Newsletter #10 2025: Tuesday 28 October 2025

Principal's Message

Dear Members of the St Joseph’s College Family,

Welcome back to school for a very energetic and busy Term 4.  We are now into our third week and I would like to thank our students for settling back into their routines as well as they have, thanks to their parents and families for getting them to school on time, and to their teachers for their focus, perseverance and above all patience as we work towards the common goal of all that is required from all of us for ending this school year well.

Examinations

During this time of Year 12 students sitting their HSC, examination periods are about to commence for Year 10, and later followed by Years 7-9.  

Our Year 12s have one more week of exams after this one and, most sincerely, I encourage you all to keep going.  You’ve made it this far, so don’t let up now!  

Reading scripture has a way of finding a teaching of Jesus that makes it relevant in our daily lives.  I came across one such piece of scripture, "With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible" (Mt 19:26).  This verse, spoken by Jesus, emphasises that human efforts alone are insufficient for salvation, but salvation is achievable through God's power.  The context is the disciples' astonishment at Jesus's teaching that it is difficult for the wealthy to enter the kingdom of God, which Jesus explained by saying it is impossible for humans to save themselves, but with God, anything is possible.  

It seemed to also reflect on your year group’s theme this year of, “All things are possible for those who believe” (Mk 9:23), and add this prayer to your own:

Jesus, teacher and friend, be with me now as I sit this exam.  Give me a peaceful heart, a focused mind, and a steady hand.  Help me to remember what I have learned, to answer wisely and well, and to persevere when I am tired and weary.  Amen.

To our Year 10 students, I wish you every success when you start your examinations next Wednesday, 5 November, and I wish the same for our students in Years 7-9 when they begin theirs on Thursday 20 November.

Lord, I simply ask today for peace and calm as my exam approaches.  Quiet my mind and ease my anxiousness.  Be with me as I take my test.  Give me the grace to trust fully in You for whatever the future holds for me, in all my academic pursuits and with my life as a whole.  Amen.

Please always try to remember that examinations are not a bad thing.  As time goes on, sitting an exam will become like second nature and, by the time the HSC comes around, they will be one of a number of exams that you will be not only capable of sitting but something you have prepared yourself for the whole time you have been a student here.  Don’t give up and do not be afraid!

Our Leader of Pedagogy, Mr Carlo Trimboli, has included an article in today’s newsletter with the Study Skills Tips for October:  Parental Support During Assessment Periods which is very interesting reading.  ReachOut also has some helpful ideas for students on how to deal with exam anxiety.

Week 2 Term 4 College Assembly, 21 October

Student Recognition

At the College Assembly held on Tuesday 21 October, we recognised the following students for their efforts and achievements:

• College Sporting Award:
  

• College House Award:

• Community Services Award:

• Rosies YEP Outreach:

• The Run Beyond Project:
  

• Mission Relay:

Outstanding achievements across the board - Congratulations to you all!

Remembrance Day 2025 - Tuesday 11 November

On 11 November every year, we as a nation commemorate Remembrance Day.  Remembrance Day is a time for Australians to unite in solemn respect and remembrance for all those who died or suffered.

The Department of Veterans’ Affairs states that:

Remembrance Day is one of the most important days on our commemorative calendar. It's a day when we acknowledge those who died or suffered while serving in wars, conflicts and peace operations. Remembrance Day is held on 11 November each year. This is the anniversary of the Armistice of 1918 that ended fighting in World War I.  The war didn't officially end until 28 June 1919 with the Treaty of Versailles.  People in Australia and many other countries observe one minute's silence at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month because that's when the Armistice came into effect.  It's a time to honour our service personnel who died or suffered in the service of Australia.

We will join in the observance of a minute’s silence on Monday 11 November.

Year 12 2025 Graduation Formal - Friday 14 November

In my second year now as Principal, I have been again impressed with our Year 12 group of graduates, and how they have conducted themselves as the Senior 2025 cohort. It has been my proud privilege to witness them reach the end of their formal schooling at the College and how they have supported each other throughout.

In just a couple of weeks, the final rite of passage of Year 12 2025 takes place with the celebrations at our Graduation Formal on the evening of Friday 14 November.  This is their very last school function and we wish them all very well.  I’m sure the evening will be a great success.

Year 7 2026 Orientation Happenings

This week we hold our first event welcoming students for next year’s commencing Year 7 students, with the Supported Orientation Day on Thursday 30 October.

We then look forward to welcoming more current Year 6 students to the College for their Year 7 2026 Orientation Day on Wednesday 19 November.  

