FREE Canterbury Taipans Tennis: UTR Match-Play – Info, Sign-On & Match-Play Fun Day | From 3:30pm, THIS Friday 3 May @ Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre

FREE Canterbury Taipans Tennis: UTR Match-Play – Info, Sign-On & Match-Play Fun Day | From 3:30pm, THIS Friday 3 May @ Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre

What: FREE Canterbury Taipans Tennis: UTR Match-Play – Info, Sign-On & Match-Play Fun Day.

When: From 3:30pm, THIS Friday 3 May 2024 | Information Session From 4pm.

Where: Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre – Canterbury College.

– Entry & Parking Via Sports Precinct Gate, 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.
– Venue includes full toilet, change-room, parent room, plus indoor and outdoor shower facilities.

Who: For ALL Canterbury Community + Wider Logan Community Tennis Players!

Players who don’t have a Date Of Birth recorded in the official UTR rating system will show as UnRated (UR).

Players below 10 years old will have a whole number rating.

Players aged between 10-12 years old will have one decimal rating.

Players aged 13 years and up will have two decimal ratings.

Hosts: Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre Admin & Coaching Staff.

Catering: FREE Sausage Sizzle so you must RSVP for catering numbers.

Cost: FREE Event!

RSVPs: Simply register your interest by emailing –

Dress Code: Appropriate Family-Friendly Club Social Tennis Gear.

Contact: Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre – T: 07 3299 0900 | E:

Event Summary

Join us for the launch of our first UTR Match-Play Season by coming along to our Information, Sign-On & Match-Play Fun Day!

Enjoy our FREE Sausage Sizzle from 3:30pm under the new shaded seating area.

Then at 4pm, we will have our Information Session on what the UTR Match-Play Tennis Season is all about with Head Tennis Coach Charlie Tsai and Taipans General Manager Kym McIntosh.

Bring your tennis rackets and have a hit, as we will organise some friendly match-play opportunities, as a season warm-up and introduction.

For those of you yet to set up a Competitive Player Profile and/or linked UTR Account: Tennis Coach Cameron will be on-hand to assist with setting these up and answering your questions.

Links to activate or find out more about the UTR:

Competitive Player Profile | Competitive Play | Tennis Australia

What’s Your UTR Rating? | Competitive Play | Tennis Australia


2024 ANZAC Day Interschool Students Commemoration Ceremony | Tuesday Morning @ The Shrine Of Remembrance – ANZAC Square, Brisbane CBD

2024 ANZAC Day Interschool Students Commemoration Ceremony | Tuesday Morning @ The Shrine Of Remembrance – ANZAC Square, Brisbane CBD

On Tuesday morning, Canterbury's Year 12 Prefects joined hundreds of other young Queensland students at ANZAC Square’s Shrine of Remembrance in Brisbane City, to lay our College wreath and to remember all those who served our country in times of war.

Despite the rain, it was a huge turnout for this annual solemn ceremony.

Our students also toured the ANZAC Memorial Crypt’s interactive journey, that spanned from World War One until today – exploring the people, places and stories that underpin Queensland’s war experience.

The event was covered by local TV News media which showed Canterbury students in attendance, with senior staff members Mrs Rebecca Adamson - Head of Senior School and Mr Nic Aldridge - Acting Assistant Head of Senior School.

Channel 9 NEWS Story Weblink - https://fb.watch/rGPkEKVJIB/

Channel 7 NEWS Story Weblink - https://fb.watch/rDil7_31U_/?mibextid=w8EBqM

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2024 Canterbury College ANZAC Day Commemorations | Wednesday & Thursday 24-25 April @ Canterbury Events Centre & Beenleigh War Memorial

2024 Canterbury College ANZAC Day Commemorations | Wednesday & Thursday 24-25 April @ Canterbury Events Centre & Beenleigh War Memorial

Thursday 25 April is ANZAC Day and each year we pay homage – not only to those original ANZAC soldiers, but to all those who have served our country in conflict zones.

They enrich our nation’s history and we honour their hope and sacrifice for the freedom of humankind.

We remember with pride their courage, their compassion, and their comradeship.

They served on land, and at sea, and in the air, in many places throughout the world.

