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[info@calvarycc.qld.edu.au](info@calvarycc.qld.edu.au)[ ](info@calvarycc.qld.edu.au)Prep – Year 12  \nCo-Educational Independent School  \nCalvary Christian College is an independent, dual campus, co-educational school. The College offers a unique learning environment with a relentless commitment to ensuring each student’s diverse needs are catered to. We commit to encouraging each child to be a fearlessly authentic learner who steps into every opportunity to grow and learn. We partner with them and their parents to develop their unique and individual talents. Where the College’s desired outcomes of a student's learning journey (as articulated in our Vision statement) aligns with the desired outcomes and expectations of a family, a successful partnership is most likely.  \nThe College is governed by a College Council with members drawn from Real Life Christian Church (RLCC) members, Community representatives, as well as representatives from our parent body and alumni. The Council is made up with a skills matrix in mind to ensure that the Council covers the wide skill set required for effective governance today. The College Council is responsible to the Church Council. The Approved Authority is UCAQ.  \nThe College Council members for 2025 were as follows  \nKevin Yearbury (Chair), Adam Barke, Andrew Ballantyne, Jasmine Florey, Rufus Gandhi, Adam Low, Helen Moore, Brett Spitz, Brandon Tanner.  \nEstablished at Springwood in 1984 and expanding to include the campus at Carbrook in 1992, the College is a ministry of Real Life Christian Church.  \nThe College enjoys a mutually beneficial and strong relationship with Real Life Christian Church with the Associate pastor of RLCC coordinating the College chaplaincy program. The RLCC youth ministry operates a Youth Group from the Carbrook campus. Volunteers from the church work alongside College staff to strengthen bonds among recent graduates, the College and the Church. Church volunteers are also active in supporting the delivery of programs such as Alpha Youth through the College Formation program. We enjoy strong alignment between the mission and vision of RLCC and the College.  \nAt the College we seek to live out our faith with the focus on being a Fearlessly Authentic Christian community.  \nSpringwood Campus  \nEarly Years to Year 6  \n161 Dennis Road, Springwood, QLD 4127  \nCarbrook Campus  \nEarly Years to Year 12  \n559 – 581 Beenleigh-Redland Bay Road, Carbrook, QLD 4129  \nCHAIR OF COLLEGE COUNCIL REPORT  \nSince its establishment in 1984 as a ministry of the then Logan Uniting (now Real Life Christian) Church, Calvary Christian College has operated as one a several schools administered by the Uniting Church Queensland Property Trust.  \nIn March 2025 College Council received advice the Synod Standing Committee of the Uniting Church Queensland had approved Calvary initiating processes to establish itself as a standalone Not for Profit Company.  \nWhile there would be little discernible difference evident to the families, students and staff who make up the College community, the Council believed there were benefits to be derived from Calvary establishing itself as an incorporated Not for Profit Company.  \nMost importantly Council views incorporation as providing greater assuredness as the sustainability of the distinctive Calvary brand in the coming years. Calvary Christian College is unique amongst Uniting Church Schools in that it is a ministry of the congregation of Real Life Christian Church. The purpose for which the College was established remains as relevant today as it did when first envisioned by the then Logan Uniting congregation over 42 years ago. That being to offer those who seek meaning and purpose in life the opportunity to step into a faith journey through a values-based education experience where they encounter God’s grace through exposure to Christian witness as a lived experience, and to move more deeply into a life transformation","cbCait3ktC54gAQK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait3ktC54gAQK","pdf",2222834,"English","# Chair of College Council Report\n## Governance and 2025 council membership\n## Transition to standalone not-for-profit company\n## Institutional infrastructure and compliance work\n## Campus information and community alignment","[{\"question\":\"What is the College Council responsible for in 2025?\",\"answer\":\"The College Council is responsible for governance, operating with a skills matrix approach to cover the range of capabilities required for effective governance today.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did the College seek to establish itself as a standalone not-for-profit company?\",\"answer\":\"The report states that incorporation provides greater assuredness for the sustainability of the Calvary brand and improves administrative efficiency, reducing duplication in compliance reporting.\"},{\"question\":\"When did the College begin operating across its Springwood and Carbrook campuses?\",\"answer\":\"It was established in Springwood in 1984, with expansion to include the Carbrook campus in 1992.\"}]","2025 Annual Report - Calvary Christian College | PDF",1788582997]