Prime Flowers has kindly donated even more fresh blooms so we can run a second stall this afternoon!
If you missed out during morning drop off, make sure to stop by during Primary Parent Pick Up to grab a stem or a bunch:
When: From 3.00pm this afternoon during Primary Pick Up
Where: Primary Parent Pick Up
Price: $2 per stem OR $10 for a bunch (6 stems)
Payment: Cash and Card accepted
Remember: 1 Flower = 2 Acts of Kindness. Brighten someone’s afternoon here at home while helping provide life-saving birthing kits for expectant mothers overseas.
Huge thanks once again to Prime Flowers and our fantastic SRC and Year 10 students. See you all this afternoon, let's keep the kindness growing! ... See MoreSee Less
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🏃♀️ Primary Athletics Carnival Shines!
After weeks of rain, a change of date and a change of venue, the sun finally decided to show up for our Primary Athletics Carnival in Alstonville last Friday!
Our students brought energy, team spirit and determination to every track and field event. From discus to relays and everything in between, the resilience and sportsmanship on display was worth the wait.
A massive thank you to our amazing staff, student helpers and cheerleaders for making the day run so smoothly. We couldn't have asked for better weather or a better crowd! ... See MoreSee Less
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Applications Now Open for 2027 Scholarships 🎓
At Emmanuel Anglican College, we are committed to nurturing students to live out our mission of Learning ~ Living ~ Leading.
We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for our 2027 Scholarships, offering financial support to dedicated students entering Years 7 to 12 who possess the potential, desire and community spirit to thrive at the College.
Allrounder Scholarship — Awarded to students demonstrating commitment and strength in Academia, Creative Arts, Sport, or Leadership.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship — Providing financial support to assist Indigenous students in accessing an Emmanuel Anglican College education.
📅 Applications close: Friday, 28 August 2026
🔗 Learn more & apply: eac.nsw.edu.au/scholarships/ ... See MoreSee Less
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✨Year 11 Camp and Retreat is off to a flying start!
The journey to senior leadership is underway! Our Year 11s are taking a well-deserved step back to reflect on their goals, deepen peer connections and prepare for their final year at Emmanuel.
Through a blend of reflective sessions and outdoor challenges, students are building the resilience and teamwork needed to lead our College community.
We can’t wait to welcome them back, inspired and ready for the next chapter! ... See MoreSee Less
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🌍 Welcome to Emmanuel!
Term Three is here and we are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to our visiting study tour students and staff from Kasukabe Kyoei High School in Japan!
Our visitors will be with us for two weeks, paired up with their Year 10 buddies and staying with local families via our homestay program. During this time, they will fully immerse themselves in life at the College; integrating into classes, practicing their English and taking part in a range of cultural activities.
Please give them a warm welcome when you see them around the College! ... See MoreSee Less
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Ballina students reach Asia-Pacific robotics championships ... See MoreSee Less
Ballina students reach Asia-Pacific robotics championships
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Passion, perseverance and months of hard work have taken a team of Ballina students all the way to an international robotics competition in Sydney. Seven students from Emmanuel Anglican College are co...2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Fantastic. Well done to all the students and their teacher Julie 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Congratulations 👏 Well done!
The EAC Groundbreakers have landed in Sydney!
Wishing the EAC Groundbreakers the best of luck as they compete in the FIRST LEGO League Asia Pacific Championships at Macquarie University.
Our students are going head to head with top teams from across the globe, putting their custom built robots to the test, presenting their innovative science projects and showing off their teamwork skills on the big stage.
This incredible journey wouldn’t have been possible without the amazing village behind them. A massive thank you to Mrs Beavis, who has worked tirelessly with the team throughout this journey to guide, inspire and get them competition ready.
We also owe a huge debt of gratitude to our fantastic parent support network and our generous team sponsors: Byron Bay Scaffolding, Charlie Hewitt, Newton Denny Chapelle and Ardill Payne and Partners.
Go get ’em, Groundbreakers! ... See MoreSee Less
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Is that with regular LEGO or LEGO technic or with robotics? I am so glad LEGO is encouraged at EAC. 6bae7bc1-fa47-4dc7-94b9-b58d8572b8ec.usrfiles.com/ugd/6bae7b_8a9158eb2b384069ad88c79ef1273005.pdf
All the best team EAC 🎉
Best of luck guys and Julie B
Wishing you all the very best team! Congratulations too Julie!!
Super proud of these incredible students! 💫
What are they there for?
Best of luck. Have fun!
Go team EAC !!!
Izy Miller
Good luck
Good luck
Good luck team!
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On Wednesday, students in Years 5–10 presented their work to parents, carers and peers in our annual Exhibition of Learning. It was a joy to witness the students' excitement and enthusiasm as they pointed out their creations or demonstrated new skills to their families.
From detailed artworks and timber designs to live performances, interactive games, project displays and crowd pleasing creations from our hospitality and market garden students, the afternoon was a wonderful celebration of the immense breadth of talent in our student body.
Our Primary students did a wonderful job showcasing their Experiential Learning units. Through The Civic Experience and The Innovator’s Experience, they explored important contemporary issues, presenting thoughtful projects centered around sustainable housing and the impacts of fast fashion.
A massive thank you to all the families who came along to support our students, and to our dedicated staff for guiding these learning journeys. We are so proud of what our Year 5–10 students have accomplished!
A fantastic end to Term 2! ... See MoreSee Less
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Fantastic effort. Students and staff must be commended as it was a very impressive display of what EAC offers.
⚽ Bill Turner Football
Our U15 Football teams left everything on the field against Lindisfarne at Skennars Head on Monday. The boys secured a 1-0 win and are through to the Far North Coast Final thanks to a brilliant late header by captain Tom H. off a Mani P. corner. The boys now await the winner of the Woodlawn vs Trinity match for a shot at back to back area titles.
The girls put up a courageous fight against a red hot opponent to wrap up a fantastic 2026 campaign, eventually going down 5-0. A massive shoutout to Bonnie M, who stepped up as interim goalkeeper and delivered a spectacular shot saving masterclass! Congratulations to both teams for reaching the fourth round and best of luck to the boys in the area final early next term. ... See MoreSee Less
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