King's Logan Village
ATAR Excellence
Our first graduating class of Year 12 students in 2029 marks an exciting milestone for the Logan Village campus. These students will join a proud tradition of King's alumni who are dedicated to their careers and recognised as leaders in their sphere of influence. This legacy continues to inspire every student across our campuses as they chart their own path.
For students with university aspirations, the Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) is a key factor in gaining entry to their preferred courses. This national ranking reflects a student's academic achievement across their final two years of senior schooling and is used by universities throughout Australia to assess eligibility.
Carrying forward this same commitment to excellence, our ATAR program will equip students to achieve their personal best through rigorous academics that cultivate independent learning, critical thinking, and strong personal discipline. Our experienced teachers will partner with each student to define ambitious yet achievable goals and provide the mentorship needed to reach them, establishing a solid platform for both university success and a fulfilling career.
King's Reedy Creek Class of 2025
A New Chapter Awaits
Graduates from King's Reedy Creek Class of 2025 share their experiences, reflecting on their journey and the achievements that have helped shape their next steps beyond school.
Zoe
A naturally gifted student, Zoe has built her academic success on genuine dedication and a commitment to being present and engaged in everything she does. Achieving an ATAR of 99.25, she is heading into a Bachelor of Engineering — with aspirations in aerospace or electrical engineering.King's has not only sharpened her academic ambitions but shaped her character, through mission trips, community, and a faith she is proud to share.
Naomi
From dreaming of becoming Prime Minister or a missionary at just five years old, Naomi has always had the heart of a world changer. At King's, staff who saw her potential and challenged her to reach it helped shape both her academic drive and her faith.Now set on studying clinical neuropsychology at UQ, Naomi steps into her future confident that wherever life leads, she carries with her a community that will always be cheering her on.
