July 2026
St Hilda's School
A Gold Coast principal is on a mission to prepare the Covid generation for an AI-disrupted workforce – where half the careers they will work in may not yet exist.
Gold Coast Bulletin
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July 2026
The Glennie School
The spotlight was firmly on The Glennie School in late July, when The Today Show’s Tim Davies’ visited the school, which was recently unveiled as Queensland’s first Australian Olympic Pathway School.
The Today Show
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July 2026
West Moreton Anglican College
West Moreton Anglican College (WestMAC) has capped off an exceptional Cross Country season in The Associated Schools (TAS) competition, claiming multiple championship honours across the Junior and Senior TAS Cross Country Carnivals.
Local Ipswich News
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July 2026
Whitsunday Anglican School
Whitsunday Anglican School’s Kindy to Year 2 students enjoyed a fun-filled Athletics Carnival, with young athletes taking part in running, jumping and throwing events while showing plenty of enthusiasm, determination and House spirit.
Mackay and Whitsunday Life
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June 2026
St Andrew's Anglican College
The Australian Wearable Art Festival is set to expand its creative footprint in 2027, launching a new national Student Showcase designed to inspire and support the next generation of wearable artists from across Australia.
Noosa Today
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June 2026
St Hilda's School
At St Hilda’s School, girls are empowered to discover who they are, pursue what they love and realise they truly can be anything.
The Australian
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June 2026
The Southport School
Founded in 1901, The Southport School (TSS) proudly celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2026 as one of Australia’s leading boys’ schools. Located on the Gold Coast, TSS provides a well-rounded education for day and boarding students, from Preschool to Year 12, combining strong academic achievement with opportunities in sport, service, leadership and culture.
The Australian
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June 2026
The Glennie School
The Glennie School is finalising its preparations for Part 2 of the City of Toowoomba Eisteddfod and has given 7 News a sneak-peek of what it plans to perform next month.
7news.com.au
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June 2026
Anglican Schools Commission
This edition of Footprints (Term 2, 2026) is an amazing celebration of our schools and Education and Care Services. Highlights of this edition include The Glennie School’s selection as Queensland’s first Australian Olympic Pathway School, and the winners of the inaugural ASCENT Anglican School Awards.
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May 2026
All Saints Anglican School
All Saints founder Canon Len Nairn remembered as man of ‘extraordinary capacity’. A man who transformed eight classrooms into a powerhouse that created sporting legends has died, yet craved the simplest of epitaphs for his extraordinary life.
Gold Coast Bulletin
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May 2026
Canterbury College
Waterford’s Canterbury College has won the 2026 Trimester 1 girls’ tennis title in The Associated Schools (TAS) competition, finishing the season with 25 match wins.
My City Logan
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May 2026
Matthew Flinders Anglican College
At a time when many boys and young men feel conflicted about masculinity, one school is reshaping the conversation through positive role models, ethical leadership, and hands-on experiences that help boys better understand what healthy masculinity looks like.
The Educator
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May 2026
St Andrew's Anglican College
Two Sunshine Coast prep-to-Year 12 independent schools are in the running for national education awards. Matthew Flinders Anglican College at Buderim and St Andrew’s Anglican College at Peregian Springs were nominated for the 2026 Australian Education Awards across five categories, collectively.
Sunshine Coast News
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May 2026
Matthew Flinders Anglican College
Matthew Flinders Anglican College on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland has been recognised as one of Australia’s leading schools, being shortlisted as an Excellence Awardee in three prestigious categories of the 2026 Australian Education Awards
Sunshine Valley Gazette
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May 2026
Trinity Anglican School
Trinity Anglican School Year 5 student Olivia Brands is encouraging people across the world to share what peace means to them as part of the fun and colourful “Peace is …” project ahead of UNESCO’s World Day of Living Together in Peace on May 14.
Cairns Post
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