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Toowoomba
Christian
College

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Toowoomba
Christian
College

As a Christian school in the Liberal Arts tradition, our unique Prep – 12 curriculum provides opportunities for students to grow in knowledge and Godly wisdom.

We are dedicated to the formation of each student, desiring to see each flourish in relationship with God, seeking and recognising the transcendence of His Truth, Beauty and Goodness in the world. Through learning, our aim is to help young people imagine the world as it should be, and equip them to play their part in making that vision a reality.

Principal's WelcomeThe TCC Difference

Student Formation

We are dedicated to the formation of each student, recognising that each has been created imago dei (in the image of God).

Together as a community, our desire is to help each young person grow in wisdom and character as they seek the Truth, Beauty and Goodness of God, and discover who He has created them to be.

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A Christian School in the
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  • VOCAL ENSEMBLE SPECIAL GUEST | Last Wednesday, our Junior Vocal Ensemble and Senior Girls Vocal Ensemble were privileged to participate in a choir masterclass with Tim Wayne-Wright, an internationally respected choral educator and former member of the world-renowned King's Singers. Brought to Australia by the Australian National Choral Association (Queensland Division), Tim spent several days in Toowoomba working with selected school and community choirs, sharing his expertise in ensemble singing, vocal technique and performance. During his ten years with The King's Singers, he performed around the world, won a Grammy Award as part of the ensemble, and taught hundreds of masterclasses and workshops for choirs internationally. TCC Vocal Ensembles were blessed to receive positive encouragement and constructive feedback on the pieces they have been preparing this year. Tim challenged them to continue developing their musical gifts and pursuing excellence through the many musical opportunities available to them. For our vocal ensembles, it was a rare opportunity to learn from a musician who has performed on some of the world's biggest stages and worked with singers across the globe. We are grateful to Tim for the expertise and encouragement he shared with our students.
  • TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE | Join us as we celebrate the outstanding creativity of Junior and Senior Secondary students at Toowoomba Christian College at the 2026 Visual Art Showcase. The exhibition features the work of all Senior Secondary Visual Art students, alongside a selection of Junior Secondary artists, showcasing a year's worth of artistic exploration, skill development, and creative expression across a wide range of mediums. Enjoy an evening of art, fellowship and atmosphere, with live music from students and The Fibonacci, as well as light refreshments throughout the event. Art is more than what meets the eye. Come and discover the stories, ideas, and perspectives behind this year's remarkable collection of student work. Wednesday 28 October 5:30pm - 7:15pm TCC Function Centre Tickets available via TryBooking or at the door (card only). Link in bio
  • YEAR 6 MEDIEVAL CELEBRATION & FEAST DAY | Our Year 6 students recently enjoyed their Medieval Celebration & Feast Day, a wonderful culmination of their studies of the Medieval and Renaissance periods. Throughout the day, students participated in a shared banquet, games, performances, and a variety of engaging activities that brought their classroom learning to life. Students embraced the spirit of the occasion by dressing in Medieval and Renaissance-inspired costumes, with knights, nobles, queens, and peasants helping to create an immersive and festive atmosphere. The celebration provided students with a memorable and meaningful opportunity to deepen their understanding of this fascinating period of history while enjoying the rich traditions, culture, and community of the day.
  • Toowoomba Christian College is seeking passionate and motivated contractors to partner with us as Vocal and Piano Tutors (Contractor) We are looking to work with people who: - Are skilled in teaching vocal and/or piano students across a range of ages and abilities. - Hold a current ABN - Are passionate about supporting students through music - Demonstrate reliability, professionalism, and strong interpersonal skills Toowoomba Christian College is committed to providing a child-safe environment where all children and young people are protected from harm. To find out more, or to express your interest, please visit the Employment page of our website. Link in bio
  • Toowoomba Christian College is seeking a passionate and motivated contractor to partner with us as a Piano Accompanist (Contractor) We are looking to work with someone who: Can confidently read music and play the piano Holds a current ABN Is passionate about supporting students through music Demonstrates reliability, professionalism, and strong interpersonal skills Toowoomba Christian College is committed to providing a child-safe environment where all children and young people are protected from harm. To find out more, or to express your interest, please visit the Employment page of our website. Link in bio
  • HISTORY IN THEIR HANDS | What can a 2,000-year-old coin reveal about politics, leadership, and society? What can fragments of everyday objects teach us about the people who used them? Year 10 History students recently participated in an incursion facilitated by The University of Queensland's R.D. Milns Antiquities Museum. Professor Alastair Blanshard, Museum Director, spoke with students about the role of competition in Ancient Greek society and how it shaped everything from warfare and politics to the Olympic Games. Students then engaged in a series of hands-on workshops, handling and investigating ancient Roman coins while applying historical and archaeological skills to date and interpret them. They also took part in a Roman villa artefact challenge, using fragmentary evidence to determine an object's purpose and where it may have been used within a Roman household. Many students were awestruck by the opportunity to hold artefacts that are nearly 2,000 years old. More than simply bringing history to life, the experience deepened students' understanding of the ancient world and encouraged the curiosity, wonder, and critical thinking that underpin learning at TCC. It also reinforced their study of Classical antiquity and its enduring influence on the modern world. We thank Professor Blanshard and The University of Queensland's R.D. Milns Antiquities Museum (@uniofqld) for providing such a rich and memorable learning experience for our students.