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Learning at Livingstone is supported by our excellent, modern teaching facilities. In addition to our standard air-conditioned classrooms, these include specialised labs for Music and Media subjects, specialist Science labs and Art facilities, Dance and Drama studios, undercover Sports Centre and Trade Training Centre. Livingstone’s Literacy Central has facilitated a creative space for primary library lessons, reading, lunch-time activities, computer lab lessons and meetings. Campus & Facilities Livingstone is committed to continue seeing our facilities grow and improve. As a part of this, there are several building projects planned for future years as we continue to work towards completing our campus’ masterplan. View Masterplan Learning at Livingstone is supported by our excellent, modern teaching facilities. In addition to our standard air-conditioned classrooms, these include specialised labs for Music and Media subjects, specialist Science labs and Art facilities, Dance and Drama studios, undercover Sports Centre and Trade Training Centre. Livingstone’s Literacy Central has facilitated a creative space for primary library lessons, reading, lunch-time activities, computer lab lessons and meetings. Discover More View Campus Map Virtual Tour

The Responsible Thinking Classroom is a key part of Livingstone’s commitment to helping students flourish not only academically but also in their character and emotional wellbeing. Like every classroom at Livingstone, the RTC exists to support student growth—for now and for life beyond school. Responsible Thinking Classroom (RTC) The Responsible Thinking Classroom is a key part of Livingstone’s commitment to helping students flourish not only academically but also in their character and emotional wellbeing. Like every classroom at Livingstone, the RTC exists to support student growth—for now and for life beyond school. Students may attend the RTC for a variety of reasons, including: Behaviour that is out of SHAPE (our Positive Behaviour Framework) Needing a reset or break from the classroom Suspension supervision and restorative reflection Lunchtime consequences requiring guided reflection Supervised exam catch-ups Support for anxiety, school refusal, or emotional regulation Within this space, students are guided through a reflection process that helps them identify the behaviour that brought them there, how they were feeling at the time, and what strategies or mindset shifts might help them respond differently next time. A key part of the RTC process involves Restorative Conversations, guided discussions between the student and staff to repair relationships and restore a positive learning environment. Most importantly, the RTC is not about punishment but about growth. It’s a place where students are taught to take ownership of their choices and are equipped with the tools and strategies they need to successfully return to class and continue learning. It is a space of truth, grace, and restoration, helping students get back into SHAPE and flourish.

The program offers students the opportunity to participate in age-appropriate training across a variety of sports, delivered by experienced staff and student mentors in a structured and supportive environment. Each sport is tailored to specific age groups to ensure the activities are developmentally suitable and enjoyable for all involved. To support the safety and wellbeing of our youngest learners, parents of Prep to Year 2 students are required to be present during training sessions. Livingstone Sport Academy Primary After-School Sports Development Program Livingstone Sports Academy (LSA) Primary After-School Sports Development Program is designed to support and enhance the physical, social, and emotional development of students from Prep to Year 6, through quality sports coaching and engaging skill-based sessions. The program offers students the opportunity to participate in age-appropriate training across a variety of sports, delivered by experienced staff and student mentors in a structured and supportive environment. Each sport is tailored to specific age groups to ensure the activities are developmentally suitable and enjoyable for all involved. To support the safety and wellbeing of our youngest learners, parents of Prep to Year 2 students are required to be present during training sessions. At Livingstone Christian College, we understand the powerful role sport plays in developing resilience, teamwork, discipline, and confidence. Through the LSA Primary program, we aim to build a foundation of positive sporting experiences that will encourage lifelong participation in physical activity and healthy lifestyles. Our Mission The mission of the Livingstone Sports Academy is to provide students with high-quality, Christ-centred sports education that develops not only athletic ability but also character, leadership, and integrity through the medium of sport. Our Aims To deliver age-appropriate sports training in a safe, fun, and inclusive environment. To foster the physical literacy of students through structured skill development and game play. To encourage positive sporting values such as teamwork, perseverance, respect, and fair play. To build community connections through parent involvement, student mentorship, and inter-year group collaboration. To support the development of student leaders through coaching opportunities and guided involvement. The Livingstone Sports Academy’s Primary program reflects our College’s commitment to nurturing the whole child. It complements our academic and spiritual programs by offering a space where students can explore and develop their God-given gifts in a supportive, dynamic setting. We look forward to seeing our students grow in skill, confidence, and community as they participate in the LSA this year. For more information, please contact our LSA Coordinator. Joel Smith LSA Coordinator lsa@livingstone.qld.edu.au Sign up to Term 3 now! Click here for more information Closing date July 17

