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Whitsunday Anglican School has been named as one of eight finalists in the Regional School of the Year category for the inaugural 2018 Australian Education Awards.   The winners of each category will be announced at an awards ceremony to be held…

Whitsunday Anglican School’s Head of Service and Global Learning Mr Matt Hodge has been named as one of The Educator’s Rising Stars of 2018.

Year 10 student Tom Stolberg will be jet setting off to the United States tomorrow after being selected by innovation hub, Split Spaces, for a trip with Australia’s ‘futurepreneurs’.

Whitsunday Anglican School Old Scholar Ryan Olsen has attained the highest result in Queensland for the Trinity College London Professional Certificate in Communication Skills examinations.

Whitsunday Anglican School Year 10 student Lulu Piperone was the first baton bearer for the Mackay leg of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games 2018 Queen’s Baton Relay (QBR) this week. Lulu, a talented AFL player, was selected to be a baton bearer…

Well done to our Year 12 student, Alexandra Wilson, who won the Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs Award at the Zonta International Women’s Day Luncheon at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre on the weekend. The Award recognises young women who…

Congratulations to our Year 12 student, Dayna Bushell, who won the Regional Judging round of the Lions Youth of the Year Award on the weekend. This prestigious event aims to encourage, foster and develop leadership in conjunction with other citizenship qualities in…

Whitsunday Anglican School has been ranked 18th in the Courier Mail’s Queensland top 50 schools for 2017 OP results. Of the School’s 60 OP eligible students 38.33% of students received an OP of 1 to 5.

The first Service Learning Day of the year saw the School taken over by a sea of orange to raise funds for our local Orange Sky Laundry van.

A great year was capped off with our 30th Annual Awards Night on Friday night.

Whitsunday Anglican School promotes a culture of excellence, in the field of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).

At Whitsunday Anglican School we believe in unlocking our students’ full potential so they can achieve the best possible academic outcomes.