Acknowledgements
Design & Layout
Organisation & Development
Project Management
Contirbutor Designer
Billie Burton
Zara Mintram-Chattell
Mackenzie Dawson
Josiah Green
A special thank you to Mrs Fiona Wruck and Mr Will Laver for all your help and support throughout our journey completeing this project.
Thank you to Mrs Meyers for all your support and encouragement. We couldnt have finished this project without you.
Thank you to our article contibutors as mentioned throughout this magazine.
Finally, thank you to every Grade 12 student for making 2024 the best final year of school! We hope you enjoy this magazine and all the memories enclosed for many years to come.
Swimming Carnival
Athletics Carnival
19-20/06
Finney
House Captains
Lily Gallagher
Matthew Sealey
Vice Captains
Charlii-Anne Rintala-Gregory
Joseph Lethlean Prefects
Ciara Van Dam
Xavier O’Neill
Aaliyah Bower
Ethan McCullough
Heads of House
Mrs Lucy Batt
Mr Glenn Miles
Mr Alistair Davis
Mrs Samantha Litwinczuk
Mr Shane Ravell
Newton
House Captains
Evie Sampson
Charlie Millier
Vice Captains
Micka Van Zijl
Joshua Curgenven
Prefects
Genevieve Marden
Hamish McKenzie
Julia Vallance
Chelsea Howell
Heads of House
Mrs Bridget O’Neill
Mrs Shane Ravell
Mr Jason Jenkins
Rayleigh
House Captains
Mihalo Daric
Eden Lord
Vice Captains
Kyah Anderson
Matt Prentis
Prefects
Christy Prentis
Rourke Kollen
Koby Entwistle
Charlize Steele
Heads of House
Mrs Celia Dallas
Mr Robert Verreynne
Mrs Davina Harvey
Mr Cameron Baker
Mrs Anna Morichovitis
Mr Jordan Vincent
Tyndale
House Captains
Fa’agase Tupuola-Palale
Thierry Liddell
Vice Captains
Olivia Mallard
Jay Sammut Prefects
Kaylie Vermooten
Chloe Turnbull
Eddie Kay
Nicholas Boler
Heads of House
Mrs Akiko Shimizu
Mr Peter Upton
Mr Daniel Smith
Athletics
Basketball
Netball
Volleyball
Soccer
Appreciation Day
In February of Term 1, we had Appreciation Day! This was a day to acknowledge and appreciate friends, teachers, and staff. A few activities were included that day: taking photo booth pictures with friends in front of a stand of bright, colourful balloons and people were able to send chocolates to their friends in PCs to acknowledge how much they appreciated them. Even if this wasn’t just your friends and perhaps a teacher, this could have also been a kind gesture as well! Many students enjoyed this day because it was filled with pride, celebration and, of course, grabbing a chocolate heart! - Kaylah Kolliou
Barn Dance
100% Hope
Teen Challenge
Festival Lunch
31/10/23
Our first Year 12 event was so exciting!! It was an awesome way to end our 2023 school year and start our final year of school with our Festival Lunch. Everyone got involved by getting dressed up accordingly in Christmas pyjamas, matching our peers. We all came together to celebrate the incoming holiday season in style, enjoyed delicious seasonal treats and funded and supported our school LIFE ‘Christmas Projects’ of Operation Christmas Child and King’s Community Care hampers. Overall, our 2023 Festival Lunch was one to remember!
