Step into the enchantment of this year's Twilight Ball, the annual King's Ball proudly hosted by the Reedy Creek P&F.
Bringing together parents and staff from our Logan Village, Pimpama and Reedy Creek campuses, this special evening celebrates the College as a whole while supporting a cause that changes our students' lives.
As one of our most significant fundraising events, the King's Ball helps provide students with opportunities to participate in life-changing mission trips.
Senior students from Reedy Creek, Pimpama and Logan Village have the opportunity to travel to remote communities across Queensland and developing nations overseas on mission trips. These experiences allow them to contribute to meaningful community projects while developing leadership, compassion, resilience and a heart for others. Through these transformative experiences, students are empowered to Live Purposefully, put their faith into action, broaden their perspective, and gain a deeper understanding of communities locally and around the world.
There are many ways you can support this important cause:
• Become an event sponsor.
• Sponsor a student to attend a mission trip through the donation link below.
• Donate an item or experience to our silent auction, with all proceeds directly supporting King's High School students participating in mission trips.
• Bid on exclusive Robbie Williams and Harry Styles concert tickets via the link below, with all funds raised helping students access these transformative experiences.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of elegance, community and purpose.
Come for the Enchantment. Support the Mission. Change a Life.
Grab your Early Bird tickets to beat the price increase.
Help Sponsor a Student.
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Walk, Celebrate and Make Memories with Dad
Dads and father figures are invited to walk to school, enjoy a coffee and join our Primary classroom celebrations this Thursday morning.
Favourite Stories Come to Life at Early Learning
Colourful costumes, favourite books, singing and dancing filled the Early Learning Centre as children and teachers celebrated the joy of reading together.