Northside Christian College Junior School (Prep - Year 6) is distinguished by its Christ-centred approach, which focuses on knowing God and loving people. 

From Prep to Year 6, each student is catered for as an individual, recognising their differing strengths and ability to perform and achieve across subject areas and school activities.

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Northside Christian College lays a solid foundation of the fundamentals and equips students with critical thinking skills, dynamic life skills and a reliable moral compass within a framework of discipleship and pastoral care. 

We build in opportunities to be creative and experiment with integrated curriculum, technology and other pertinent initiatives.

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High School at Northside Christian College is focused on equipping students for life beyond school - academically, spiritually and emotionally. 

Our students prepare diligently for tertiary studies and vocational pathways alongside fostering the values and maturity needed to thrive as a Christian in our society.

Senior School at Northside Christian College includes Year 10 as well as Years 11 and 12. We believe including Year 10 students in the Senior School provides important preparation for their Year 11 and 12 studies.

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At Next Steps Kindy, each child is valued as an individual, known intimately by God, uniquely gifted and with a particular learning journey as a creative thinker and learner.

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Mathematical Olympiads & Maths Games Team

Junior School put forward a team for the Australasian Mathematical Problem Solving competition.  The students, from Years Four to Six, have demonstrated commitment, perseverance, enthusiasm and a willingness to try new ideas. It has been pleasing to see the improvement in problem solving abilities and the way students are beginning to articulate their mathematical thinking.

Creative Writing

Small groups of students from Year Five and Six were involved in creating short stories that are exactly 100 words long. These are mini-stories that give students an opportunity to celebrate writing. The students are challenged to grapple with vocabulary and how to convey their message in a succinct and engaging way. Year Four students have taken well-known fairy tales and given them a twist, keeping all the regular characters but shaping some of the characters to become opposite in nature from the original. This information is finally presented in a story with the student being the TV news broadcaster.

Both Junior School and Secondary School provide support to students with learning difficulties and physical disabilities in their purpose-built learning support centres. Each centre is staffed with highly qualified learning specialists and a vibrant team of caring, dedicated teacher aides. The educational specialists conduct diagnostic testing, coordinate adaptations to learning, and devise specific programs to develop targeted skills while the aides provide classroom, individual, and small group assistance.