As we step into 2024, the King's Christian College Logan Village community extends a heartfelt and blessed welcome to all our students and their families. We begin the year with a spirit of anticipation, gratitude, and a deep sense of faith. May the year ahead be filled with learning, growth, and a shared spirit of belonging in the King's Christian College community.
In this new school year, we extend a special welcome to our Prep students as they embark on their journey into primary school. Guided by our dedicated teachers, this year promises moments of discovery, laughter, and growth. To parents and families, thank you for entrusting us with the early steps of your children's educational journey. May each day be filled with the wonders of learning and the blessings of God's grace.
It brings us joy to see our students' smiling faces filling our classrooms during these first few weeks of the school year. The atmosphere is alive with curiosity and enthusiasm as friendships blossom and learning becomes a shared adventure. Students have participated in lessons that not only stimulate their minds but also nurture their spiritual growth.
Meet our exceptional team of High School teachers at Logan Village campus for 2024. Committed to nurturing hearts and minds, our educators bring a genuine dedication to instilling Christian values and academic excellence. Together, they form a dynamic force ready to inspire and guide our students through a year of growth and learning.
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Miss Katie Baldwin Head of Secondary / Science Teacher |
Mrs Retha Barnard English Teacher |
Mr Daniel Gilmour Physical Education Teacher |
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Mr Isaiah Johnstone Maths Teacher |
Mrs Lilia Vassilieff Spanish Teacher |
Mrs Felicity Addison Music Teacher |
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Mrs Stephani Joubert Art Teacher |
Mr Ryan Moore Design Solutions Teacher |
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The National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is designed to provide regular data on student achievement in the areas of literacy and numeracy: essential skills that each child needs to succeed. NAPLAN is a point-in-time assessment that allows you to see how your child is progressing in literacy and numeracy against the national standard, and compared with their peers throughout Australia. King’s teachers frequently use NAPLAN to provide additional information about student progress and information decisions about differentiation and targeted teaching in the classroom to improve future student outcomes.
NAPLAN testing will take place in March this year. Students in Years 3, 5, and 7 participate in tests for Reading, Writing, Conventions of Language (spelling, grammar and punctuation), and Numeracy.
At King’s, we expect and encourage all students to participate in NAPLAN testing, and we are pleased with our established tradition of high levels of participation. During the testing window in March, catch-up tests will be offered for students who are absent on test days. Support can be arranged for students with disabilities, particularly if the student regularly accesses similar support for school assessment tasks. Students may also be withdrawn from NAPLAN by their parent or carer. This is a matter of consideration by parents and carers in consultation with the school, and would require a signed withdrawal form.
If you wish to discuss your child’s participation in NAPLAN, please contact your child's lead teacher (for Primary Students) or the School Office (for High School Students).
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For more information about NAPLAN testing in Queensland, please click on the links below:
