News & Events

The end of year Awards Ceremony was held this year as an afternoon event followed by a family barbecue. Congratulations to all our students, those that received awards and those who persevered in trying their best. We looked back at the school year of 2019, held our...

NEW NAME: As of January 2020 Coral Coast Christian School will emerge under a new name – Hope Adventist School. NEW PRINCIPAL: Mrs Kristy Norman has been appointed Principal and will formally commence her duties in early January 2020.  For the past 8 years Mrs Norman...

A special chapel was held on Monday morning, 11 November  to commemorate Remembrance Day. Marcus and Benji lowered the flags to half mast as a sign of respect. Councillor   Helen Blackburn then shared the history of the Armistice and stirred our hearts with a short...

SHHHH it’s a bit of a secret but guess what……the very first turtle of the season has arrived!!  She was  a Flatback  turtle (Natator depressus) and arrived  Wednesday  night  16 October.  CCCS  students joined the celebrations by partaking in the official Bundaberg...

In Chapel this week students presented our Operation Winter Warmers donations to our chosen charity – Edon Place. Heather from Edon place visited chapel commenting on how Chapel is such a refreshing and inspiring way to start the day. Students have been excited to be...

Many thanks to the Grandparents, Parents and Special Friends who came to our Grandparents Morning Tea. Our students enjoyed performing their musical pieces for you and were thrilled to have the special people in their lives at their school.

It was a joy to have Faye and Trevor at Chapel on Wednesday so we could thank them for the beautiful painting of “God’s 10 Rules”. Faye had spoken to the children previously about God’s 10 Rules and it was met with such enthusiasm Faye asked her daughter to create...

This week we were fortunate to have a visit from the Bundaberg Fire Department. Students received a lesson on fire safety and were very excited to inspect the fire truck. Then it was onto the fire hose to test out their new-found fire-fighting skills.

Book Week finished with plenty of razzle dazzle on Friday as students arrived at school with beaming faces and colourful costumes. Many thanks to students, staff and parents for their great efforts in helping to instil a love of books in our young ones.

Pastor Dan popped into the school today as our Book Week celebrations continue. Pastor Dan read the student’s the hilarious adventures of Pig the Pug, a most thoroughly ill-mannered dog indeed! Thanks Pastor Dan. It was great fun!