It is always fun to witness their excitement as the newest intake of SJC students spends the day here, getting to know one another, and refreshing themselves on all they might expect to encounter when they start school with us next year at the College.

On the evening of Wednesday 19 November, we will welcome all of their parents and carers to our Information Evening.  I’m sure it will be a most informative time for all as we seek to make the transition from primary school to secondary school as seamless as possible.

Keeping Up-to-date

I ask that you please take the time to read through this newsletter, as you will find more important information that will help you navigate your way through to the mid-point of this term.  By keeping up-to-date with all that is happening, it ensures that your child gets the most out of each day at school.   

Again, I thank you for your continued support of all that we do at the College.  It is greatly appreciated.

Saint Joseph.  Pray for us.

God Bless

Mr Ryan Campbell
Principal

Principal's Notes

Leaving St Joseph’s College

During the second semester of a school year, families tend to make decisions about moving to a new area because of employment changes, etc.

We ask that all parents/carers of students who will not be returning to St Joseph’s College in 2025, to either send in a letter, or to email the College (sjcbanora@lism.catholic.edu.au), confirming when the student will be leaving and the new school or institution they will be attending.

All students who leave St Joseph’s College are required to complete a Clearance Form which includes the return of all College library books and textbooks.

Summer Uniform Term 4

We have returned to Summer Uniform requirements this term, which means no ties for the boys in their formal uniform.  If you haven’t already attended to any outstanding uniform issues, I ask that you ensure that all uniform items are cleaned and that students return with a neat and clean uniform and a tidy appearance, which includes appropriate hair and grooming to comply with the school regulations.  

It is an expectation that boys should be clean shaven on arrival each and every school day at the College, and all students should leave home and travel to the College dressed as per expectations here at the College.  Uniform or grooming concerns may result in punitive actions taken until the matter is resolved.  Parents and carers are asked to positively encourage correct uniform and grooming at all times.  

For further information, the College Uniform Policy can be found on the College website. 

Reminder:  Students Leaving School Early Through the School Day

A quick reminder of the process for when your child is to leave early:

• Parents/carers are to record the early departure in Compass, by the morning of the departure and no later than 10am.
• The student is to meet their parent/carer at Parent Reception at the time stipulated and sign out occurs.
• Due to privacy reasons, paging is very limited, so there will be no paging during the breaks (recess or lunch), and there are to be no calls to the classrooms interrupting lessons to call students to the office.   If your child is leaving early, it is their responsibility to attend the office on time.
• We understand that emergencies arise, however, most of the recent interruptions and arrangements have been due to a lapse in following procedures.  Therefore, some forward planning from home will lessen the current impact at the College and allow student focus to remain on learning.

Your support is appreciated.

Reminder: Afternoon Learning Hub is open Tuesdays to Thursdays only

Our Afternoon Learning Hub is up and running again for Term 4.  A reminder of the dates and times:  Tuesday to Thursday from 3:15pm to 5pm.

Upcoming important events in Term 4

Week 3:

• Monday 27 October to Friday 31 October – Year 11 Work Placement 2 for Construction 2, Electrotechnology 2, Hospitality 1, Hospitality 3
• Tuesday 28 October – Exuro; Year 11 Active Volunteering; Rosies Outreach YEP
• Wednesday 29 October to Friday 31 October – Years 7-10 PAT Testing
• Thursday 30 October – Supported Orientation Day

Week 4:

• Tuesday 4 November – Year 11 NEXTGEN Digital Marketing; Year 9 Marine Studies Snorkelling Cook Island
• Wednesday 5 November to Tuesday 11 November – Year 10 Exam Block (Weeks 4-5)
• Wednesday 5 November – League Tag; GC Titans Deadly Futures Program
• Thursday 6 November – Diocesan Senior Water Polo
• Friday 7 November – HSC Examinations conclude

Week 5:

• Monday 10 November – Northern Diocesan Golf
• Monday 10 November and Tuesday 11 November – Year 10 Exam Block (continued from Week 4)
• Tuesday 11 November – Remembrance Day
• Wednesday 12 November – Opening Night for SJC's Art OnShow Exhibition (12-14 November); Year 11 Marine Studies Pool Dive; GC Titans Deadly Futures Program
• Thursday 13 November – Diocesan Junior Water Polo
• Friday 14 November – Graduation Formal

Week 6:

• Monday 17 November to Friday 21 November – Year 11 Work Placement 2 for Business Services, Construction 1, Electrotechnology 1, Hospitality 2
• Monday 17 November – Year 10 Marine Studies Snorkelling Cook Island
• Tuesday 18 November to Friday 21 November – Year 10 Kairos Retreat
• Wednesday 19 November – Year 7 2026 Orientation Day for students; Year 7 2026 Information Night for parents and carers; GC Titans Deadly Futures Program
• Thursday 20 November to Tuesday 25 November – Years 7-9 Exam Block (Weeks 6-7)

