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What a wonderful afternoon of music yesterday at our Toons, Tunes and a Spooky Tale Primary Concert Band Matinee.
Our talented Year 3 Little Mozarts Band, Junior Concert Band (Years 4 and 5) and Year 6 Band Students filled The Lindsay Walker Centre with energy and fun. The audience was treated to a fantastic mix of classics, cartoon themes and spooky favourites, including music from Aladdin, The Simpsons, It's Raining Tacos and Haunted.
Congratulations to all of our young musicians for their hard work and brilliant performances and thank you to our College community for coming along to support them. ... See MoreSee Less
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Tuesday night was a beautiful celebration of our wonderful Class of 2026 at the College Year 12 Formal.
It was a joy to see our students surrounded by the people who have loved and supported them, including parents, carers, family, friends, teachers and the wider College community.
Congratulations, Class of 2026. We wish you every success as you begin your next chapter. ... See MoreSee Less
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Huge congrats class of 2026 🎉❤️
It was a great gathering of students, staff, family and friends. Thanks for honouring their schooling achievements with a formal dinner.
Student Wellbeing and Safety Presentations
Yesterday, we were pleased to welcome a NSW Police Youth Engagement Officer to speak with our Year 7, 10 and 12 students about safety, wellbeing and making smart choices.
Topics included safe driving, peer pressure, traffic laws, personal boundaries, respect and how to respond to harassment and assault.
These age appropriate sessions were designed to help students understand their legal responsibilities, handle peer pressure and know where to turn for support whenever they need it.
A big thank you to the NSW Police Force for their ongoing support and for delivering such informative and engaging sessions for our students. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lest we forget. 🌹
Today, students from Emmanuel attended Remembrance Day services across Ballina to honour those who served and sacrificed for our country.
Four primary students represented the College at Ballina RSL LifeCare Kokoda Village, where two of our bugle players performed "The Rouse". Three secondary students attended the service at Ballina RSL Memorial Park, including one who proudly wore his Air Force Cadets uniform.
We are proud of how respectfully they represented our College community. ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 1 had a wild time at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary!
Our Year 1 students put their 'What's Alive' unit into action with a visit to observe Australian native animals up close. They explored life cycles, habitats and wildlife conservation, bringing their classroom learning to life.
A huge thank you to our teachers, helpers and the sanctuary team for a wonderful day of discovery. ... See MoreSee Less
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Goodli Spotlight: Voices Making a Difference - Bart Walsh
There was plenty to reflect on as speaker, storyteller and coach Bart Walsh joined us on Wednesday 28 October for Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons at Emmanuel Anglican College.
An actor and resilience speaker, Bart is a former National Head Coach of Jetts Fitness Australia. His understanding of adversity comes from personal experience, including surviving cancer at 23, losing his firstborn son and living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a degenerative condition affecting the nervous system.
These experiences underpin his approach to helping others navigate change and build resilience.
In his talk, The Advantage of Adversity, Bart drew on his own experiences to explore resilience, personal growth and how we respond when life takes an unexpected turn.
We value Bart’s contribution to a day centred on purpose, possibility and making a difference. ... See MoreSee Less
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🏃♂️ Mini Tabloid Sports Carnival
Today, our Year 9 Human Movement and Sport Science classes put their leadership skills into practice by hosting a fantastic Mini Tabloid Sports Carnival for students in Kindergarten and Year 1.
The heat didn't slow anyone down with obstacle courses, hurdles, frisbee throws and tug-of-war among the highlights.
Well done to our Year 9 leaders for guiding and encouraging our younger students so patiently and to our competitors for their enthusiasm throughout the event! ... See MoreSee Less
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Goodli Spotlight: Voices making a Difference - Pat Davern
From the stage to community service, Pat Davern brought a broad range of experiences to Goodli 2026: Echoes and Horizons at Emmanuel Anglican College last Wednesday.
Best known as Grinspoon’s guitarist and a founding member, Pat is also an author and a Bangalow firefighter. His story connects creativity, resilience and giving back, reflecting the spirit of Goodli and its focus on making a difference.
We are grateful to Pat for being part of our day and sharing a perspective that encourages young people to pursue what matters to them and contribute to their communities. ... See MoreSee Less
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