Neil Flottmann
Director of Creative Arts and Extra - Curricular Programs at West Moreton Anglican College - Karrabin, Ipswich, QLD, AU
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West Moreton Anglican College (WestMAC) is a dynamic Prep to Year 12 co-educational Anglican school that promotes a balanced schooling experience. The College offers diverse opportunities to inspire each student to continuously discover and explore their own individual potential. Our innovative teachers focus on developing the intellect, skills and abilities needed for students to flourish in the rapidly changing 21st century.ACADEMIC SUCCESSOur academic program is carefully sequenced, ensuring that each student is engaged in their learning through developmentally appropriate content, assessment and grading. WestMAC offers broad academic and vocational education and training (VET) programs which allow students to select pathways that motivate and inspire them to achieve their best. IIDYLIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENTThe College's unique location offers students many advantages. WestMAC is set on a naturally beautiful 38 hectare semi-rural campus which provides students with a peaceful and safe environment conducive to school-life; less than 10 minutes from Ipswich's CBD. The College campus includes three sub-schools; Junior (Prep to Year 6), Middle (Years 7 to 9), Senior (Years 10 to 12).PERSONAL GROWTHAn extensive range of extra-curricular activities provide experiences that enrich student learning. Students can participate in sport, music, dance, outdoor education, a range of clubs and international study tours; all fostering personal development and providing opportunities to cultivate leadership skills, enhance team-building and improve effective communication. 21ST CENTURY CAPACITY At the heart of the College is faith and service, based on a Christian way of life. The College empowers students to value themselves and to be proud of their own and each other's achievements. Our strengths-based wellbeing program ‘SpiritED' furthers the capacity of our students.