Canterbury College recognises ANZAC Day in multiple ways, and there are some events we wish to advise our Canterbury Community about, and warmly invite them to attend…

What: 2024 Canterbury College ANZAC Day Commemorative Ceremony.

When: 1:15pm – 2:15pm, Wednesday 24 April 2024.

Where: Canterbury Events Centre (CEC) – Canterbury College.
- Entry via the Junior School Gate, High Road, Waterford.

Who: Formal Assembly For ALL Years 3-12 Canterbury Students & Staff | ALL Canterbury Families & Guests Invited.

Hosts: Canterbury College Executive Leadership Group.

RSVPs: Not Required.

Dress Code: Students – Formal School Uniform including Blazer for Senior School students | Families, Guests & Staff – Business / Smart Attire with Canterbury Community members encouraged to wear their family’s Campaign Medals (if applicable).

Contacts: Your Junior School OR Senior School Admin Office OR Your Head Of House.

Junior School – 07 3299 0847 |

Senior School – 07 3299 0843 |

What: 2024 Beenleigh ANZAC Day March & Commemorative Service.

Date: Thursday 25 April 2024 Public Holiday.

When & Where:

Marchers Assemble From 9:00am @ Meeting Point – Corner Kokoda & York Streets, Beenleigh.

March Commences 9:30am and travels from Kokoda Street, through the centre of Beenleigh, and finishes at the Beenleigh War Memorial on James Street.

Marchers Arrive 10:00am @ Beenleigh War Memorial – Corner James & Crete Streets, Beenleigh.

Commemorative Service From 10:00am – 11:00am @ Beenleigh War Memorial – Corner James & Crete Streets, Beenleigh.

Who: ALL Canterbury Students, Staff, Families & Guests are most welcome to attend this public event.

Staff will be there to march alongside our students.

This event is not compulsory but large numbers traditionally and proudly represent our school on the day.

Hosts: RSL Queensland – Beenleigh Branch.

RSVPs: Not Required.

Dress Code: Students – Formal School Uniform including Blazer for Senior School students and Hat for all students | Families, Guests & Staff – Business / Smart Attire with Canterbury Community members encouraged to wear their family’s Campaign Medals (if applicable).

Contacts: Your Junior School OR Senior School Admin Office OR Your Head Of House.

Junior School – 07 3299 0847 |

Senior School – 07 3299 0843 |

Our College and Junior School Captains will also represent Canterbury at the Beenleigh Dawn Service.

What: 2024 Beenleigh ANZAC Day Dawn Service.

When: From 5:30am Thursday 25 April 2024 Public Holiday.

Where: Beenleigh War Memorial – Corner James & Crete Streets, Beenleigh.

Who: This public event is open to the whole Logan community.

The ANZAC Ode

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning;
We will remember them…

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Here’s What Parents & Carers Are Saying About Us On Social Media…

Here’s What Parents & Carers Are Saying About Us On Social Media…

‘Word Of Mouth’ remains the biggest source of enrolment enquiries to our school.

But you don’t need to take our word for it, when we promote Canterbury College.

Here’s what parents and carers are saying about us on social media…

“Canterbury is always looking at ways to improve and change the ways that they do things. They understand that the world is changing. They know they are a great school, but still want to be better for its students, teachers and families. Being able to see that there is always room for improvement is the difference.”

“Canterbury encompasses an entire holistic learning experience for our humans to be world ready! Exceeded our expectations to date! Congratulations and well done! Investment well spent.”

“For my children, their connections formed with teachers has had a positive impact on their learning/achievement of their goals. Some schools lose this due to sheer size and/or lack of good quality teaching staff. Their package offering is effective in managing student wellbeing and allows students to gain life skills in readiness for life after the college. The college is led well from the top which I feel creates an ongoing ripple effect throughout a school.”

“People, the students are great. One of the deciders for us to send our children there, was walking to the Admin Building to meet the Registrar, and interacting with the wonderful students. They were all happy, courteous, well-mannered, and positive. Upon seeing that, we thought it was a good environment for our children to go to that school.”

“The school grounds are beautiful, I love the trees and green spaces as many other schools are concrete jungles. The facilities are terrific. The teaching staff are really approachable, and nearly all of them over the years have taken time to know my child as a learner and are supportive of her. She has done better in high school than I ever dreamed she would do. That comes down to her teachers. Therefore, I think the teaching staff are your best asset.”

