Annual Report 2021 - Caloundra Christian College - Forward, Mission, Enrolments and Curriculum

Sep 5, 2026

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Annual Report 2021 presents Caloundra Christian College’s reporting framework, mission and vision grounded in Christ-centred education. It outlines core beliefs, student wellbeing support, and the Foundations for Life and Learning that shape personal and professional success. The report summarises the college’s enrolment figures, campus structure, and Outside School Hours Care capacity. It also describes distinctive whole-college and learning-community curriculum offerings, including primary inquiry learning and secondary study, growth programs, and QCAA approved choices.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

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Pages16

Reading Time40 min

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Our Mission and Our Vision

Core beliefs and Foundations for Life and Learning

College description and community focus

Location and student wellbeing support

Enrolments and year levels offered

Enrolments for 2021

Distinctive curriculum offerings

Whole college programs

Primary (Pre-Kindy to Year 6)

Secondary (Years 7 to 12)

Annual Report 2021 Our Mission To provide quality Christ-centred education; strong foundations for life and learning . Our Vision Together, creating an authentic learning community where students and staff flourish, with Christ at the helm. FOREWARD Effective school reporting provides parents, staff, students and the community with meaningful information about schools. All Queensland schools are required to publish a minimum set of information for parents and the community. The Schools Reporting Policy ensures that all schools report similar information that complies with government requirements in a clear and comprehensive manner. By publishing this report, we meet both State and Australian Government reporting requirements. CALCC FOUNDATIONS FOR LIFE AND LEARNING COLLEGE DESCRIPTION Caloundra Christian College exists to provide quality, innovative Christ-centred education to the families of the Sunshine Coast. Established in 1983, the College is a Pre-Kindy to Year 12 independent Christian school with a strong vision to partner with families, local churches and the wider community to create an authentic learning community where students and staff flourish with Christ at the helm. Our mission is to provide quality, Christ-centred education, strong foundations for life and learning. Our vision is: together, creating an authentic learning community, where students and staff flourish, with Christ at the helm. Our core belief is that each child is unique and created in God’s image and, therefore, we prioritise the needs of individual students, ensuring they feel safe, valued and supported. The College endeavours to keep fees affordable for the average family so that everyone can access quality Christ-centred education. The College, or CalCC as it is known, is a proudly small-medium sized school with a strong focus on community, relationship and student well-being. Our teachers, leaders, chaplain and counsellor work closely together to support the social and emotional development of our students, seeing it as foundational for students to achieve positive educational outcomes. CalCC is situated at the gateway to the City of Caloundra, located at 7 Gregson Place, Caloundra. It currently has a ratio of 53 percent boys and 47 percent girls. Our College supports a holistic and balanced student-centred program, based on our Foundations for Life and Learning. These foundations are four qualities and four skills that we believe are the building blocks for personal and professional success and fulfilment. • Our Foundations for Life are Faith, Integrity, Compassion and Courage. • Our Foundations for Learning are Question, Create, Communicate and Improve. CalCC is made up of three Learning Communities: • Early Learning Community (Pre-Kindy and Kindy) • Primary Learning Community (Prep to Year 6) • Secondary Learning Community (Years 7-12) As a College, we offer high-quality teaching with committed, professional teachers. We seek to incorporate technology to enhance and support our students’ learning experiences. In the Secondary Learning Community, students receive a College laptop/tablet that supports their learning and provides access to their digital learning platform for each of their classes. The College holds memberships with Independent Schools Queensland and Christian Schools Australia and is accredited through the Office of Non-State Schooling (Queensland) by the Non-State Schools Accreditation Board through cyclical reviews held every five years. College re-accreditation will be completed in 2024. ENROLMENTS AND YEAR LEVELS OFFERED The College is a single campus, offering the following educational programs: Early Childhood (Pre-Kindy and Kindy), Prep, Primary Years 1-6 and Secondary Years 7-12. Our Prep-Year 12 population increased by 4% in 2021. ENROLMENTS FOR 2021 Year Levels Early Learning Centre Pre-Kindy & Kindy 70 Primary Prep to Year 6 190 Secondary Years 7

FAQs

What are Caloundra Christian College’s mission and vision for 2021?

The mission emphasises quality Christ-centred education and strong foundations for life and learning. The vision focuses on creating an authentic learning community where students and staff flourish with Christ at the helm.

What are the Foundations for Life and Learning used in the college program?

Foundations for Life are Faith, Integrity, Compassion and Courage. Foundations for Learning are Question, Create, Communicate and Improve.

How many students were enrolled in 2021 and what programs were offered beyond year levels?

Total enrolments in 2021 were 426, with 70 in Early Learning Centre (Pre-Kindy & Kindy), 190 in Primary (Prep to Year 6), and 166 in Secondary (Years 7 to 12). The college also offers an Outside School Hours Care facility/program for up to 45 students.

Sep 5, 2026

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