At Livingstone Christian College, Chapel is at the heart of our vibrant school community, where faith, fellowship, and worship come together. Designed to engage students of all ages, our Chapels are a blend of meaningful worship, relevant messages, and student involvement, fostering a deep connection to Christ and His Word. Chapel At Livingstone Christian College, Chapel is at the heart of our vibrant school community, where faith, fellowship, and worship come together. Designed to engage students of all ages, our Chapels are a blend of meaningful worship, relevant messages, and student involvement, fostering a deep connection to Christ and His Word. Our Chapels are a collaborative effort, led by both our dedicated Chaplaincy team and our passionate Chapel Captains, who are students committed to serving their peers and community. This partnership ensures that every service is Biblically grounded, culturally relevant, and reflective of the unique talents and voices within our school. Each week, students experience dynamic worship through music, interactive elements, and teaching that encourages them to grow in their relationship with Christ, develop godly character, and pursue excellence in all they do. Chapels are a time to celebrate our shared faith, reflect on God’s Word, and explore how it applies to our daily lives. Through Chapel, we aim to inspire every student to live out their faith confidently and purposefully, equipping them to shine as lights in the world. Visitors are always welcome to join us as we worship together as a community of faith.

The Uniform Shop is located next to the entrance to the Primary School Carpark (next to the ELC). All new Livingstone uniforms are available from this one convenient location. Uniform Shop The Uniform Shop is located next to the entrance to the Primary School Carpark (next to the ELC). All new Livingstone uniforms are available from this one convenient location. Opening hours Monday 7:30am - 9:00am Tuesday 7:30am - 9:00am Wednesday 7:30am - 9:00am Thursday 7:30am - 9:00am Friday Closed Appointments can be booked through SOBS , and orders may be placed through Flexischools. Click here for a guide on how to use Flexischools. Livingstone's Dress Code Policy can be found in the Uniform Guide . The Uniform price list can be downloaded via the button below. Appointments can be booked through SOBS , and orders may be placed through Flexischools. Click here for a guide on how to use Flexischools. Livingstone's Dress Code Policy can be found in the Uniform Guide . The Uniform price list can be downloaded via the button below. Uniform Guide Order Online Uniform Shop Price List Uniform Shop Opening Hours January 2026 Click here to book Contact Phone: (07) 5540 8646 Email: uniformshop@livingstone.qld.edu.au Second-hand Uniforms Parents can buy, swap and sell second-hand uniforms in our official Livingstone Buy/Swap/Sell Facebook group.

At Livingstone Christian College, we believe that true education goes beyond academics. It’s about forming students who reflect Christ in character, integrity, and purpose. Our mission is to educate for eternity and equip for life—and that includes helping every student grow into a young person of conviction, compassion, and courage. Character Development At Livingstone Christian College, we believe that true education goes beyond academics. It’s about forming students who reflect Christ in character, integrity, and purpose. Our mission is to educate for eternity and equip for life—and that includes helping every student grow into a young person of conviction, compassion, and courage. Our whole-school Character Development program is designed to guide students from Prep to Year 12 through age-appropriate, Christ-centered formation. With a clear Biblical focus, each year level sees students develop through Pastoral Care lessons, interactive Character Development Days, and a range of personal development programs. Key programs include: Respectful Relationships – A sequential and Biblically grounded curriculum covering topics such as emotional regulation, proactive communication, resilience, advocacy, and negotiation. Students learn to value themselves and others, while engaging with Scripture, human rights, and relevant laws. Bridge Builders – An essential conflict resolution and relationship tool used across the school to equip students with practical, restorative strategies for dealing with tension and rebuilding trust. My Life Rulz – A foundational framework introduced early in the journey to help students develop emotional awareness and self-control, while reinforcing God’s truth about identity and choices. Character Development Days – Held each semester, these days allow students to engage in real-life, age-appropriate experiences that reinforce our core values through worship, workshops, panels, and peer discussions. Through it all, our students are encouraged to take ownership of their growth, contribute to their community, and live lives that honour Christ. At Livingstone, character is not an optional extra—it is part of who we are and who we are becoming.

The Higher Ground Cafe provides staff, students and parents with a variety of hot and cold drinks, snack options and a place to catch up and relax, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Higher Ground Cafe The Higher Ground Cafe provides staff, students and parents with a variety of hot and cold drinks, snack options and a place to catch up and relax, with both indoor and outdoor seating. The cafe is best accessed from the Primary Car Park and shares a building with the Uniform shop, which is opposite A Block. Open from 7.30am - 10.45am Monday to Friday. View Menu

