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Toowoomba
Christian
College

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Toowoomba
Christian
College

As a Christian school in the Liberal Arts tradition, our unique Prep – 12 curriculum provides opportunities for students to grow in knowledge and Godly wisdom.

We are dedicated to the formation of each student, desiring to see each flourish in relationship with God, seeking and recognising the transcendence of His Truth, Beauty and Goodness in the world. Through learning, our aim is to help young people imagine the world as it should be, and equip them to play their part in making that vision a reality.

Principal's WelcomeThe TCC Difference

Student Formation

We are dedicated to the formation of each student, recognising that each has been created imago dei (in the image of God).

Together as a community, our desire is to help each young person grow in wisdom and character as they seek the Truth, Beauty and Goodness of God, and discover who He has created them to be.

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A Christian School in the
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  • RUBE GOLDBERG MACHINES | There was plenty of excitement, laughter, and the occasional unexpected result in Year 5 as students put their Rube Goldberg machines to the test. Using a combination of ramps, levers, dominoes, and plenty of creative thinking, students designed elaborate chain reactions to complete simple tasks. What seemed straightforward quickly became an exercise in observation, experimentation, and problem-solving. One of the joys of learning is watching students become completely absorbed in a problem. Questions led to more questions as students experimented with cause and effect, explored simple machines, and discovered just how much planning can go into achieving something seemingly simple. Every success, setback, and redesign became part of the learning. Students observed, adjusted, tested, and tried again, discovering that understanding is often built through curiosity and persistence rather than finding the right answer on the first attempt. Experiences like these remind us that education is not about learning what to think, but developing a deeper appreciation for how the world works.
  • JOIN OUR TEAM IN 2027 | Toowoomba Christian College, a P-12 Christian School in the Liberal Arts Tradition, is seeking passionate and motivated individuals to join our team from Term 1 2027 in the following positions: - Secondary Teachers - Primary Teachers - Primary Music Teacher We’re looking for team members who demonstrate an active Biblical faith, and who are committed to contributing to the outworking of our mission in a Christ-centred community. Toowoomba Christian College is dedicated to providing a child-safe environment where all children and young people are protected from harm. Applications close Tuesday, 10 November 2026 - However, we reserve the right to make an appointment at any stage of the recruitment process, including prior to the closing date for applications For further information and to apply, please visit our website. Link in bio.
  • ALUMNI MILESTONE REUNIONS | It was wonderful to welcome back alumni celebrating milestone reunions. Guests enjoyed the opportunity to tour the campus, revisit places that held so many memories, and see how the College has grown and transformed over the years. The afternoon provided a chance to reconnect with former classmates, long-serving staff, and past staff members over drinks and canapés, while sharing stories and reflecting on their time at TCC. Thank you to everyone who joined us. We loved having you back and look forward to welcoming you again in the future.
  • ROCKTOBER | Last week, our Secondary school came alive with the electrifying sounds of Rocktober, our annual Battle of the Bands competition. A highlight of the school calendar, Rocktober gives students the opportunity to showcase the pieces they’ve been refining throughout the year. The talent, creativity, and passion on display made for an unforgettable afternoon of music. Students weren't the only ones taking to the stage. A staff band joined the lineup, bringing plenty of energy and fun. A huge thank you to everyone who performed, cheered from the crowd, and helped make Rocktober another outstanding celebration of music at TCC.
  • CAMBODIA SERVICE LEARNING | Over 14 days, a team of TCC staff and students travelled to Cambodia for a Service-Learning experience that combined community service, cultural immersion, historical learning, and faith. Partnering with Camps International, students worked alongside local communities on projects including water storage systems, concrete tile production, and school garden improvements. They also spent time in local schools, building connections through English conversation and cultural exchange. The trip provided powerful opportunities to learn about Cambodia's history through visits to significant historical sites and conversations with local people whose lives have been shaped by the country's past. Students also gained insight into ongoing recovery efforts, including programs helping to clear unexploded landmines from affected communities. Beyond the service projects, the team experienced Cambodian culture through local villages and markets, traditional food, wildlife encounters, and visits to places of cultural and historical significance. Many reflected on the warmth, generosity, and resilience of the Cambodian people. The team had the opportunity to worship at a local church. For Miss Whereat, who had attended a service at the same church several years earlier, one of the most encouraging aspects of the trip was seeing how much the congregation had grown since her last visit. While Christianity remains a minority faith in Cambodia, the team witnessed a church that was thriving and actively serving its community through outreach and ministry. Through service, reflection, and shared experiences, students returned with broadened perspectives, a deeper appreciation for the opportunities they enjoy, and lasting memories of the people and communities they encountered. A special thank you to Camps International for delivering a meaningful, challenging, and rewarding program that made these experiences possible.
  • FRENCH BREAKFAST | Year 7 students have been immersing themselves in the language and culture of France. To bring their learning to life, Mrs Graham hosted a delightful French breakfast featuring croissants, cheeses, and fresh fruit. We hope experiences like these not only bring learning to life and foster a greater enjoyment of the subject, but also to help create the kinds of educational memories that students will carry with them.