St George
15-19/09/2022
11-21/09/2023
In September 2023, a group of ten Year 10 and 11 students had the incredible opportunity to go on a mission trip to Thailand to help out the Rescue Mission for Children. The theme of the trip was being ‘comfortable with the uncomfortable.’ Many of us were able to step out of our comfort zones and experience new things that ultimately blessed us. A challenge we all had to overcome was building connections with the children despite the language barrier. Although it was uncomfortable at times, we were able to overcome it and create beautiful memories with them. Some of us also had the chance to speak a message at the devotions and the church, which was nerve wracking, but forced us to step away from what we’re used to. We are so grateful for how God moved on this trip. Although the goal was to give to the children, we were equally as blessed. It was a life changing experience that taught us a lot and challenged our perspectives. - Mia Ryan
03-08/04
2024’s Roma Mission trip will forever have our hearts! Every moment was filled with an opportunity to step out and do something new. Whether that be playing in the worship band, working in the gardens, organizing the churches' events, decorating foyers or meal prepping with Meg. We all had a role to play, for some of us, that role was simply comedic relief. What I loved most was that there was never a dull moment! Every day was occupied with an event or gathering of some sort to get ready for. It may have just been the combination of long bus rides mixed with the brutal mosquitos, but I really feel that this trip really bonded us together as a group. Frisbee, the cattle farm, walking through town, stargazing, getting pied, the Big Rig, Mr Miles’s bus commentary, painting tables, water balloon fights, the infamous camcorder, the bonfire, all things we’ll never forget about our trip to Roma in 2024. - Emily Muller
Mega Chapel
Hillsong Conference
08-12/07
Hillsong Conference was an amazing experience that helped foster a sense of God-driven unity within our cohort. Although our days at the conference were jam packed with incredible messages and hours of praise and worship, my highlight was the bus rides where our group were able to bond and connect in a special way. Whether that was sharing notes from sermons or collectively singing to Bruno Mars songs, God moved within our friendships and allowed us to embody the conference theme of ‘always joy’. Personally, the bus ride to our accommodation on night three was a moment I’ll forever remember as I was given the opportunity to share my first ever mini-preach/devotional. I shared a message God had placed on my heart throughout the conference which allowed me to explore my passion for Him on a deeper level. But every student had an encounter with Him which is what made Hillsong Conference all the more special.
- Josh Curgenven
Extreme Conference
20-23/09
School Production
26-27/04/2024
2024 left us ‘lost in the eyes’ of the masterpiece Back To The ’80s. You may have seen it ‘on the wireless back in ‘52.’ Productions have been a part of my high school years at King's, and it has been an experience that I will always look back on with fond memories. I can't say I've ever seen the auditorium stage so full of colour; it created a very ‘material world’ for the cast of more than 100. Rehearsals were ‘a little old place where we can get together' and really allowed the ‘glory of love’ to shine through every aspect of our performance... we really ‘live for the music-go-round’ just like ‘kids in America do.’ The rehearsal process was daunting at times and left us thinking we were ‘gonna be 500 miles’ until success, however, we ‘kicked off our Sunday shoes’ and together, actors, musicians, dancers, directors, and backstage crew gave you a show worthy of a ‘total eclipse of the heart.’ Not only did the ‘girls just want to have fun,’ but the boys showed us that they had some ambition for the limelight... 'let's hear it for boys!’ Overall, the whole experience left me ‘walking on sunshine’ and I’m sure I can speak for everyone when I say we had the ‘time of our lives...’ ;) - Alisha Holmes
Performing Arts / Instrumental
03/10/2024
Visual Art
Digital Art
This year our school camp was different to how it was normally run. Being our final year and having spent the past six years with our teachers, the experience was much more familiar and relaxed with both our teachers and activities. One of the activities I was very grateful was put on was our oldie’s night. It gave us as students a time to imitate and impersonate many of our...experienced teachers. It was also an opportunity for us as a grade to see each other in a much more casual setting. A chance to hang out, play bingo and hit each other with walking canes. A genuinely enjoyable experience. - Nicholas Boler
KTTC Camp
11-13/03
Year 7/12 Afternoon
09/02
The Year 7 and 12 afternoon was such a great bonding experience between the two grades, especially right at the start of the year creating a necessary connection. We started off the afternoon with some snacks, and then we split up into boys and girls. The boys went off to their house groups to go play some ultimate frisbee. There was a tournament and sadly despite Finney’s best efforts, Tyndale won the ultimate frisbee competition using teamwork from both the seniors and the Year 7’s. The girls meanwhile were having a laser tag fight all around the high school. We swapped after some time and the boys were on for laser tag. Everyone had a blast, some teamed up and shot anyone who ran past. As we were running past we could see the girls doing some arts and crafts. We all joined back up at the Hub for a sausage sizzle, we sat down and had a Q&A for the year 7’s to ask us Year 12’s all the questions about the high school experience. - Liam Davey
Jersey Collection
Year 12 Induction
Formal
Superlatives
Mr Manners
Will Cameron
Kwaleigh Rose-Taikato
Miss Sunshine
Erin Dallinger
Chanel McCaslin
Future Teacher
At King’s
Jayde Poulton
Eddie Kay
Most Likely To Take Over The World
Thomas McKnight
Thierry Liddell
Future Sports Star
Charlie Miller
Claudia Goddard
Most Likely To Become The Prime Minister
Byron Tolhurst
Tyson Wilder
Most Likely To Become A Millionaire
Sienna Vanderdonk
Radovan Trifkovic
Most Likely To Become An Actor
David Johnstone
Kwaleigh Rose-Taikato
Most Likely To Be Caught Sleeping In Class
Charlize Ratu
Lucia Provenzano
Most likely To Become A Pastor
Pace Riddell
Issac Gorton
Final Assembly
Graduation Dinner
Jayden Abele
I’ll do it when I get home.
