2022 enrolments are now open for Kindergarten to Year 12 at Dubbo Christian School.

We are excited to show some of the upgrades to our Art facilities!

​We are proud of the 2020 HSC cohort who have diligently applied themselves and have achieved pleasing results, despite the challenges that presented last year. The hard work has paid off and we congratulate this group of students on some exceptional results.

Welcome to Dubbo Christian School.
Let us show you a little of who we are.

Like much of the world, school certainly looks different at the moment. 
 
In response to COVID-19 and in keeping our community safe while adhering to government directions, we have taken the following measures (click for more).

National Reconciliation Week was celebrated from 27 May to 3 June 2020.

Term 2 is underway with online learning happening at home and at school. 

Well done to our students, staff, volunteers and the many others who helped make West Side Story the great show it was!

On Tuesday 11 February we joined together as a School community to dedicate the 2020 school year to God.

Our Primary and Secondary Swimming Carnivals were wondeful days filled with great results, excellent sportsmanship and fun!

Our Stage 3 had a great time in Canberra in Week 7 in Term 3, participating in a variety of education programs with a focus on Australia’s history, culture, heritage and democracy.

On Monday 9 September our flags were flown at half mast in honour of our founding Principal, Robb Sheerman, whose Memorial Service is being held on that day. 

The construction of our TAS block is well underway with the concrete slab being poured today.

Congratulations to Harry Robertson in Year 9 for being selected in the combined Under 15s CSSA team.

​On Wednesday 29 May Dubbo Christian School (DCS) broke ground on their Technical and Applied Science (TAS) Block.

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Dubbo Christian Preschool had a great morning celebrating the many cultures that make up our community with a delicious diversity of food.
 

HSIE students participated in an archeological dig on site this week, unearthing, cataloguing and examining a selection of interesting artefacts.

A friend from church asked me today why would I send my child to a Christian School when it is so much cheaper and closer to send her to the State school down the road? They are both schools after all!
Here is what I told him...

How do we speak with confidence into the public square? What contribution does Christianity make? Why should secular society listen to what they see as a dusty old manuscript? The relationship between Christian schools and broader society is caught up in the same questions.

No doubt many of our community would have seen the new solar cells recently installed at our school. Perhaps you’ve wondered why?