Last Friday afternoon, our Noah’s Ark Pimpama community came together to honour the incredible women who nurture, guide and love our little learners, our mums! The Mother’s Day Afternoon Celebration was a heart-warming time of connection, creativity and well-deserved pampering.
Our mums were treated to a variety of activities designed to spoil them and create special memories with their children. Hand massages, nail painting and portrait drawing were just some of the experiences on offer. The biscuit icing station added a sweet touch, while the photo booth captured precious moments of laughter and love.
Each child proudly presented a handmade gift, carefully crafted to show just how much their mum means to them. To top it all off, every mum was surprised with a beautifully decorated cupcake to enjoy.
It was a joy to watch the children so enthusiastically participate in making the afternoon special for their mums. The atmosphere was filled with smiles, cuddles and heartfelt gratitude.
Thank you to all the mothers and special women who joined us; we are so thankful for you and hope you left feeling celebrated and cherished.
Mrs Katrina Meade
Director of Early Learning
On Friday, 12 May, our Primary classes had a visit from their Mothers and carers to celebrate Mother's Day. It was a lovely afternoon full of fun and pampering. Massages, manicures, crafts and cupcakes were enjoyed by all.
It was nice to spend some time showing our Mum's how special they are.
Mother's Day Photos - Primary
Our Prep students were treated to a unique incursion last week, as they learned about ocean life and sea creatures from the comfort of their classroom. Educators from Ocean Life Education brought along some special guests from the marine family. The students were thrilled to see a variety of sea creatures, including starfish and sea urchins, that they could interact with.
The marine experts shared some fascinating facts about each animal, and our students enthusiastically asked questions about the creatures’ habitat and behaviour.
That's a wrap on this year's High School musical production. What a great 3 nights of performances. Our high school students lit up the auditorium stage. Congratulations to everyone involved.
Special thanks to the staff and students whose dedication of time and energy produced a first-class musical for our community to enjoy!
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Musical Photos
The Year 3 and 4 were blessed this week with a concert performance from the King’s Pimpama Symphonic Wind Band and the Senior String Orchestra.
After beginning their Orchestral Music Program in Term 1, Year 4 have been eagerly learning and growing in their skill and understanding of music. The concert was an opportunity for the students to gain a greater understanding of what they are aiming for in their ensembles and to inspire them toward a commitment to practice and dedication to their instruments. The opportunity to see the instrument they are learning being played by senior students was very inspiring.
For Year 3, the concert was the first step in their introduction to the instruments of the orchestra.
Here is a short interview with year 4 student, Chase (4PA)
What instrument are you learning in the Yr4 program?
French Horn
What did you enjoy the most about the concert?
The music
What did you like about the music you heard?
The strings were ten out of ten
Did the concert inspire you to work hard on learning your instrument?
Yes, because I want to be up there on stage when I’m in high school.
Mr Lindsay Genge
Director of Instrumental Music
On a hot and sunny day, 39 dedicated students represented our school at the Hinterland Cross Country event. Despite the challenging conditions, our athletes gave their all on the course.
Even more exciting, 11 students qualified for the upcoming regional championships.
Congratulations to all participants for their hard work and sportsmanship!
Year 4:
Beau Dekker
Jack Pellowe
Zach Lenton
Year 5:
Sufhie Laborte
Adriana Minchev
Chloe Gurr – qualified for regionals
Maykalya Williams
Alex Lines
Year 6:
Aaliyah Davies
Gigi Smith
Allyvia Francis
Dannie Platon
Xavier Coad
Alec de Latour
Year 7:
Ivy Hankinson – 2nd place and qualified for regionals
Ameelia Roos – qualified for regionals
Callum Wilson
Aiden Howle – Shadow for Regionals
Year 8:
Atlantis Collet-Morriss – qualified for regionals
Harry Simmonds
Kymani Ropata
Maddi Roos – qualified for regionals
Sophia Mantokoudis
Year 9:
Mia Wu – qualified for regionals
Chloe Kelk – qualified for regionals
Kobe Te Kiri – qualified for regionals
Noah Te Kiri
Kaitlin Shearer – qualified for regionals
Riley Mulford
Year 10:
Mason Mower
Ruby Chang
Annabelle Malpass – qualified for regionals
Elias Flancia
Jasmin Visser
Angus Whittworth
Year 12:
Laura Skerman
Justine Platon – qualified for regionals
Elijah Elsayed
Zach Williams
On Tuesday, 6 May, a team of 10 enthusiastic girls from Year 7 and 8 proudly represented our school at the Titans Cup Netball Tournament, held at Coomera Indoor Sports Centre. Competing in a challenging age division split into two pools of four teams, the girls stepped onto the court for their very first competition of the year—and made an unforgettable impression.