Callum Adamson He Who Fears Being Conquered is Sure Of Defeat.
Lachlan Albietz
Doubt is only removed by action.
Sorry, I’m
No, I don’t like quiche.
Luca
“You are in danger of living a life so comfortable and soft that you will die without ever realizing your true potential.”
Quin Baumann
You got to enjoy the little thing’s in life, like blowing bubbles.
Ethan Aldridge-Dovadola Keisha Anderson
Kyah Anderson Jeremy Armstrong
Giselle Arona
late!
Attard
Lennon Beech
“Year book quotes are due Monday.” - Mackenzie Dawson
Gabriel Beltran No hablo inglés.
Jamie Bird Just Keep Swimming...
Sienna Blackburne Can I get my earrings back now?
Nicholas Boler
William Bolwell
“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” ~ C. S. Lewis
Tilly Borgas
Jayden Bosson
It’s a never ending battle of making your cars better and also trying to be better yourself.
Aaliyah Bower
Finally finished filming our own High School Musical 4.... That’s a wrap!
Lola Boyle
“This is your final reminder, yearbook quotes are due today.” - Mackenzie Dawson
Still don’t know my lefts from my rights.
Tell your mum you love ‘em.
Life is essentially mutual
Well that was nothing like High School Musical.
No Risk = No reward.
Ok but what now??
No,
Sometimes we search for one thing, but discover another.
Giorgia Brambilla
Zoe Bray
Mikah Browning
Jorja Brutman
Lewis Bryson
Zai Bulley
Emma Burley
I don’t live in Burleigh.
Billie Burton I made this book.
Lukah Byers
William Cameron
zugzwang between good and evil. Good never starts but it always wins.
Madisyn Campbell I’m only here cause yall keep calling ma mom.
Flora Chen I’m Flora, lash extensions made me poorer.
Edwin Choi Sunho Choi Exams fried me sunny side up.
Tainyn Clarken Joel Colley Yo.
Caleb Connell
Laura Course
My lashes are real, they’re just lifted and tinted.
Madison Bryon
Anna Craig See ya suckers!
12 yeers of skool and still failing my own
“You’re off to great places. Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way.” - Dr. Seuss
If you pray for flowers don’t be surprised if it starts to rain.
“I
They call me bubbles in the classroom because im always rising to the top.
“You’re gonna go far.”
Here’s to the highs of high school—both the good kind and the great kind.
High school: blood, sweat and tears were shed to learn things we won’t ever need again, but memories made that we will keep forever. Gee that was some inspirational cheekiness.
I
“You were on fire. I watched a change in you. It’s like you never had wings. Now you feel so alive. I’ve watched you change.” -Deftones
Good morning, and in case I don’t see ya: Good afternoon, good evening, and good night!
I have many brain cells but only use two at a time.
“God doesn’t tell us that no weaponry won’t form. He promises that they won’t prosper.” - Coop
Be there or be .
Tikaia Craig
langwaje.
Makaila Croaker-Buchanan
Henry Crompton Joshua Curgenven
Erryn Dallaway-Turner Erin Dallinger
Mihalo Daric
Liam Davey Hi Eddie, Im Liam.
Ruby Davidson
Mackenzie Dawson
Joshua De Vivo
Jamie Doran
can survive a tsunami but not an earthquake.
Cooper Driescher 1/10 sal nie dit aanbeveel.
Toby Duncan Just Gunna Send It.
Lachlan Dutton
stopped caring a long time ago.” — Creed Bratton
Ava Edwards
- Noah Kahan
Aasha Elliott
Riley Elsmore
(The Truman Show)
Koby Entwistle
Kiani Cranitch Use code KIANI20.
Getting out of here faster than
Every end is a new beginning, keep striving and never look back.
be nice.
Spent more time thinking of this quote than I did in class.
Ezekiel Evenden Keely Flory
Lachlan Ford It’s nice to be important but it’s more important to
Kayla Forster Don’t settle for less than God’s best.
Emma Fraser I need 10 holidays a year to stay sane.
Tamzin Fraser-Buchanan
Edward Cullen can run.
Lily Gallagher skool taugt me wel
Saedy Goble-Lote
Claudia Goddard Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back: 1:51:16
Tyler Goddard Messi is better than Ronaldo.
Maddison Gold Isaac Gorton Hi Liam, I’m hungry.
Josiah Green Onto something or on something? That is the question.
