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  • Introduction

    In the Junior School, our Mission Statement of ‘Christian, caring and dynamic….’ underpins our teaching and learning programs.

  • Curriculum

    The College adheres to the NSW Education Standards Authority Curriculum.

  • Student Wellbeing

    We aim to develop the whole person in an atmosphere where Christian values are nurtured.

  • Introduction

    The focus in Senior School is to provide a rich holistic education allowing students to develop new skills, cultivate interests and grow as young men and women.

  • Curriculum

    A quality education is one of the greatest advantages a young person can have in today’s highly competitive environment.

  • Student Wellbeing

    Pastoral care and student wellbeing is paramount in a students time at Rouse Hill Anglican College.

  • Service and Christian Fellowship

    Encouraging spiritual growth and equipping students with skills that will benefit them across all aspects of their schooling and throughout their lives.

  • Academic Enrichment

    The Endeavour Program 'Engage, Enrich, Extend' supports the needs of our gifted and talented students.

  • Creative Arts

    Diverse opportunities for creative minds to unleash their imagination upon a range of group and individual projects.

  • Sport and Extra Curricular Activities

    Together with a balanced educational program, sport plays a vital role in providing students with a wide range of experiences and opportunities.

  • The College App and Edumate

    The College communicates with parents through Edumate and the RHAC App.

  • Working with Children Clearance

    Rouse Hill Anglican College is committed to providing education and care to children and young people to assist them to develop into high-achieving, supported students, positively connected to each other and to the communities in which they live and which they will serve.

  • Continuous Feedback

    The College provides communication and feedback to students and parents around achievement in assessment work, utilising Edumate.

  • Parents and Friends Association

    Connecting with parents and the broader community to support staff in enhancing the students learning environment.

  • Available Positions

    Work with us! View currently available positions and Working with Children Check requirements.

  • How to Apply

    View Application info for Teaching, Non-Teaching and Casual Positions.

  • Working with Children Clearance

    Protecting our children is one of our highest priorities, that's why all our staff and volunteers have a Working With Children Clearance.

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Christian service groups are a key aspect of the College. They aim to nurture and encourage students’ spiritual growth and equip students with skills that will benefit them across all aspects of their schooling and throughout their lives.

Encouraging students’ spiritual growth

We aim to produce strong, confident, capable young men and women who will be undaunted by challenges they encounter and have the courage to not only stand up but also take action for what they believe.
“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
Matthew 25:40

Recognising the needs of others

It is our desire to help our students recognise the needs of others within the College and wider community, and more importantly, respond to and serve those needs. It is our yearning to see a practical out-working of our College core values, beyond the school gate. In the book of Micah, the Bible clearly reminds us of our responsibility to care for others.
“The Lord God has told us what is right and what he demands: “See that justice is done, let mercy be your first concern, and humbly obey your God.”
Micah 6:8
“The words of James call us to act upon our faith by serving His people, reminding us that 'Anyone who doesn’t breathe is dead, and faith that doesn’t do anything is just as dead!'”
James 2:26

Senior School Service Opportunities

Years 9 and 10 students have the opportunity to serve others through fundraising and practical activities for charitable organisations.

The students facilitate the 40 Hour Famine program which helps our students to understand the impact of the Global Food Crisis and how the money they raise by going ‘without’ can make a difference. To raise their money, students attend a launch Dance Party at the College and count down to the beginning of the Famine. Some students raise additional sponsorship funds which allows them to ‘sleep over’ at school on the Friday night.

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Academic Enrichment

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