Our spectacular Class of 2018 celebrated their Formal Graduation Dinner at Lazy River Estate Dubbo on 15 November 2018.

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

We are so proud of our CSSA Touch Football teams who played so well today at the CSSA State Touch Football Carnival in Port Macquarie. Everyone played with determination against teams who go through a large and competitive selection process. Our students were dedicated and left everything on the field!

 

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

Our Year 11 trekkers have arrived safely back after their week-long challenge in the Snowy Mountains, having survived this gruelling, resilience-building hike.  Well done Year 11!

On a beautiful Dubbo autumn day, students from Kindergarten to Year 12 ran at our DCS annual Cross Country carnival on the banks of the Macquarie River.  A wonderful spirit of was sportmanship evident. Well done everyone!

Our Stage 2 students have been studying ‘Australia’s First Inhabitants’ and we were honoured to have special guest ‘Riverbank Frank’ visit our school recently to impart stories about indigenous life and culture.

Our second Preschool room is now operational, opening up additional positions for 3 and 4-year-old children.  If you would like to know more, please contact us.

Hundreds of grandparents and significant elders in our student's lives were on site today for our annual Grandparents' Day.  Assembly, Morning Tea, Classroom visits, School Tours, Picnic Lunch and Concerts - all in all a great day.

Our student body was honoured on our last school day of the year during our annual Academic Celebration Assembly with DCS Alumni John Bailey (Class of 2007) our Guest Speaker.

It's been a great start to the year.  With swimming carnivals, our Year 7 and ROSA information nights, Meet & Greet, assemblies, a Dedication Service and a Pop-In Day, we are in full swing! 

We trust all our families are enjoying the break.  We look forward to seeing everyone back at school very soon!

Our annual Friendship Games were held on Friday 18 November and with 5 schools in total participating across sixteen disciplines it was our biggest yet!

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...

Our students from Years 3 to 10 participated in the Christian Education National Music Festival held in Orange recently.

James Holbeck was recently in Dubbo and visited Dubbo Christian School to spend some time with our students. Students (and staff) got to hear about his life as a professional sportsman and the life lessons he has learned along the way.

Our 2016 mission team has arrived back from this year's trip to the Philippines!

Year 10 DCS student, Prezlea Brouggy, was recently in Fort Worth Texas as part of the Australian team at the Painthorse Youth World Show. Prezlea and her 4-year-old mare Twiggy are training hard in preparation for the competition.

We recently welcomed Sydney Youth Orchestra to our school. The group used our hall facilities to run a number of workshops and a public concert.

We are very proud to host a concert by 100% Hope Children’s Choir from Uganda in our School Hall on Saturday evening 4 June at 7pm. FREE entry, with an opportunity to donate to Trishelle’s work in Uganda.

Deputy Premier, the Honourable Troy Grant visited Dubbo Christian School recently to present a new State Flag to our School.

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.

This year our 7-12 Musical Production Fiddler on the Roof delighted audiences near and far.

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