Week 7:

• Monday 24 November and Tuesday 25 November – Years 7-9 Exam Block (continued from Week 6)
• Tuesday 25 November – Year 11 Active Volunteering; Rosies Outreach
• Thursday 27 November – Year 11 Marine Studies Scuba Dive Day 1
• Friday 28 November – Year 11 Marine Studies Scuba Dive Day 2
• Saturday 29 November to Tuesday 2 December – Australian Catholic Youth Festival
• Saturday 29 November to Friday 5 December – French Vanuatu Experience

Week 8:

• Thursday 4 December – Beach Touch; NRCC 3x3 Basketball

Week 9:

• Monday 8 December – Year 7 Day Trip CYC Burleigh
• Tuesday 9 December – Year 8 Day Trip CYC Burleigh; Year 11 Active Volunteering

Week 10:

• Monday 15 December – End of Year Awards Presentation; SRC Assembly; † Christmas Liturgy
• Tuesday 16 December – Rewards Day
• Wednesday 17 December – Final day for students
• Thursday 18 December – HSC results released; Staff PD Day (Student-free day)

St Joseph's Parish

St Joseph's Catholic Church, 56 Frances Street, Tweed Heads

Weekday Mass times

• Monday to Friday – 9:10am

Weekend Mass times

• Saturday – 9:00am
• Saturday Vigil Mass – 5:00pm
• Sunday – 7:00am & 9:00am

St Anthony's Parish

St Anthony’s Church, Kingscliff, 12-14 Pearl Street, Kingscliff

Weekday Mass times

• Wednesday – 8:00am
• Thursday – 9:00am in the school term and 8:00am in the holiday period
• Friday – 8:00am

Weekend Mass times

• Saturday – 5:00pm (6pm during DST)
• Sunday – 9:00am

Sts Mary & Ambrose Catholic Church, 1 Charles Street, Pottsville

Weekday Mass times

• Tuesday – 9:15am
  

Weekend Mass times

• Sunday – 7:30am

Reconciliation Times

• Kingscliff – Saturday 4:00 – 5:30pm 
• Pottsville – Sunday 7:00 – 7:25am

Assistant Principal-Mission

Student Engagement and Application Reports

St Joseph’s College provides Student Engagement and Application Reports (SEAAR) periodically throughout the year.  SEAAR is a system that monitors and acknowledges students' individual effort and application in each subject.  Scores are based on each student’s effort in completing classwork and homework to the best of their ability; being punctual and organised for class; and behaviour in the learning environment.  SEAAR Cycle 5 was released on Friday 26 September.  If you have not already done so, please visit Compass to access and view your child’s SEAAR and have a conversation with them regarding areas of strength and areas for growth.

Please note that those students who receive a ‘Gold SEAAR’ across all cycles throughout the year will be invited to attend the Rewards Day at Wet ‘n’ Wild at the end of the year.

Congratulations to the students below who received a perfect SEAAR average of 5.0 for Cycle 5:

Social Media Age Restrictions

New legislation is set to come into effect in Australia on 10 December.  This legislation will require certain social media services to take reasonable steps to prevent minors under the age of 16 from having and creating social media.

To help you get ready for these restrictions, the Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools has provided our families with the link to the eSafety Commissioner's Action Plan for under 16s, as well as information for our parents and carers to assist them through this period of adjustment, the first of three provided in today's newsletter:

eSafety Action Plan

How The Social Media Age Restrictions Will Help Keep Your Teen Safe

Council of Catholic School Parents (CCSP) Newsletter: ParentTalk

No doubt our families would be aware of the Council of Catholic School Parents which was established in 1995.  The CCSP is the body officially recognised by the Bishops of NSW/ACT and Catholic Schools NSW to represent the interests of families of children in all NSW Catholic schools. (Click here for CCSP website)

The CCSP ParentTalk newsletter aims to provide parents and carers with relevant and timely information about developments in education, wellbeing, CCSP advocacy program and significant Catholic news and events.  Parents may also like to subscribe to the ParentTalk newsletter, which provides interesting articles for parents in Catholic schools.

Click here for the Latest Newsletter

Click here for the Newsletter Archive

You will note they have a number of practical tips for parents and carers, as well as two free webinars this term:

CCSP Free Parent Webinar: Practical Steps for Action - Empowering Your Child's Career Journey, presented by Beyond

This session will show you how Senior School sets the foundation for your child’s future.  You’ll learn how to guide subject choices, foster transferable skills, and explore career pathways using the latest tools.