“The way they handle bullying and social issues with students. I have mentioned how a situation was handled with my daughter, and people are amazed in comparison to their experiences at other schools. Canterbury has an extremely strong sense of community and belonging.”

“Fees are up there, but so worth it just to have the children in a safe environment with respectful students, parents and staff. The students learn without the disruption of behavioural issues being experienced in the public system. Will my two be doctors, dentists or lawyers? Probably not, but they are in a position to get the absolute best out of their school years in a caring, nurturing environment.”

“You get what you pay for. Honestly, it's a great school and I wouldn't put my children in any public school around here, and under catchments you're very limited!”

“For how much we pay in full-time daycare fees it’s definitely worth it! We look forward to seeing our little one progress at CC.”

“My daughter is ASD and ADHD and has been at Canterbury since Kindy and we love the school.”

“My daughter attends Canterbury College and has since Kindy. The school has lots of opportunities in the sport, academic and art areas. We love the school ❤️.”

“At Canterbury I have found the teachers approachable, the curriculum is fabulous, and the kids and their parents are lovely. It’s easy to get the kids to school each day, as they want to go, whereas previously it was a struggle. Neither of mine are full-on sporty or academically outstanding, but there are so many opportunities we didn’t previously have, and both have found their happy places in music and sport. They are also now learning without constant disruptions which is the most important part of the move.”

“Can't fault this school, and best of all, my kid loves going to school and always comes home telling me about how great her day was. It's a very 'inclusive' school and they have a solid foundation teaching the kids to respect themselves and one another. I also love the Bridge Builders ambassadors program. These kids get additional training and are identified by orange vests at group recesses. Kids know they can go to these ambassadors to help resolve conflicts peacefully and respectfully in the playground. All in all it’s a great school. Uniform can be pricey but it's a tiny negative against so many positives.”

“We give Canterbury College the big tick! We moved from a private school at Daisy Hill 2 years ago; and the boys settled in well, grades have improved, and they have a lot of sport and co-curricular opportunities.”

“Both my kids are at Canterbury, one in Year 8 and one in Prep. My son in Year 8 struggled in Primary at a different school to really fit in. But Canterbury has so much on offer and he has really found his place, which is great, and he actually enjoys going. My preppie started in Kindy and loves it, the teachers have been wonderful, and he has grown so much academically this year. There's a lot of after school activities on offer for them to try too.”

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2024 Canterbury College Mother's Day Breakfast | 7am – 8:45am, Friday 10 May @ Our Yalburru Community Café Precinct

2024 Canterbury College Mother's Day Breakfast | 7am – 8:45am, Friday 10 May @ Our Yalburru Community Café Precinct

We warmly invite all our Canterbury Mothers / Carers and their children to our…

What: 2024 Canterbury College Mother’s Day Breakfast.

When: Friday 10 May 2024.

Time: 7:00am – 8:45am | Students to head to class from 8:15am.

Where: Yalburru Community Café Precinct – Canterbury College.

Parking: Via the High Road, Easterly Street or Old Logan Village Road Gates.

Who: For ALL Canterbury Mothers / Carers and their children.

Hosts: Canterbury College Executive Leadership Team.

Cost: FREE!

RSVPs: Please book your tickets by clicking our 2024 Canterbury College Mother's Day Breakfast Humanitix event link.

Dress Code: Adults & Non-Canterbury Siblings – Smart Casual | Canterbury Students – School Uniform.

EVENT DETAILS

There will be a delicious selection of hot and cold breakfast items, coffee vans, plus milkshake and juice stations for you to enjoy, while listening to our talented live musicians.

We will have a green screen photo backdrop set up in F Block to capture those special moments with your children.

We look forward to celebrating with our Canterbury Mothers / Carers at this special event before Mother's Day on the Sunday!


2024 Canterbury College Year 12 School Formal Photo Gallery!

2024 Canterbury College Year 12 School Formal Photo Gallery!

The Tuesday evening of the last week of Term One was all glitz and glamour at the 2024 Canterbury College Year 12 School Formal.

