"Following the words of Martin Luther King Jnr, 'I have a dream' that each and every student will excel in the gifts that God has planted within them. I have a dream that they will thrive academically, spiritually, physically, socially, emotionally and aesthetically to the best of their abilities."
Peter Bosker Principal
Welcome to our College
Why Choose Suncoast?
At Suncoast Christian College we value the uniqueness of each student who is marvellously and wonderfully made by Almighty God.
Strong Christian values permeate College life.
Pastoral care programmes provide students with solid foundations into which life experiences can be built.
Meaningful relationships with staff and fellow students are established, thereby maximising learning.
Opportunities exist for students to be involved in a range of sporting, cultural and community service activities.
Staff care about the development of the individual in his or her social, emotional, physical, spiritual and academic wellbeing.
A comprehensive curriculum allows us to cater for students with a range of abilities, strengths and needs.
The pursuit of academic excellence and achievement is valued and encouraged.
Our broad range of subject offerings make this possible in the sciences, arts, humanities and vocational subjects.
Students are encouraged to be self-disciplined and take responsibility for their own learning.
Values play a crucial part in moderating student conduct, work ethic, dress and appearance and relationships.
Above all, we take seriously the task and calling of partnering with you in the education of your child.
SWINE FLU UPDATE We have received the latest update from the Queensland Government which includes the following information/directive:
A decision was made by the Australian Government to move to a new Australian phase called PROTECT based on the advice of the Australian Chief Medical Officer and the Australian Health Protection Committee, which includes all state and territory Chief Health Officers.
The PROTECT phase recognises that the Human Swine Influenza virus is not as severe for the general population as originally envisaged. The overwhelming majority of people are making a quick and full recovery.
There will no longer be a school exclusion policy for students returning from areas of concern (for example –USA, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Panama and the state of Victoria). This will commence at the end of the current school term next Friday, 26 June.
The College will continue to keep families up to date regarding Swine Flu as information comes to hand.
