Co-curricular
At Bayside Christian College, our co-curricular programs and experiences give students opportunities to develop practical skills that complement their academic learning and prepare them to contribute meaningfully to their communities.
From creative arts and technology to agriculture and outdoor experiences, students are encouraged to explore their interests and make the most of the opportunities available to them.
We are committed to continuing to provide an education committed to our founding purpose.
Learning through experience
Students develop practical vocational and employability skills through hands-on learning, while gaining insight into potential careers and further study. Programs also provide valuable opportunities to build confidence, independence and workplace readiness.
Our Learning Program
Our choice-based elective program allows students to extend their learning beyond the core curriculum. With subjects spanning multiple areas, students can explore different interests and develop practical skills.
Bible Studies
English
Humanities
Maths
Physical Education
Science
Agriculture
Art
Athletic Development
Design Technology
Digital Technology
Drama
Food Technology
Indonesian
Media
Music
Outdoor and Environmental Studies
Textiles
Visual Communication Design
Vocational Major
Art
- Art Making and Exhibiting
- Product Design and Technologies
- Visual Communication Design
English
- English
- Literature
Mathematics
- General Mathematics
- Mathematical Methods
- Specialist Mathematics
Science
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Psychology
Humanities
- History
- Legal Studies
- Business Management
Health and Physical Education
- Physical Education
- Outdoor Environmental Studies
- Health and Human Development
Student Growth and Wellbeing
The Homegroup system provides students with consistent pastoral support throughout their secondary years. It gives students a space to build relationships, develop spiritually and stay organised as they take greater responsibility for their learning.
Bayside Christian College recognises the utmost importance of creating environments where every student feels known, safe and genuinely cared for. This care extends beyond academic and emotional wellbeing to include each student’s spiritual wellbeing, where we nurture their sense of purpose, belonging and connection.
Through compassionate, holistic support, we seek to ensure every student is seen as a whole person and has the encouragement and care they need to flourish. This includes our Student Wellbeing Mentors who are available to all students alongside Year Level Coordinators, Head of Primary, Head of Secondary, and their teachers.
