We are proud to announce the Senior School Leadership Team for 2026, a group of outstanding students who will represent Emmanuel College with integrity, enthusiasm, and heart.

Congratulations to our new College leaders:

College Captains: James and Ivy
College Vice Captains: Alex and Stephanie

Chaplaincy Captains: Sofia and Ryan
Community Captains: Evi, Harper, Hanbee and Jesse

Luther House, Captains: Josie and Oscar | Vice Captains: Jaz and Taj
Taylor House, Captains: Zoe and Adrian | Vice Captains: Willow and Sam
Wesley House, Captains: Clementine and Izaak | Vice Captains: Amy and Jude
Wycliffe House, Captains: Jada and Jack | Vice Captains: Zali and Harrison

These students have demonstrated leadership, dedication, and a genuine commitment to our College values. We know they will serve the Emmanuel community with diligence, integrity, and strength of character throughout the year ahead.

Congratulations to all our 2026 student leaders, we look forward to an inspiring year under your leadership!

Emmanuel College is thrilled to congratulate Ollie, Jack, and Luke, winners of the 2025 Mayor’s Technology and Innovation Award for their outstanding achievement with their Flood Mesh prototype, “The Stick.”

The trio’s innovative design impressed judges for its creativity, practical application, and community impact. Presented at Bond University, the award recognises young innovators across the Gold Coast who are developing technology-driven solutions to real-world challenges. The students received $5,000 for Emmanuel College, along with individual prizes celebrating their contribution to innovation and problem-solving.

The team had the opportunity to meet with Mayor Tom Tate at a press conference, where they shared insights into their project and demonstrated how their working model operates to enhance flood response and safety. Their professionalism and passion for creating meaningful change stood out as they represented both themselves and the College with distinction.

We are immensely proud of how these students, in their final year of schooling, have shown initiative, independence, and creativity in bringing this concept to life. Their work exemplifies Emmanuel College’s vision, to inspire intelligent, hopeful engagement with the world.

Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting innovation as Ollie, Jack, and Luke continue to develop their Flood Mesh prototype and explore its potential to make a real difference in the community.

The Year 2 students enjoyed an engaging and educational visit to the Hinterland Heritage Museum as part of our HASS unit. They explored a range of fascinating historical buildings, including a slab hut, a blacksmith’s shop, a classroom, and a railway station.

Students learnt how everyday items were used by pioneers and discovered what life was like without electricity, running water, or flushing toilets. Highlights of the day included typing on an old-fashioned typewriter, carrying buckets of water, and even experiencing what it was like to be locked in a real jail cell! It was a memorable and enriching experience for everyone.

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