Joel Guade Cassidy Hartley
6 years later and I now know how to use my padlock.
Ethan Henderson
The late lady always had my back.
Matthew Hill The circle gets smaller the closer you are to winning.
Charli Hodkinson My Opinion offended you? You should hear what I keep to Myself.
Alisha Holmes The Spins - Mac Miller: 2 minutes 40 seconds
Isabella Horton Idk how I haven’t had a heart attack yet (I drink 3+ coffees a day).
Work hard slay harder. x
Just
We didn’t realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun.
Winning is first place, everything else is losing.
Let’s face it, at this rate, I’m probably gonna be late to my own funeral.
was
Andrew Huang JustinHuang
Emily Hughes Jasmin Hutton
Talia Isaia
Max Jackson
Emily Jacovides-Green Hemi Jayasiriwardena
David Johnstone
Daniel Jung
know I
the most sought out person after recess.
Edward Kay Hi hungry, I’m Eddie.
Leela Kengike
Phoebe Kengike Onika burgers.
Evan Kent
Goran Kljaic
I was never here to take part, I was here to takeover.
Rourke Kollen Belief is security of the mind, without it your potential is unattainable.
Kaylah Kolliou
I’m Greek, ofc no one can pronounce my last name right.
Gerrit Krynen Welcome to the machine.
Ashley Kwon
Not a gangster, but a kwonster.
Chelsea Howell
I’m not short, I’m just fun sized.
Summer Lambert
Whoever said Year 12 went fast, lied.
Charlize Laurence Came to camp in a bus and left in an ambulance.
Logan Lemalu Joseph Lethlean Well, I just felt like running.
Noah Lewis Thierry Liddell Deuteronomy 31:8
Benjamin Lin Shein Worker.
Strummer Lopez Tomorrow isn’t promised.
Eden Lord I’m not competitive, but race me to the fridge and I’ll win.
Mia Ly
Drew Lynett
Give me a wand and call me Ron.
Jamie Mackinnon
I wasn’t even here half the time.
Aidan Maguire
When you start Learning the L goes away.
Connor Maguire It’s called a trash can, not a trash can’t.
Jerome Mak
How am I better at Japanese than the language I actually speak?
Olivia Mallard Cieszę się, że to już koniec.
Katelyn Manby “Bazinga.”
Genevieve Marden
The pole jumped out at me, I swear.
Bethany Lakeman
Simbarashe Marinic Shout out to Chat GPT.
George Masterson Zara Maxwell
Been here 15 years just for a watch.
I’m not just a pretty face.
If I still look this good in 10 years, I’ll be happy.
Kiara McFadden School taught me nothing. Does anyone actually know what a verb is?
Don’t assume the answer is no before you ask the question.
17 years later and I’m still short.
“So, you’re telling me I can say whatever I want, and it will be underneath my photo?”
Sophia Mayes
I don’t have a lot of regrets but the high ponytail phase is one.
Thomas McKnight Focus on the present and not the past because what you do in the present defines you.
Chanel McCaslin John 8:12.
Noah
Defeat is not defeat unless accept as a reality in your own mind.
Ethan McCullough
Hamish McKenzie
Mein
- Bruce Lee
Jayden Mercer
Lachlan Milan Charlie Miller
Ta’ziayah Milner Zara Mintram-Chattell
Summer Mitchell Christian Mladenis Jacob Moya Loyalty over any currency.
Emily Muller 15 years later and I’m still not ready to leave…
Macy O’Rourke Laters!
Jorja Martin-Follett
Falling off the stage is one way to make an
“Sometimes you gotta close a door, to open a window.”
Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy maccas so that’s pretty much the same thing.
Aru Onozuka
Proverbs 3:5-6
Lucas Pascoe
Why bother studying?
Talon Pereira Japanese Denim 2:11
Sienna Perry Um Chile.... anyways so.
Milana Porter
exit.
Jayde Poulton
Christy Prentis SMELL YA LATER!! … oh wait nvm.
Matthew Prentis
Lucia Provenzano
Puhia Pue
“The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires, but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively.” - Bob Marley
Charlize Ratu
Mitchell Reece Pace Riddell Hudson Riley Meow.
Charlii-Anne Rintala-Gregory Parallel parking is hard.
Ngaio Rissetto
Ziv Robinstein
Kwaleigh Rose-Taikato Chloe Ross RUTHLESS.
Xavyer O’Neill
Once
My unmatched perspicacity, coupled with sheer indefatigability, makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor.
Had to rebrand as Ailee so you’d pronounce it right.