And Brisbane City Hall’s Entrance Square and Epicure ballroom function venue has never looked so good, thanks to our elegantly attired students.

We wish only the best for them in their final year at Canterbury with their studies, sports, the arts, and other co-curricular pursuits.

Go #ClassOf2024!

Enjoy the full fancy photo gallery which can be found on our Facebook Page HERE.

Full information about how to order or download the original high-quality professional photos from our official event photographer can be found on their website - Queensland School Photography (QSP).

Website: https://qldschoolphotography.com.au/
Canterbury College Access Code: TX4H56TY


2 SLEEPS TO GO!!! 2024 Canterbury Senior School Musical: MARY POPPINS JR | 2 Shows: THIS Saturday 20 April - Matinee: 2pm - 3:15pm | Evening: 6pm - 7:15pm @ Logan Entertainment Centre | TICKETS ON SALE!

2024 Canterbury Senior School Musical: MARY POPPINS JR | 2 Shows: THIS Saturday 20 April - Matinee: 2pm - 3:15pm | Evening: 6pm - 7:15pm @ Logan Entertainment Centre | TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

2024 Canterbury Senior School Musical: MARY POPPINS JR

Two Shows: THIS Saturday 20 April 2024

Matinee: 2:00pm – 3:15pm | Evening: 6:00pm – 7:15pm

@ Logan Entertainment Centre: 170 Wembley Road, Logan Central.

BOOK YOUR TICKETS ONLINE NOW FROM LOGAN ARTS HERE.

Your favourite ‘practically perfect’ nanny takes centre stage in this Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious adventure based on the award-winning Broadway musical and classic Walt Disney film.

It remains one of the most popular Disney movies of all time, and the Broadway musical has played over 2,500 performances, and received multiple Olivier and Tony Awards nominations.

And now there will be two more performances thanks to Canterbury’s senior school students and vibrant Performing Arts faculty.

In this Junior musical version, jack-of-all trades Bert, introduces us to England in 1910 and the troubled Banks family.

Young Jane and Michael have sent many a nanny packing before Mary Poppins arrives on their doorstep.

Using a combination of magic and common sense, she must teach the family members how to value each other again.

Mary Poppins takes the children on many magical and memorable adventures, but Jane and Michael aren't the only ones upon whom she has a profound effect.

Even grown-ups can learn a lesson or two from the nanny who advises that "Anything can happen if you let it."

Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins JR is an enchanting mixture of irresistible story, unforgettable songs and breathtaking dance numbers.

All brought to you by the talented students of Canterbury College…

So get your tickets now as they normally sell out quickly!


Seeking New Canterbury Homestay Families For International Students | Earn $46 Per Night, Per Student – Overnight, Weekend, School Holidays, Short-Term & Long-Term Options

Seeking New Canterbury Homestay Families For International Students | Earn $46 Per Night, Per Student – Overnight, Weekend, School Holidays, Short-Term & Long-Term Options

Dear Parents & Carers,

We have an opportunity for our Canterbury families to be part of our wonderful Homestay Program, welcoming international students into their home.

Each year, Canterbury hosts overseas students from different countries all around the world, to study here at Canterbury College, and often these students require a homestay placement.

We are now seeking additional homestay families in our local Canterbury Community, who can help if a student needs to move from their current homestay location temporarily.

Families can host these students on a short-term basis – such as for a weekend or during the school holidays, or in a temporary scenario, which could just be for one night or several nights.

The choice is yours, and it’s a wonderful chance for a mutual cultural and language exchange between the student/s and your own family.

There may also be options for longer term placements if this is preferred.

Homestay families are paid $46 per night, per student.

If you are interested and would like to know more about homestay hosting, please email Canterbury’s Homestay Coordinator Mrs Catherine Holden - 


BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: Canterbury Tiny Taipans FREE Aqua Babies 6-Week Program: 30-Minute Lessons | Late April – Late May @ Learn To Swim Pool – Canterbury Aquatic Centre

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: Canterbury Tiny Taipans FREE Aqua Babies 6-Week Program: 30-Minute Lessons | Late April – Late May @ Learn To Swim Pool – Canterbury Aquatic Centre

Due to the resounding success of our first FREE Aqua Babies Program, we are delivering another course!