You'll learn practical tips on resumes, workplace exposure, and preparing for the final years of school, while keeping balance and wellbeing at the centre of career planning.

Date: Wednesday 29 October, 7:00pm – 7:45pm

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

CCSP Free Parent Webinar: The Changing Face of Cyberbullying - Help protect your child online

The eSafety Commissioner team presents The Changing Face of Cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying is evolving, with the use of AI-powered tactics, coded emoji language, and the covert manipulation that many adults may miss.  This 45-minute webinar helps parents spot the signs, build support at home and guide children on how to respond and stay safe.  It’s suitable for parents and carers of primary and high school students.

Date: Wednesday 12 November, 7pm – 7:45pm

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Free Parent Webinar: Logged Out - Navigating the Social Media Ban with Your Child

Our parents and carers are invited to this free webinar by Jocelyn Brewer, psychologist and cyber educator, which will help families:

• Understand why the ban has been introduced and what platforms are included/exempt.
• Explore privacy issues and age verification technology.
• Plan with their teens how to back up digital memories, audit current use, and manage alternatives.
• Anticipate unintended consequences, such as circumvention, isolation, or reliance on riskier platforms.
• Build family technology agreements and digital resilience that extend beyond social media.

Date: Thursday 6 November, 7:30pm

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Free Online Program to Support Children’s Mental Health

Are you a parent, grandparent, carer or other adult living in a regional, rural area, or supporting a child aged 10–13 who has unmet mental health needs?  Southern Cross University is offering a free online education program designed to help you better support the mental health needs of the children in your care.

The program includes flexible online learning and a weekly 90-minute group session led by experienced mental health clinicians.  It has been co-designed by parents, carers, teachers, and children’s mental health experts.

Participants will also be contributing to valuable research that aims to strengthen community responses to children’s wellbeing.  Those complete the program and the survey at the end will receive a $50.00 voucher. 

To learn more or express interest, please email Professor John Hurley at john.hurley@scu.edu.au.

Catholic Schools Parent Assembly - Illuminate Tweed

Commencing Monday 3 November, our parents and carers are invited to be part of a small group that meets weekly (10am to 11am) to share Christian prayer experiences, friendship and connection at the Tweed Parish Hall, 13 Francis Street, Tweed Heads.

Mr Eamon Brown
Assistant Principal-Mission

Our College would like to invite you to view the amazing Creative and Performing Arts that will be on display from Wednesday 12th November to Friday 14th November (Week 5).

Our Creative Arts students have created some wonderful work this year and they would love to share it with our community.  Performances by our College Band will be throughout the evening.  Opening night is Wednesday 12th November from 5:00pm to 7pm.  We look forward to seeing you there.  The exhibition will be open from 9am-3pm only across the three days.

Curriculum

Semester 1 Academic Excellence Awards - Years 7 to 9:

Congratulations to the following students in Year 7-9 for attaining Academic Excellence in Semester 1 in a subject, or a number of subjects.  These student successes were recently celebrated in AWC:

Year 7:

Year 8:

Year 9:

Refer to the link below to view the updated Assessment Handbooks and Assessment Calendars on the College website:

https://sjcbanorapoint.schoolzineplus.com/

Mr Matthew Hall
Leader of Curriculum

Pedagogy

Study Skills Tips for October:  Parental Support During Assessment Periods

All College students have free access to the Study Skills Handbook website, www.studyskillshandbook.com.au.  We believe that this website will help your child develop essential skills for academic success.  

Attached is a flyer for October's Study Skills Tips on Parental Support During Assessment Periods, (click on the link provided, or see the flyer below).

Careers/EVET

Attention:  Year 12 school leavers:

2026 Tweed Shire Council apprenticeships and cadetships
Tweed Shire Council have advertised for a range of apprenticeship opportunities including electrician; mechanical fitter, graphic designer, parks and gardens; women in water.

For those heading to university study, cadetships in engineering and surveying are on offer. 
Students can find further details and apply here.

LETZ LIVE UK Gap Year Applications for 2027 are open!!

Your UK Gap Year Adventure Starts Here!  Applications for our UK Gap Year Program in 2027 are now open!

This is your chance to live, work, and explore abroad — creating unforgettable memories while gaining real-world experience.

• Paid Roles in leading UK Boarding Schools or Activity Centres
• Accommodation Included
• Earn while you travel and explore UK & Europe during term breaks
• Receive full program support — from our team in AU, NZ & UK

Getting started is easy! Simply click the link below to take the first step toward your next big adventure:

Start your application here!