Is it too late to retake the picture?
Might
Six
and
“The biggest way to kill a big dream, is to introduce to a small mind.”
“You’ll
Hudson Ross
be gluten free, but imma still make that bread.
Mia Ryan Born to yap, forced to stay in the word limit.
Jessica Salvalaggio
years later
the teachers still can’t pronounce my surname.
Jay Sammut
Evie Sampson
Isaiah Saniel Jasper Saw
Philipp Schuler
- Steve Harvey
Matthew Sealey Tyrone Seng
“I’ll leave tomorrow’s problems to tomorrow’s me.” - Saitama
Aclaire Sethakulvichai
I’m aclaire cause I do not care.
Lahan Silva Bridee Smith
never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” - Dr. Seuss
Jackson Smith
They all love and want Bek but walk past Jackson Smith everyday.
Mitchell Smith Well, I’m way too young to be getting old. - Mac Miller
Polly Sowery
Not everyone you lose is a loss.
Charlize Steele I’m actually not ranga, it’s just the lighting.
Tobias Stephenson Love yourz.
Eilidh Ross
Zara Ross
again the world has proven anything you can do, I can do it better.
The senior quotes were due today?
Smile if your name’s been mispronounced your whole high school life! #narsay
You will never be happy if you continue to hold onto the things that make you sad. -
“Bow your eyes and close your heads.”
Does anyone know how to do taxes?
You live only once, but if you do it right, once is enough.’
“If
“My excuse is that I’m young.” - Drake
99% of people quit right before their big
“A
Connor Stevens Ella Strange
Frank Ocean
Sione Ta’ufo’ou Dream Big, Work Hard & Stay Saucy.
Ruby Tanner Zayd Taraboulsi
Sebastian Taylor
Ella-Rose Thorburn
Byron Tolhurst
Shanoah Tomek
Radovan Trifkovic
Fa’agase Tupuola-Palale
Jacob Turbill
Chloe Turnbull
Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.Ludwig Jacobowski
Hunter Usher
Timothy Usher
win.
Julia Vallance
it was easy anybody would do it.”
Ciara Van Dam Long story short, I’m still short.
Kari van der Walt High School Musical? More like high school miracle I made it through!
Reynard Van Rensburg
dream, it’s something you do for yourself, not for others.”
Micka Van Zijl Nooit weer nie.
“Abcdefg I have got to go”Kourtney Kardashian
The LORD is with me; I will not be afraid. What can mere mortals do to me? - Pslam 118:6
Do it for the plot.
I hate wasted potential, that * crushes your spirit It really does, it crushes your soul. - Tyler, The Creator
Here’s the forecast: the Son shines and the Lord reigns!
a girl.
Kaylie Vermooten
Layla Vlahos
Indiana Waikato I’m just
Abigail Watters
My bank account is on a strict diet.
Hayley Watts Ivy - Frank Ocean (0:49 - 0:56)
Tristan White
Jonathan Wickham Tyson Wilder Last Emo Standing.
James Williams
Ciera Willis Whoever said carrots make your eyesight better, lied.
Sienna Yeats
Bethany Vaotuua
Sienna Vanderdonk
Have You Been Paying Attention?
Down
1. Which teacher jokingly said “I’m going to buy a bag of apples and throw them at everyone who uses a rhetorical question?”