Both Intermediate (Years 4 to 6) and Secondary (Years 7 to 12) offer students the opportunity to engage in fully-realised bi-annual musical productions. Every year all students in Prep through to Year 2 participate in a Christmas Musical as a part of their studies in Primary Music. The musical is performed on the final day of term four for parents, family and friends in the College’s Multi Purpose Centre. Musical Productions Both Intermediate (Years 4 to 6) and Secondary (Years 7 to 12) offer students the opportunity to engage in fully-realised bi-annual musical productions. Recent productions being 2013 Godspell , 2014 The Jungle Book, 2015 The Dream , 2016 The Pirates of the Curry-Bean , 2017 Footloose the Musical, 2018 Disney's The Lion King Jr , 2019 Grease , 2020 Seussical Jr , 2021 Back to the 80's , 2022 Disney's Aladdin Jr, 2023 Shrek The Musical , 2024 Finding Nemo Jr., 2025 Matilda The Musical Jr. We are excited to announce our 2026 College Primary Musical will be Madagascar – A Musical Adventure Jr. Further details will be announced soon. Every year all students in Prep through to Year 2 participate in a Christmas Musical as a part of their studies in Primary Music. The musical is performed on the final day of term four for parents, family and friends in the College’s Multi Purpose Centre.

Sport at Livingstone Christian College is structured to grow with our students, offering opportunities at every stage. All students participate in our vibrant whole-school House Competitions, which include Swimming, Athletics, and Cross Country Carnivals—building community, team spirit, and healthy competition. Sports at Livingstone From Year 4 onwards, students can represent Livingstone Christian College in Interschool Sport. Primary students compete in the Northern Gold Coast Associated Schools (NGCAS) competition. Secondary students compete in the Associated Gold Coast Colleges (AGCC) competition. The Premier Sport Program offers: Elite training Opportunities to compete at regional and state levels Sports include: Soccer, Basketball, Netball, and Touch Football Primary students can join the Livingstone Sports Academy, which provides: Additional skill development Coaching to prepare young athletes for future success Livingstone offers a clear and purposeful sporting pathway from participation to performance. View More View More View More View More View More Sport at Livingstone Christian College is structured to grow with our students, offering opportunities at every stage. All students participate in our vibrant whole-school House Competitions , which include Swimming, Athletics, and Cross Country Carnivals—building community, team spirit, and healthy competition.

The Primary School at Livingstone nurtures a love of learning by offering a diverse range of academic and co-curricular opportunities, all grounded in a Christian worldview. In addition to core learning areas, students engage in subjects such as Design Technology & Agricultural Science, Physical Education, Chinese, Digital Technologies, Drama/Film and Screen Acting, Music and Visual Arts. Primary Mrs Natalie Carter Head of Primary Livingstone’s differentiated curriculum effectively works to meet the diverse range of students’ learning needs. Extending and supporting students is a priority for our teaching team, who arewell supported by the College’s Enrichment department. In addition, a range of excursions and incursions enhance classroom learning by bringing real-world experiences to curriculum and helping students make meaningful connections beyond the classroom. Character development, wellbeing, and resilience are central to the student experience at Livingstone. Through our Positive Behaviour Management framework (SHAPE), anti-bullying and conflict resolution program (Bridge Builders), and social, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing program (My Life Rulz), students are supported to grow into respectful, resilient, and compassionate individuals. These initiatives help build a strong foundation for lifelong character and personal wellbeing. Character and spiritual growth is further strengthened through our outdoor education experiences, with camps offered from Year 4 to 6. These programs give students the opportunity to develop independence, teamwork, and confidence in a supportive and values-based environment. Our Primary school offers many student leadership opportunities including College Captains, Vice Captains, House Captains, Community Captains, Chapel Captains and Creative Arts Captains. These Captains lead Chapels, Assemblies and events with their teams, looking at ways to serve our local and global communities. These opportunities are designed to nurture confidence, responsibility, and a heart for service—essential qualities that help students grow as compassionate and capable leaders, both now and in the future. At Livingstone, we are committed to supporting students through each stage of their educational journey. Our Primary team work closely with the Early Learning Centre and Secondary Teams to ensure smooth, positive transitions from Pre-Prep into Prep and from Year 6 into Year 7. These thoughtfully designed transitions help students feel confident, cared for, and connected, fostering a strong sense of belonging within the Livingstone community. The Primary School at Livingstone nurtures a love of learning by offering a diverse range of academic and co-curricular opportunities, all grounded in a Christian worldview. In addition to core learning areas, students engage in subjects such as Design Technology & Agricultural Science, Physical Education, Chinese, Digital Technologies, Drama/Film and Screen Acting, Music and Visual Arts. Beyond the classroom, our students can participate in a variety of free clubs, including choirs, gardening, digital technologies, chess, reading, art, and praise and worship. For those wanting to further develop their skills and passions, fee-based programs are available through Livingstone Arts Academy and Livingstone Sports Academy. Begin your child's education journey at Livingstone today If you seek to see your child flourish at Livingstone, please view our Enrolment information and contact our friendly staff today. Enrolment information can be found by following the button below. Enrol Now

