Emmaus Christian College

Emmaus Christian College provides high quality, non-denominational Christian education from Early Learning to Year 12, supporting Christian families to prepare their children for the future. Our aim is that our students will graduate as confident and compassionate young adults, well-equipped to take their place in the world. We seek to foster a commitment to Jesus Christ and a passion to live life in such a way as to bring honour and glory to God. The results of our 2018 Year 12 students are consistent with our NAPLAN results at Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 for Numeracy and Literacy which saw our Emmaus students perform 8.5% above state averages. This represents an average advancement of 16 months ahead compared to their same age average state counterparts. We give glory to God for the continued success of our students. Our students are taught the Australian Curriculum through the lense of a Christian worldview. Our balanced curriculum equips them for tertiary study and vocational development, leading to effective service to the community through a range of career paths. Emmaus was founded in 1979 as Bethesda Christian School. Between 2002 and 2010, the College was renamed to Tabor Christian College and then became Emmaus Christian College in 2010.