2. Who made this book?
3. Which teacher likes trees?
4. Who is known for their love of chess?
5. Who coined the phrase ‘close your heads and bow your eyes’?
7. Who is never seen without a camcorder?
10. Tyndale female head of house.
Across
6. Who said yearbook quotes are due Monday?
8. What is our cohort name?
9. What virus hit in 2020?
11. Which teacher brought the 80’s back?
12. The theme of our Year 11 camp.
Answers
Callum Adamson
KTTC Certificates
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Certificate II in Sport & Recreation
Certificate III in Fitness
Lachlan Albietz
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Horticulture Traineeship
Ethan Aldridge-Dovadola
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Diploma of Sport Coaching
Luca Attard
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Diploma of Business (Operations)
Tilly Borgas
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Salon Assistant
Certificate II in Sport & Recreation
Jayden Bosson
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
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Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
Certificate II in Glass & Glazing Apprenticeship
Jorja Brutman
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Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Health Support Services
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Lewis Bryson
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Diploma of Sport Coaching
Anna Craig
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Community Services
Makaila Croaker-Buchanan
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
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Erryn Dallaway-Turner
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Certificate II in Workplace Skills
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Cooper Driescher
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
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Toby Duncan
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
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Lachlan Dutton
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Plumbing
Ezekiel Evenden
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Certificate III in Appliance Service Apprenticeship
Keely Flory
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care Traineeship
Lachlan Ford
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Certificate III in Carpentry Apprenticeship
Emma Fraser
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Certificate III in Fitness
Diploma of Business
Claudia Goddard
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Health Support Services
Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged Care) Traineeship
Tyler Goddard
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Health Support Services
Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged Care) Traineeship
Emilei Jacovides
Certificate II in Salon Assistant
Certificate II in Sport & Recreation
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care Traineeship
Hemi Jayasiriwardena
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Leela Kengike
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Diploma of Business
Evan Kent
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Autotmotive Vocational Preparation
Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology Apprenticeship
Bethany Lakeman
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Salon Assistant
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Logan Lemalu
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Apprenticeship
Strummer Lopez
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Certificate III in Fitness Diploma of Sport
Katie Manby
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Hospitality Traineeship
Certificate III in Commerical Cookery Apprenticeship
Jorja Martin-Follett
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Diploma of Business
Chanel McCaslin
Certificate II in Sport & Recreation
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Certificate III in Fitness
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals
Kiara McFadden
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care Traineeship
Thomas McKnight
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Jacob Moya
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals
Jayde Poulton
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Community Services
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Lucia Provenzano
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Salon Assistant
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care Traineeship
Mitchell Reece
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational
Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Diploma of Sport
Pace Riddell
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Sport & Recreation
Certificate III in Carpentry Apprenticeship
Kwaleigh Rose-Taikato
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication
Trade Apprenticeship
Chloe Ross
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational
Pathways
Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics
Certificate III in Business Traineeship
Zara Ross
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Toby Stephenson
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Diploma of Sport
Ella Strange
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Hospitality Traineeship
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Zayd Taraboulsi
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
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Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical
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Shanoah Tomek
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Health Support Services
Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged Care) Traineeship
Jacob Turbill
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology Apprenticeship
Sienna Vanderdonk
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Hospitality
Certificate III in Cakes & Pastries Apprenticeship
Hayley Watts
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care Traineeship
Tristan White
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate I in Construction
Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology
Jonathan Wickham
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate II in Plumbing
Tyson Wilder
Certificate II in Skills for Work & Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
Certificate III in Hospitality Traineeship
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Foundation Students
Student Leaders
- Mr Hales
Always 100%, KINDNESS and REPRESENT!!! Yee haa 4 Team Jesus!!!
- Mr Sealey
Dear Year 12, Congratulations on reaching this significant milestone! You’ve shown incredible dedication, hard work, and resilience. As you move forward, embrace change and challenges with an open heart. Remember, success comes not just from achievements but from making a positive impact. Believe in yourselves and your abilities. Pursue your passions and continue to strive for excellence. The world awaits your talents and unique contributions. God bless!
- Mrs Middleton
Congratulations Year 12 Class of 2024! You’ve leveled up and completed your epic quest of high school. You’ve totally slayed it! Now, it’s time to glow up and show the world you’re sigma! FR FR Keep flexing your awesomeness and remember, you’ve got this! #LevelUp #ontonext In eEnglish..... all the best for the future Year 12, y’all have been amazing bunch, don’t forget your roots and keep looking to Jesus in all you do. He is your True North. Prov 3:6.
-Mr Lee
It has been an interesting year with both my Year 12 classes, I have thoroughly enjoyed navigating this challenge with you. I pray richest blessings over each and everyone. I will certainly miss my amazing PC students, Tikaia, Micka and Isaiah. To my ‘favourite’ Geography class, your drive and willingness to improve with each assessment task has been a blessing to me, I wish you all the very best and pray you will continue to pursue Geography in some way, whether it is through travel or job opportunities, the world is your oyster. To my Christian Studies students, thank you for your honesty and faithfulness, you are an inspiration.
- Mrs Searles
Dear Year 12 Graduates of King’s Christian College 2024, Congratulations! You’ve made it to this incredible milestone—your graduation from high school! This is a moment of great celebration, a time to reflect on your journey so far, and an opportunity to look forward with excitement and hope. Although I’ve only got to know you in this last little part of your school journey, I wanted to share some Dad, as you step into this next chapter of your life, here are a few guiding thoughts to consider:
1 Be Led by Your Convictions: In a world full of noise and opinions, it’s essential to listen to that still, small voice inside you. Be true to your values and let your convictions guide your choices. The path you choose should reflect who you truly are, not just what others expect of you.