Operated through our Early Learning Centre, Livingstone OSHC provides high-quality education and leisure programs for children from Prep to Year 6 (up to 12 years of age). We offer a welcoming and nurturing environment for Before School Care (Brekky Club), After School Care (Afternoon Club), and Vacation Care (Holiday Club), supporting families with care options grounded in Christian values. Outside School Hours Care At Livingstone OSHC, we believe that every moment matters. Whether it’s a quiet morning routine, an active afternoon of fun, or an exciting holiday adventure, our team is committed to providing a Christ-centred, caring, and engaging environment where children feel safe, seen, and supported to flourish. We look forward to welcoming your family into our OSHC community. Operated through our Early Learning Centre, Livingstone OSHC provides high-quality education and leisure programs for children from Prep to Year 6 (up to 12 years of age). We offer a welcoming and nurturing environment for Before School Care (Brekky Club), After School Care (Afternoon Club), and Vacation Care (Holiday Club), supporting families with care options grounded in Christian values. Brekky Club: 6:30am - 8:00am Brekky Club offers children a calm and positive start to their day. On arrival, children are guided to make their own breakfast from a healthy selection of cereals, toast, fruit, and yoghurt provided by the service. Morning activities are thoughtfully planned based on children’s interests and developmental stages, fostering creativity, connection, and independence. At 7:45am, children join together for a short devotion and prayer time led by our educators, helping them centre their hearts before transitioning into the school day. Afternoon Club: 3:00pm – 6:00pm Our caring educators personally collect Prep and Year 1 students from their classrooms and accompany them to the OSHC space, where they join children from Years 2 to 6. After unpacking and enjoying a nutritious afternoon tea, children engage in a range of play-based and leisure experiences. Activities are co-planned with children to reflect their ideas, interests, and developmental needs. From creative arts and group games to construction, quiet spaces, and outdoor play - there’s something for everyone. Holiday Club: 6:30am - 6:00pm Holiday Club provides a full-day program during school holidays and pupil-free days, supporting families who require care during these periods. Each day offers a mix of fun, friendship, and engaging activities. Programs are built around children’s interests and include themed days, incursions, and excursions. Breakfast and afternoon tea are provided daily, and families are asked to supply a packed morning tea and lunch (unless otherwise noted in the program). Enrolments and Bookings OSHC enrolments and bookings can be made via the Early Learning Centre (click here) . OSHC offers regular weekly bookings for Brekky and Afternoon Club. Holiday Club programs are published 4 weeks before school holidays, and bookings are due 2 weeks before school holidays commence. Sessions and Fees Session Time Brekky Club 6.30am - 8.00am Afternoon Club 3.00pm - 6.00pm Holiday Club 8.00am - 3.00pm Holiday Club 7.30am - 4.30pm Holiday Club 6.30am - 6.00pm OSHC sessions are eligible for Child Care Subsidy (CCS). Click here to view full fees , prior to CCS. Click here to view further information on your eligibility and CCS estimate. For further information about payment schedules, cancellations, requests to change bookings, and hours please see our Family Handbook. Contact Livingstone Christian College Early Learning Centre Ph: (07) 5540 8690 Email: elc@livingstone.qld.edu.au

Our camp program is grounded in the conviction that certain life lessons are best learned through lived experience. Away from the comforts and predictability of everyday school life, students are challenged to step outside their comfort zones, build new friendships, and discover more about themselves and others. Whether it’s persevering through a tough hike, leading a team activity, or serving others in unfamiliar settings, each moment is an opportunity to grow. Camps At Livingstone Christian College, we believe that education extends far beyond the four walls of a classroom. That’s why camps form a vital part of our holistic approach to student growth and development. More than just a break from routine, these experiences are purposefully designed to shape capable, confident, and faith-filled young people. Our camp program is grounded in the conviction that certain life lessons are best learned through lived experience. Away from the comforts and predictability of everyday school life, students are challenged to step outside their comfort zones, build new friendships, and discover more about themselves and others. Whether it’s persevering through a tough hike, leading a team activity, or serving others in unfamiliar settings, each moment is an opportunity to grow. Underpinning every camp experience are themes we see as central to personal and spiritual development: leadership, service, resilience, identity, responsibility, and purpose. These are not just abstract concepts—they are actively explored, practiced, and reflected on throughout each camp journey. As students face challenges and engage in team-based activities, they are invited to consider who they are in Christ and how they can contribute meaningfully to the world around them. Ultimately, camps at Livingstone are not an add-on; they are an intentional part of our commitment to educating for eternity and equipping for life. They help form young people who are not only academically prepared but also spiritually grounded and ready to live out Christ, Character, and Excellence in every area of life.