St Luke's Anglican School

St Luke's Anglican School
St Luke's Anglican School
Location
	4 Mezger Street, Kalkie, Bundaberg, Queensland; Australia
Coordinates	24°51′14″S 152°23′16″E / 24.85389°S 152.38778°E
Information
Type	Independent co-educational early learning, primary and secondary day school
Motto	Faith, Performance, Honour
Religious affiliation(s)	Anglicanism
Denomination	Anglican
Established	1994; 30 years ago
Principal	Matthew Hughes
Head teacher	Catherine Donaldson (Early Learning Centre) Tonia Lassman (Primary School) Mark Fancourt (Middle School) Robyn Deer (Senior School)
Years	Early learning to Prep–12
Enrolment	1000
Language	English
Colour(s)	Blue, green, red and yellow;
Website	www.stlukes.qld.edu.au

St Luke's Anglican School is an independent Anglican co-educational early learning, primary and secondary day school located in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia.

Established in 1994 and includes an Early Learning Centre (Junior, Kindy, and Pre-Prep), and Primary School, Middle School, and Senior School. The school's motto is Faith, Performance, Honour.^[1]

International Students

St Luke's Anglican School has stated that they Welcome international students from diverse range(s of) cultures and are registered to accept students who are studying on a 500 Student Visa from Year 1–12. St Luke's also offers Support and Accommodation with the Homestay Program. All international students under the age of 18 are required by law to live with their parents/guardians or with a school approved Homestay Provider.

Houses

The college has four houses that compete throughout the year with each other in cultural and sporting competitions. The main events are the yearly: swimming carnival, athletics carnival, cross country carnival and the rock-pop-mime which is hosted by the Year 12 students.^[2]

The houses (with house colours) that compete are as follows:

Hoog House
Morris House
Browning House
Noble House

It is important to note that the House colours are taken from the school's Coat of Arms.^[3] The Houses are named after important figures in the Australian Anglican Church.