2 Enjoy the Journey: Life is an adventure, full of twists and turns, highs and lows. Don’t be in such a rush to reach the destination that you forget to enjoy the journey. Celebrate the small victories, learn from the challenges, and find joy in the process of growing and becoming who you’re meant to be.
3 Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: Not everything in life will go according to plan, and that’s okay. Learn to let go of the little things that don’t really matter in the grand scheme of things. Focus on what’s important, and don’t let minor setbacks derail your peace and happiness.
4 High School is Not the Peak of Your Life: Though high school was a significant and formative time, it’s just one chapter in the incredible story that is your life. The best is yet to come. Don’t look back with a longing that blinds you to the amazing opportunities ahead. Embrace the future with open arms and an open heart.
5 Seek God and Trust Him: Proverbs 3:5-6 says, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.” As you move forward, seek God in all you do. Trust that He has a plan for your life, one filled with hope and a future. When you rely on Him, even the most uncertain paths can lead to incredible destinations. Remember, you are stepping out into a world full of possibilities. Take these lessons with you, stay true to who you are, and know that you are equipped to make a difference, Jesus loves you and God has a plan for your life. I’m stoked with all that you’ve accomplished and excited to see the impact you will have on the world. Keep it real and Skibidi Riz Ohio (…whatever that brain rot means). Be blessed and be a blessing.
- Mr Taylor
Just want to give a huge shout out to my Year 12 Finney girl captains – Lily, Charlii, Ciara & Aaliyah. You girls are the best!
- Mrs Lit
Dear Class of 2024 – I am really going to miss you! When I first started working at the school it was in Primary and you were in Prep. I worked with some of you back then in Prep and again in Grades 1 and 2. It feels like I have watched many of you grow up before my eyes. Some of you did your Middle School Art rotation in 2020 when Covid hit. When we were locked down that year, and the next when you had chosen Art as an elective, you still came to school, so I felt a connection with you and enjoyed getting to know you a little bit then. What an historical time to live through and always think back on! It has been an absolute pleasure to get to know many of you and spend time with you. Excursions with your cohort, no matter what year, or where we went, were always a joy and something I looked forward to. I can’t wait to see what you do with your lives. At the risk of sounding like an old lady(!), life really does go by very quickly so make the most of it, and don’t waste your talents. A little piece of advice that I have always said to my own children is “it’s better to be kind than right”. Kindness goes a long way and being mean just to prove a point is so not worth it. People will always remember how you made them feel so be kind. I wish you all the very best for your futures and pray you’ll always know how greatly you are loved by our precious Lord. Please stay in touch and don’t forget to follow the art department on Instagram @kingscollegeart. God bless you abundantly. Love Ms Angus This scripture is one of my favourites. Isaiah 40:28-31 New King James Version “Have you not known? Have you not heard? The everlasting God, the Lord, The Creator of the ends of the earth, Neither faints nor is weary. His understanding is unsearchable. He gives power to the weak, And to those who have no might He increases strength. Even the youths shall faint and be weary, And the young men shall utterly fall. But those who wait on the Lord Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint.
- Mrs Angus
My prayer is for you to hear your Heavenly Father’s voice above all others. Remember, there is no place that compares to His Presence. There is no better time to run into His Arms. I am so grateful to share in a chapter of your journey. God’s goodness and mercy has followed you and will continue to be with you.
- Jesse
I have given you some knowledge. My prayer is that you will have wisdom to apply it in the way that best glorifies God.
- Mr Quarterman
To all the Year 12 graduating students that I have crossed paths with over the last three and a half years - whether it was in sewing or cooking class, helping dress you in the school musicals, or collaborating on an art project, it has been a privilege to watch how you have grown in character and discipline. It has been rewarding (and fun), to have been a part of your journey, and I eagerly look forward to hearing about what new adventures you have experienced on the other side of High School. There are so many of God’s promises that you can lean on in life, but especially when times are tough. Always remember God has a unique and tailor-made plan just for you. Lean into Him, and He will show you what path to take in life. Jeremiah 29:11-13 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Proverbs 16:3 “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” God bless you all.
- Mrs Kelso
Dear Year 12’s, As you wrap up this chapter and embark on the next exciting phase of your journey, I want to wish you all the very best for what lies ahead. Remember, every challenge is an opportunity in disguise, and each step forward takes you closer to your dreams. Stay curious, embrace new opportunities, and believe in your ability to achieve great things. Whatever path you choose, approach it with determination and passion. Know that you have the potential to make a meaningful, lasting impact on the world. Move confidently toward your dreams with an open mind and a heart full of excitement. Seize every opportunity, learn from the challenges, and cherish every moment of this incredible journey. Congratulations on reaching this important milestone! Best of luck on the exhilarating adventure ahead, your unique path is waiting to unfold. Wishing you all success and God’s blessing.