What: Canterbury Tiny Taipans FREE Aqua Babies 6-Week Program!

When: Six Consecutive Weeks | 30-Minute Lessons | Late April – Late May 2024.

Week 1: 9:30am – 10am, Tuesday 23 April

Week 2: 9:30am – 10am, Tuesday 30 April

Week 3: 9:30am – 10am, Tuesday 7 May

Week 4: 9:30am – 10am, Tuesday 14 May

Week 5: 9:30am – 10am, Tuesday 21 May

Week 6: 9:30am – 10am, Tuesday 28 May

Where: Learn To Swim Pool – Canterbury College Aquatic Centre: Via Sports Precinct Gate, 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.

NB: Our dedicated Learn To Swim Pool is a heated and fully shaded magnesium-infused hydrotherapy pool.

Who: For babies aged between 4 – 6 months.

Hosts: Our fully qualified and experienced Canterbury College Aquatic Centre instructors.

Cost: FREE!

RSVPs: To enrol or for more information, please email ASAP to avoid missing out - 

Contact: Canterbury Tiny Taipans Swim School – T: 07 3299 0900 | E: 

Course Information

Our first Starfish swim-level is aimed at introducing babies to the water in a fun, nurturing and safe learning environment.

These swim lessons will promote opportunities for you to bond with your baby alongside social interactions with other mums and caregivers in your local area.

Lessons foster confidence for both the baby and mother/caregiver in the water and provide practical takeaway skills to use at home or any swimming pool.

This introductory water familiarisation class is designed to build basic skills that prepare mums/caregivers and their infants for the enjoyable journey through our learn-to-swim levels.

Skills will be built through play, exploration and repetition starting with basic breath control and conditioning, movement through the water, and building trust.

NB: Terms & Conditions apply.

Don't forget your towels and see you there!


Canterbury College’s United Nations Day Festival Cookbook! | Please Share Your Wonderful Family Recipes: Nominations CLOSE 11:59pm Sunday 21 April

Canterbury College’s United Nations Day Festival Cookbook! | Please Share Your Wonderful Family Recipes: Nominations CLOSE 11:59pm Sunday 21 April

A Message From Our Social Justice Captain Ruby Wandschneider…

United Nations Day at Canterbury College has become an annual highlight of the year, where we invite students to share cultural experiences which are significant to their families and heritage.

It’s an event which was created by our students and continues to rely upon the participation and enthusiasm of our wider Canterbury community.

United Nations Day is a wonderful way for our community to celebrate the multiculturalism of our school by sharing our experiences, music, singing, dance, traditions and… delicious dishes!

Date: Friday 14 June 2024 (Last School Day Term 2) with more event details to follow.

This year our Student Prefect team is adding a brand new inclusion – a Canterbury Cookbook!

Yes – we would love to create this special ‘keepsake’ that will showcase our cultural diversity.

So we are now asking families to send us their meaningful cultural dish recipes to publish in our first Canterbury Cookbook.

This cookbook will be on sale during our United Nations Day Festival and is a great way to share your cultural and family stories, and the food that brings your ‘clan’ together.

Recipe nominations are NOW OPEN!

So please email your recipe nominations, along with your family or cultural connection to the dish/es, and your prepared dish photos to –

Please ensure you use the UN Day Cookbook as your email subject line.

Recipe nominations are open to ALL student families from the ELC to Year 12.

Our College Prefects will then decide which family stories and recipes will be shared in our Canterbury Cookbook.

Recipe nominations CLOSE 11:59pm Sunday 21 April 2024.

Please include:

  • Student name/s and current year level/s.
  • Recipe/s’ culture or country of origin.
  • Your cultural and/or family connection to the recipe.
  • Details of where and when the recipe would typically be made or served: e.g. weddings, breakfast etc.

Recipe Information:

  • All required ingredients.
  • Cooking time and simple cooking directions.
  • Photos of the cooking process and finished product are strongly encouraged.
  • Photos of student/s and relatives cooking or enjoying the food.
  • Any other relevant information.

Please direct any questions to Mrs Amanda von Kanel at –

Thank you for participating!

Ruby Wandschneider - Social Justice Captain

Mrs Amanda von Kanel - Director of Student Development