This week we saw plenty of smiles when our Grandparents visited us. They shared two wonderful mornings with the students and had an opportunity to see what the children have been learning and enjoy some special time with them at school, along with some tea and cake too. Here are some snapshots from those special mornings.

Past student, Hayden McEvoy, founder and CEO of A Team Tuition, shares his insights into the Five Business Principles he indirectly learnt from Emmanuel.

These days so much of our life and business is conducted online and our children are no different. There are various programs that we provide subscriptions to for your child depending on their grade, such as Reading Eggs, Mathletics and Typing Club, just to name a few and online safety is paramount in this area.

Past student, Hayden McEvoy, founder and CEO of A Team Tuition, shares his insights into the Five Business Principles he indirectly learnt from Emmanuel.

The STEM trip to the USA was most certainly the trip of a lifetime for 24 students and 4 teachers who departed the Gold Coast at the start of the Easter holidays to explore all that the USA has to offer in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

Yesterday was Shrove Tuesday, and in sticking with tradition, our Senior students took up the Pancake Challenge. The Junior School students enjoyed the thrill of cheering for their houses as the teams raced through the quad in a tough battle, with Wycliffe finally taking the lead! Watch the video...

The last two weeks have seen two wonderful events. The first was the Fete, and the second was a visit from the founder of our partner charity in India. Both events were amazing; both once again demonstrated what a unique community we have here at Emmanuel; and both left me feeling incredibly grateful to all the staff and parents who were involved.

Several parents have recently asked me about our upcoming Bollywood Night as well as who the visitors were, who recently visited our school. Read all about it...

Emmanuel's Leadership and Development Team recently invited the Australian Council for Educational Research’s (ACER) School Improvement Team to visit us, analyse our work, and help us identify the next steps in improvement. This was not a decision in response to a perceived problem but rather, it was a decision made in recognition that outside-eyes are always a good thing, however successful the organisation.