- Mr. K
It feels like just yesterday that I began teaching you in Year 10. What an adventure it has been to guide such a diverse group of personalities! I’ve truly enjoyed every moment and will miss you all dearly. What stands out most to me about this class is your friendliness, your zest for life, and the way many of you carry your love for Jesus so openly. My hopes and dreams for each of you are simple yet profound: may you find joy in the little things, discover true love, cultivate a deep relationship with Jesus, and travel often. After all, travel is the greatest education you can receive. Enjoy life! Love you!
- Mrs Marais
Dear Students, As you step out into the world, remember that your hard work, faith, and dedication have brought you to this moment. Trust in God’s plan for your life, and know that He will guide your steps as you move forward. Keep your hearts open to His love and wisdom, and never forget that with Him, all things are possible. Stay strong, be kind, and continue to shine your light wherever you go! God Bless you all.
- Ms O’Neill
Dear All Year Twelves, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you all on graduating High School. It seems so recent that you were joining the College. It has been a pleasure to walk beside side you all on your educational journey. I wish you all the best in whatever comes next in your lives. Remember to stay in contact with your friends and maintain a strong Church life connection . See you all at the Ten-year reunion! God Bless.
- Mr Vallance
To my amazing Yr 12s! It has been so great to get to know so many of you over the years, whether it was from PC, my Chem and Bio classes or just from the general school life. As you prepare to embark on your next adventure, I wanted to take a moment to express how proud I am of each and every one of you. Your dedication, hard work, and most importantly, growth over the years has been truly encouraging. Seeing you grow into the men and woman God has called you to be, has been an honour. Graduation marks not just the end of a chapter, but the beginning of a new and exciting journey. Remember to embrace the opportunities that come your way and always carry forward the lessons and values you’ve gained here. Though our time together at school is ending, know that you have the support and prayers of all your teachers. We are excited to see all the awesome things you will achieve. Congratulations and farewell, Year 12. The future is yours to shape!
- Mr Alexander
To the class of 2024! Congratulations on graduating from school and making it to the end of Chapter 2. For your information, Chapter 1 was when you were still struggling to tie your shoes and brush your teeth. I’ve loved teaching you all, most throughout Primary to High School. All of you have grown in so many ways not just in height, or your hair (mullets) or even your beards. I pray that you flourish in the years after school and never underestimate your resilience, creativity and purpose. You will face trials but remember those who have gone before you and we are cheering you on and you’re never far from our thoughts. God bless!
- Mr Reddrop
Never diminish yourself for the convenience of others. You are fearfully and wonderfully made!
- Mrs O’Connor
Congratulations on reaching this incredible milestone in your journey. As you step into the next chapter of your lives, remember that the future is yours to shape. Embrace who you are and let your unique qualities shine. Don’t feel pressured to conform to societal expectations—be authentic and stay true to your values. As Nelson Mandela once said, “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” Aim high, pursue your passions, and always strive to make a positive impact. The world needs your individuality. Keep pushing boundaries and never forget: you have the power to create a meaningful and fulfilling future.
- Zoltan Vincze
Year 12 on completing your schooling journey. It has been a pleasure teaching many of you. As you begin the next chapter of your life, I want to remind you that God loves you and always will.
John 3:16
- Mrs Morichovitis
It has been a pleasure working with all of you on your future dreams and goals. Your future is yours to shape—don’t wait for the perfect moment, create it. Embrace the unknown, trust your journey, and remember that your potential is limitless. Go out and make the world yours.
- Mrs Bull
Live each day like you’re crafting your favourite memory. You never know what you’ll feel nostalgic about! May you feel God’s presence and favour with you in every moment!
- Will Laver
Students - Thank you for being so accepting. It is a privilege being a teacher and getting to have an impact on your lives is such a rewarding way to spend my working days. Thank you for listening to my monologues. If I wasn’t a teacher I would be alone somewhere wishing I had an audience to listen to me ramble. To my Digital Art class, thank you for three years of fun. It has been a great atmosphere in our class and I will miss it and miss you all. I also want to wish my PC students every blessing in their future. PC is a short time together, but I have seen you all grow up in front of my eyes and I am invested in seeing you succeed.
- Mr Jurin
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
- Jeremiah 29:11
YEAR OF LEGACY
Year of Legacy: Highlights Video
