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Noah's Ark @ King's operates at both our Reedy Creek and Pimpama Campuses. Noah's Ark runs a Junior and Senior Kindy based on the Early Years Learning Framework, as well as Pre-prep classes following the Queensland Kindergarten Guidelines. Both programmes are designed to prepare children for a smooth and confident transition to school.
Our child-initiated, play-based interests encourage our children to develop their social and emotional skills. Literacy and Numeracy experiences are built upon by our Early Education Teachers in each Pre prep classroom.
Pre-prep classes have the opportunity to explore the Primary school and participate in lessons within the King's grounds, giving them the opportunity to become familiar with their King's environment in preparation for the start of their Prep year.
The primary school at King's is a world of discovery. We meet new friends and learn to build relationships that can last a lifetime. In a safe and encouraging environment, students discover God's world, they experiment and experience many 'firsts'.
The King's primary school covers two campuses - Reedy Creek and Pimpama. Staff at both locations work closely together to operate as one school.
Students begin laying the foundations of learning. Once understood, children are challenged and inspired to explore and apply their new-found knowledge.
As children grow physically, emotionally, socially, spiritually and academically, they develop confidence and are prepared for the transition into secondary school at King's.
At King's, students develop a sense of identity, their faith and a sense of personal responsibility towards others. They do this while striving for excellence in their academic studies.
Academic, sporting, artistic and cultural opportunities form the backbone of the high school. However, considerable emphasis is placed on the development of character that will determine success in life.
It is these elements that make the King's experience unique and produces graduates with strong Christian character who are well prepared for life.
The King's Trade Training Centre is located at our Reedy Creek campus. It is designed for students who do not wish to study towards an OP, but would prefer to learn a trade, gain an apprenticeship and start work. At KTTC, students can do this within a less formal school environment while completing their Year 12 Certificate.
A wide range of courses are available. The selection is continually increasing as student grows in particular courses. Contact us to talk about your preferred career and which courses are available.
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Tiahna Mulholland
Class of 2014
Enrolled in double degree at Griffith University: Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Science.
Accepted into Griffith Honours College.
Recipient of the prestigious Sir Samuel Griffith Scholarship.
Hopes to gain her PhD in the future.
Nikki Van den Ende
Class of 2008
Primary School teacher at King's Christian College since 2013.
Bachelor of Education (Early Years)
Owner of Uber Shape Transformation Centre.
Author of "Nutrition for Training with Uber Shape".
Scott Blakemore
Class of 2009
Completing PHD. Thesis: "Faith based Diplomacy from a Christian Perspective"
Masters of International Relations
Bachelor of Arts & International Relations
Tutor at Bond University 2016-2016
2016 SDSA Teaching Excellence Award
2014 McPherson Community Service Award
Emma Harmon
Class of 2006
Primary School teacher at King's Christian College for five years.
Bachelor of Primary Education from Christian Heritage College.
Missions trip to Uganda - ministered and volunteered in the orphanage at 100% Hope.
Aynsley Knight
Class of 2003
Bachelor of Communication Design
Runs her own graphics business: Aynsley Knight Design
Previously worked at an advertising agency for nine years, working on national and state ad campaigns.
Aynsley has a passion for real estate and has bought four investment properties. She is an animal welfare leagues foster carer and volunteer.
Courtney Breheny
Class of 2001
Bachelor of Business (major: Marketing) and Bachelor of Arts (major: Public Relations) from Griffith University
Diploma of Leadership from SURFCITY International Training College
Currently: Promotions Manager for Triple M in Brisbane
Previously: Tactics Manager for Southern Cross Austereo, Promotions and Brand Manager for 92.5 Gold FM, Voiceover Artist and TV/movie extra.
Winner of an Australian Commercial Radio Award (ACRA) and finalist for seven others.
Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.Involved in the Philippines Island Reconstruction Build, following Typhoon Haiyan
Matthew Donald
Class of 2006
With a love of cars and racing, Matthew started volunteering in local car racing events from the age of 15. After graduating from King's, he spent the next few years volunteering for a small team in the V8 Supercars Development Series. By 2012, Matt was working full time in a workshop for the V8 Supercars Championship, travelling Australia and the world.
Currently: A crucial part of the Pit Crew, Matthew works full time in its workshop, managing tyres and brakes and changing tyres in pit stops in around four seconds.
Matt had the privilege of working in the Bathurst 1000 Race and was able to celebrate in Adelaide in 2013 with the team, where the Driver & Team got two Pole Positions and a Race Win.
Amanda Nematalla
Class of 2005
Bachelor Pharmaceutical Science 2008
Golden Key International Honorary Society Local President 2008
Master Pharmacy 2010
Mikaela Rawlings
Class of 2011
Competed in 2012 Olympic trials (swimming)
Surf Life Saving (North Burleigh Club):
* 2015 - 1 gold medal (State) and 1 silver medal (National)
* 2016 - 2 gold medals / 1 silver medal (State) and 3 silver medals (National)
* 2016 - Part of North Burleigh IRB team to win World Championships in the Netherlands
Jenna Weetman
Year of 2006
Bachelor of Biomedical Science.
Doctor on the Gold Coast, currently working in emergency.
Awarded John Flynn Placement Program Scholarship in first year of medical school.
Published first author in Neuroscience Letters for Honours thesis in Parkinson's Disease.
Involved with the GPSN (General Practice Student Network) national working party for community health and Chair of the local GPSN club.
Sanjana Bhatia
Class of 2014
Studying Bachelor of Commerce at Bond University
While at King's:
- Competed two 'Student for a Semester' courses through Bond University
- Awarded Collegiate Scholarship
Awarded Bond's Vice Chancellor's Award of Academic Excellence
Treasure of Bond's ideas Club: 'Bond Think'
Attended the Northern University Games (volleyball)
Student exchange to Bentley University in Boston, USA
Melody Davis
Class of 2014
Studying: Double degree in Digital Media and Business at Griffith University
Currently: Professional photographer
A visual storyteller who describes herself as "in love with the stories and testimonies represented through a smile or a scar". Melody started her photography business at the age of 14. She has carved out a unique path as a young business person, shooting for magazines, being flown around the world and more.
King's College Captain 2014 | Griffith Award for Academic Excellence in 2015 | Founder of Kodo Creative Photography at age of 14 | Gold Coast Creative Public Speaker | Photographed National Magazine front covers
Sarah Sweet (nee Easton)
Class of 1998
Studied: Bachelor of Business Management, Bachelor of Science (Maths), Bachelor of Science Honours (Physics), PhD in Astrophysics, Grad Cert in Research Commercialisation.
Currently, Sarah is a Postdoctoral research fellow at ANU Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics at Mt Stromlo Observatory where she is using better-than-Hubble-Space-Teles
Jayden O'Donnell
Class of 2006
Studied: Bachelor of Sports Science (2008), Dr of Physiotherapy (2012)
Career: Head Physiotherapist Sandringham Zebras Victorian Football Club, Physiotherapist at Sandringham Sports Medicine
Currently: Director of O'Donnell Sports Rehabilitation Pty Ltd.
Emily Carey
Class of 2012
Champion rower, Emily, was Newton House Captain and a prefect at King's.
She has represented Australia 3 times (Youth Olympics 2012, Under 21 Australian 2013, Under 23 Australian 2014 in Italy)
Awards: Rising Star Award at the Laine Beachley Awards (2013), NSW Double Championship winner (2013), n Under 19’s NSW Single Champion (2012), Gold Medals in Regatta (Australian Rowing doubles) SA (2010)
Bachelor of Science at Syracuse University, USA, where she received a full scholarship
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