News & Events

What a great prelude to NAIDOC Week 2019! In a special Chapel this morning students were pleased to have local Elder Michael Hill come and share stories of his indigenous culture. Mr Hill also explained the impact that knowing God has made in his life. The middle room...

Teachers and support staff are excited to be working with SDA Education Project Officer Heidi Mazz and Curriculum Coordinator and Enhanced Learning Teacher Natalie Lawson from Seventh-day Adventist Schools South Qld. Heidi and Natalie have been visiting our school as...

Thank you to the students and parents who turned out during the bleak weather on ANZAC Day to take part in the Bundaberg City march. We were proud to remember our service men and women and pay homage to those who sacrificed so much for Australia to be a free country.

Students commemorated ANZAC Day on Wednesday with a school service. Pastor Mark shared the story of John Simpson Kirkpatrick and his donkey and The Good Samaritan, drawing parallels of the sacrificial kindness shown by these two men.

On Tuesday students visited Mon Repos Turtle Centre. Students learnt about the purpose of the Mon Repos turtle rookery in helping to protect these wonderful sea creatures. Some interesting facts the students brought back were turtles return to the same beach to lay...

CCCS students were excited to visit the Lakes Retirement Village. Students sang to the residents, played games and enjoyed a delicious morning tea. The sound of laughter rang out from young and old alike. Everyone agreed it was a delightful morning. A big Thank you to...

Junior Room students were transported back in time when they visited the Bundaberg Railway Museum. Highlights included, exploring old train carriages and feeding the turtles at the Botanic Gardens.  

On Tuesday our School Leaders attended the Bundaberg Leaders Meet Leaders Luncheon with other local School Leaders and Principals. Mayor Jack Dempsey and Shire Councillors spoke about their different roles in Council and the importance of leadership. The Councillors...

As part of their Environmental Unit students checked out the rubbish bin after lunch in an effort to identify what they could reduce, reuse and recycle. It’s encouraging to see the enthusiasm of our young people in caring for their world.

CCCS students had a productive morning on 1 March as they participated in Clean up Australia Day. They cleaned up in their school, around their school, and then headed over to the Botanical Gardens picking up rubbish as they went. Great effort!

On 15 March CCCS will be participating in the National Day of Action against Bullying. Our school is proud to take a stand against bullying and uphold the values of kindness, compassion, and goodwill.

Awards Night is a great way to celebrate the end of the school year together as a School Family. Congratulations to all students who received an award and well done everyone for a productive and happy year.