Landsdale Christian School Blog

The Pastor's Kid is a story close to my heart. Not because I have any idea what it’s like to be a pastor’s kid, but because I’ve been one of the only Christian kids at a public school with a largely secular cohort. Granted, we never had to make any Chapel programs, and my dad wasn’t the minister tasked with enthusing my peers about God. But I have been the Teacher’s Kid, the Principal’s Kid, the Year Coordinator’s Kid…so I felt pretty confident about portraying the angst invo

Avondale Alumni teachers joined Landsdale Christian School Year 11 students on a three day university tour at Avondale University.

For those who may not know me, I’m Christina and I’m incredibly lucky to wear two hats. One hat being an education assistant at Landsdale Christian School (LCS), and the other being a final-year speech pathology student. Both roles shape how I view the importance of communication and how I use this passion to support students’ language development inside and outside of the classroom. In schools, communication is the foundation of learning, connection and personal growth. When

Year 11 Students with Dr Anne Aly at Parliament House on 12 August 2026. In August 2026, learning about democracy, citizenship and Australia’s national story moved beyond the classroom for our Year 11 students as they travelled from Landsdale to Canberra during the school’s 10-day interstate trip through New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. While in Canberra, students visited Australian Parliament House, the Australian War Memorial, the High Court of Australi

Something exciting is taking shape at LCS!

Over the coming years, our focus is on: - Christ‑centred values and care - Strong student wellbeing and engagement - Inclusive environments for learning and play - Genuine partnership with families Consistent, high‑quality teaching

A Day in Kindy: Joy, Discovery and Growing Together As a teacher, my day in Kindy begins quietly, in prayer. It’s a moment to pause and remember that what we do here matters deeply, and to reflect on how much God loves each of the children who are right at that moment, feeling excited and happy, or perhaps tired or nervous, about coming to Kindy for the day. I truly believe that we, the teaching team, together with God, are about to make the most of the day’s opportunities. A

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