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International Program
International students at Fraser Coast Anglican College experience all educational aspects of school life while also being fully supported by a dedicated group of staff
Before and After School Care and Vacation Care
ROOS Care supports FCAC’s mission statement to provide consistency in expectations and the physical, cognitive and emotional growth of students. ROOS Care value providing a
Alumni
The College is keen to strengthen its connection with our alumni as they are all valued members of our Alumni community. The objectives of the
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News
Sunday 20th January
2019 Message to Anglican Schools from the Archbishop
Following is a link to the 2019 Message to Anglican Schools, from The Most Reverand, Dr Phillip Aspinall. The Archbishop’s theme for this yearMonday 29th October
2019 Booklists
Plan ahead and be organised for Back to School 2019! 2019 back to school book lists are now available to order from our nominated supplierFriday 19th October
Diocese Statement - Archbishop Aspinall
Please click on the link below to read the Statement from Archbishop Aspinall. National Apology Statement from Diocese of Brisbane 2018FCAC had 92 runners represent the College today at the Hervey Bay District Cross Country Carnival. Each and every runner put in their best efforts and represented the school with pride. We had 31 runners finish in the top 6 of their age group and 7 Age Champions. Congratulations to:
Talei Alchin – 1st 9 Year Girls
Thomas Priest – 1st 10 Year Boys
Dylan Smith – 1st 12 Year Boys
Kaia Stephens – 1st 13 Year Girls
Nelson Ayuya - 1st 14 Year Boys
Sophia Thompson – 1st 15 Year Girls
Luke Podd – 1st 18 Year Boys
Overall the 13 – 19 years team finished 2nd overall (58 points behind XCC) which is a great achievement.
And we won the percentage shield back again!
Our Junior School 'Ready Set Trot Program' commences tomorrow and Keira McLeod and Ms Nolen are very excited and looking forward to meeting our future equestrians.
Yesterday, some lucky Year 9 students were sailing on the South Passage Ship. A great day was had by all, although it’s understood that “hoisting sails is a bit harder than expected”.
Year 7 Food Technology students making breakfast smoothie bowls. What a terrific way to end the week.
