Our Secondary school helps young people discover their purpose and prepare for their future. With small class sizes and dedicated Christian teachers, students are supported to achieve academic excellence, grow in leadership and develop faith and resilience.

In Secondary, spiritual and personal growth programs support students as they grow into who God made them to be, discover their purpose and bring their unique contributions to our school community and the world. Spiritual and personal development includes weekly Chapel, Week of Worship, camps, leadership development, community service, Bible studies and opportunities to join music ensembles, Chapel worship team, sports development and a wide range of student leadership roles and contributions.

YEAR 7
YEAR 8
YEAR 9 & 10
YEAR 11 & 12

YEAR 7

The move into Year 7 is a significant milestone, and one that young people are genuinely ready for. At this stage, students are eager to explore new interests, take on greater responsibility, and begin shaping their own routines and independence. It is an exciting season of growth. Our Year 7 cohort program is designed to be both stretching and supportive, with students entering their first year in our Challenge Program. Students are encouraged to give new things a try, grow in confidence, and develop strong habits for learning, all within a caring and connected environment where they are known and guided every step of the way.

Subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, Biblical studies, Drama, Music, Food Technology, Art, Japanese, Health & Physical Education (HPE), Industrial Design Technology (IDT), Digital Technologies.

YEAR 8

Year 8 is a year of building strength. Students find their stride and start to push themselves further, take greater responsibility, and learn that progress comes through perseverance. With consistent academic challenge, supportive relationships, and intentional character development through our Challenge Program, students grow in resilience, maturity, and confidence as they continue discovering their purpose.

Subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, Biblical studies, Drama, Music, Food Technology, Art, Japanese, Health & Physical Education (HPE), Industrial Design Technology (IDT), Digital Technologies.

YEAR 9 & 10

Year 9 is a key year of maturity, as students grow in independence, deepen their thinking, and take greater responsibility for their learning and relationships. Through the final stage of our Challenge Program, they develop resilience and character as they prepare for the senior years. In Year 10, students begin clarifying their strengths and future pathways, building the academic skills and study habits needed for Senior School and making informed decisions about their QCE journey.

Core subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, Biblical studies, HPE.

Electives: Digital Solutions, Visual Art, Music, Business, IDT, Drama, Japanese, Physical Activities & Sport Studies, Design Solutions, Food Technology, Mathematics Analysis.

YEAR 11 & 12

Years 11 and 12 are focused, purposeful years as students complete their QCE and prepare for life beyond school. Academic rigour increases, independence is expected, and students take ownership of their subject pathways, whether pursuing ATAR, vocational options, or other post-school directions. Alongside strong academic preparation, students continue to grow in leadership, faith, and service, stepping forward as capable young adults equipped to make a meaningful difference in the world.

Core subjects: English (General, Essential*), Mathematics (Methods, General, Essential*), Biblical studies.

Electives: Mathematics (Specialist), Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Business, Legal Studies, Design, Drama, Japanese, PE, Visual Art (in practice)*, Hospitality*, Sport and Recreation*. (*Applied Subject/Certificate II)

Extension: Additional BSDE subjects available for specialist pathways. (Examples: Digital Solutions, Economics, Accounting, Ancient History, Modern History, Spanish, French, Dance, Music)

SPORT
STORMCO SERVICE TRIP
HOSPITALITY CERT II
MUSIC

SPORT

Our Secondary sport program focuses on skill development, team dynamics and leadership culture. Students can participate in competitive sports teams, interhouse carnivals and events, representative teams, recreational opportunities and the elective Sport Academy. Our sport program supports students in nurturing a love of healthy movement, building resilience and cultivating community and teamwork.

Students can also join the Sport Academy (Year 4-12) on Tuesday mornings or compete in inter-school, representative, or local community competitions. The College holds annual inter-house carnivals between Andrews and Bates houses for house spirit and individual age champions in Swimming, Cross Country, and Athletics.

STORMCO SERVICE TRIP

We offer our senior students the opportunity to participate in STORMCo (Service To Others Really Matters). This week-long adventure in service takes place in Texas, Queensland, where students engage in community projects such as garden makeovers, maintenance work, and children's activities. It is an incredible opportunity for students to create lasting memories and friendships while making a positive impact on others. STORMCo is an initiative that spans across Australia.

HOSPITALITY CERT II

Our Hospitality Certificate II course provides a comprehensive and practical learning experience for those pursuing a career in hospitality. Students gain essential knowledge and skills for success, including hands-on expertise in food and beverage preparation, adherence to health regulations, and maintaining cleanliness and safety standards. Real-world scenarios and industry placements offer practical experience. Completion of the course grants a nationally recognised qualification, opening doors to career opportunities in hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars, and cafes. The course serves as an introduction to hospitality, developing skills and knowledge for entry-level positions or further study in Certificate III in Hospitality.

MUSIC

Our music program and opportunities enable students to discover their creativity, build confidence and experience the joy of making music.

MUSIC EXAMS

Students have an option to sit for Music Examinations each year. The examinations are held by the Australian Music Examinations Board (A.M.E.B.) and credit points for the Queensland Certificate of Education can also be achieved from Grade 4 and upwards.

PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS

Students can further develop their musical skills through private music tuition available during school hours with experienced specialist teachers. Private tuition instruments include:

  • Voice (modern & classical)
  • Piano (modern & classical)
  • Guitar (modern & classical)
  • Bass Guitar
  • Drums & Percussion
  • Violin, Viola, ‘Cello (modern and classical)
  • Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone
  • Trumpet, Trombone
  • Banjo
  • Music Theory
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