After months of hard training, the team came out firing, securing an impressive win against netball powerhouse St Andrews. In their second match, they faced a dominant Marsden State High side and narrowly missed a win in a tight contest. Showing resilience, the girls bounced back with a thrilling two-goal victory over St Joseph's Banora Point. They wrapped up the day by playing off for second place in the pool against St Joseph's once more, finishing with a top-two result—an outstanding achievement for their first tournament of the season.
With two more Titans Cup tournaments to come in Terms 3 and 4, the team is eager to continue their development and face new opponents. The girls played with heart, determination, and pride—an excellent start to a promising netball season!
Coached by Miss Chelsea Craven & Miss Meg Bogatie
On Friday, 9 May, a team of talented students from Years 4 to 6 represented our school in an indoor netball competition at Gold Coast Indoor Sport. While the event was primarily for Year 5 and 6 students, two standout Year 4 players confidently stepped up and joined the team, demonstrating maturity and skill well beyond their years.
After committing to early morning training since the start of the year, this tournament marked not only the team’s first competition of the season, but also the first time many had ever played indoor netball with nets. Adapting quickly to the different rules and fast-paced format, the girls impressed everyone with their determination, teamwork, and resilience.
The competition was divided into two pools of four teams. Despite it being their first time playing together, the girls gelled brilliantly on court and battled through several close matches to finish first in their pool, earning a spot in the semi-finals. There, they faced a strong Ashmore State School team, which would go on to win the grand final. Although their finals run ended there, securing a top-four finish was an outstanding result for this emerging team.
We are incredibly proud of their effort, sportsmanship, and courage. This is just the beginning for this promising group of netballers, and we’re excited to see what they’ll achieve as the season unfolds!
Coached by Miss Chelsea Craven & Miss Meg Bogatie
As part of our college-wide Active Travel Program, we are introducing the King's Run Club.
If you are looking to stay fit, socialise with friends and have fun, this will be an amazing opportunity! The Run Club is all about focusing on participation rather than competition. Whether you're walking, jogging, or running, this is an activity for everyone, no matter your fitness level. It's all about building and improving fitness, experiencing the power of community, and doing it together.
Every lap you walk, run or jog, adds up to a benchmark, with rewards attached. Once finished, parents, feel free to catch up over a coffee. King's Table will be running a special deal for anyone who participates on Tuesdays.
So, bring your children, come along, get active, and join a fun and supportive community each Tuesday morning.
Location: Bond University Event Centre - 14 University Drive, Robina
Date: Saturday, 31st May 2025
Time: Arrive from 6:00 PM for a 6:30 PM start
Parking: Free (Vehicle rego info coming soon!)
Dress: Formal
This is an 18+ non-alcoholic event
What’s Included:
3-course meal
Non-alcoholic drinks package
Live performances from the amazing hOPE Kids Choir
A night full of purpose, connection, and giving back
Tickets are $150 per person or $1400 per table of 10 + booking fees.
Round up your friends, family, or colleagues for an unforgettable night together.
Raffles, silent auctions, and donation opportunities will be available throughout the night – with a fundraising goal of $50,000 to build a brand-new classroom.
Every contribution makes a real impact!
Let’s come together, have a beautiful night, and create lasting change.
"A Million Dreams" Await at The Greatest Showman Kings Ball
Step right up and join us for an extraordinary evening at The Greatest Showman Kings Ball, held at the iconic Imperial Hotel! Experience the magic and spectacle of a night inspired by the greatest show on Earth. Dress to impress in black tie attire or embrace the theme with dazzling, circus-inspired costumes.
Enjoy a lavish 3-course meal and indulge in a 3-hour beverage package as you immerse yourself in the enchantment of the evening. It's a night you won’t want to miss — where the lights shine brighter, the entertainment is unmatched, and the memories are unforgettable!
Get ready for a night of wonder, excitement, and elegance!
Event Details:
Saturday 24th October 2025
From 5.30 pm - 11.30 pm
The Imperial Hotel
Ticket Pricing:
Early Bird: $130.00 pp until 16th June 2025
General Admission Price: $150.00 per person
Includes 3 course meal and 3 hour beverage package
A silent auction will be held on the night and monies raised from this will support senior students to attend Mission Trips. If you would like to donate towards the Silent Auction or are interested in our sponsorship packages please email the Reedy Creek P & F Association at pnfrc@kingscollege.qld.edu.au. Don't miss out on this night of celebration with fellow King parents. We look forward to seeing you there!