Tropical Fruit World Staff Recruitment Evening

Wednesday 29 October  I  4:30pm - 6:30pm  

Tropical Fruit World are hosting a staff recruitment evening this Wednesday 29 October from 4:30pm to 6:30pm.  If you are interested in attending you will need to register via the QR code below.

TAFE OPEN WEEK 2025, Monday 17 November to Sunday 23 November

Register now for the TAFE NSW Open Week 2025, running from 17 to 23 November 2025.

Jump online and explore the digital hub packed with live info sessions, on-demand videos, and a fun career quiz to help students find their path. It’s all in one place, super easy to access and designed so they can get involved wherever they are. Throughout the week, students can learn about TAFE NSW courses, facilities and flexible study options.

Information Sessions
Gather detailed course information straight from our experienced teachers with Information Sessions running throughout the week online. 

Live sessions and on-demand videos
Students can learn how to enrol, understand payments, fees and scholarships, how to find an apprenticeship, discover student support services, recognition of prior learning and more at TAFE NSW.

Win great prizes
Simply by registering for Open Week events, students can enter the draw for the chance to win some fantastic prizes.

Not sure where to start, take our Study Seeker quiz
It only takes a few minutes to find a perfect fit. Students can take our quick quiz to discover their strengths and interests, and we’ll recommend a range of TAFE NSW courses that are right for where they want to go.

Register now to join an information session, explore TAFE NSW’s wide range of courses, and enrol for 2026.

Arrive & Thrive Webinar  |  Career Conversations @ Home, Helping Parents Have Positive Career Convos 

Wednesday 19 November  I  6:30pm 

Arrive & Thrive is running a public webinar on 19 November at 6:30pm (ADST) to support parents around Australia in having more positive career conversations at home.  The webinar will share insights for parents to better support their young people in career decisions. Participants will receive a Career Conversation Kit.

Register: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1235322114699?aff=oddtdtcreator.

Murwillumbah Aero Club OPEN DAY

Sunday 23 November  I  9:00am registration for a 9:30 commencement  
Murwillumbah Aero Club, 11 Airfield Avenue

The Murwillumbah Aero Club will be holding an Open Day on Sunday 23 November 2025.  If you are interested in attending registrations open at 9am that day for a 9:30am commencement.  Contact Gary on 0409 646 242 for further information.

Apprenticeship Opportunities - Condong Sugar Mill

Applications are currently open for the following 2026 Apprenticeships at the Condong Sugar Mill:

Electrician (Industrial) - www.seek.com.au/job/87871281

Boilermaker - www.seek.com.au/job/87871208

Mechanical Fitter - www.seek.com.au/job/87871060

Ms Frances Mason
Leader of Careers and EVET

Learning Resource Centre

New Arrivals & Accessible Reading in the Library!

This month, the library has significantly expanded its Graphic Novel and Manga collection, bringing in some of the most anticipated new series.  We are excited to feature the first volumes of "Demon Slayer”—a gripping action-fantasy.  “Attack on the Titan” a fresh take on a futuristic war against the Titan’s.  Also, for our younger readers “One Piece” is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda.  It follows the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hat Pirates, as he explores the Grand Line in search of the mythical treasure known as the "One Piece" to become the next King of the Pirates.

These stories are a huge hit and are flying off the shelves!

We also want to highlight how this format supports all our readers.  Manga and Graphic Novels are incredibly effective for students of varying reading levels.  The use of visual panels, dynamic illustrations, and dialogue broken into smaller, contained speech bubbles helps reduce reading fatigue and significantly aids in comprehension.  They allow readers to follow the plot and connect with characters without being overwhelmed by large blocks of text, making reading an enjoyable and accessible experience for everyone.  We encourage every student to explore our diverse and growing collection!

Ms Mary Green
Teacher-Librarian

Canteen

A reminder that our school canteen operates during term time, opening at 8:00am for recess and/or lunch orders before the school day commences.  Both cash transactions and EFTPOS facilities are available at the canteen during recess and lunchtime.

Meals are freshly prepared every day, and the choices are diverse and healthy so you can be assured that your child has access to a nutritious lunch whilst at school.  The canteen also offers a variety of gluten-free and other special menu options, so please do not hesitate to contact the canteen staff to discuss these alternatives.

We ask you to please ensure your child places their LUNCH AND/OR RECESS ORDER by 9:00am.

Canteen Price List 2025

Handy reminder of this week's Specials Menu - Week 3

Specials Menu - Week 4

Specials Menu - Week 5

Specials Menu - Week 6

Advance notice for Week 10 this term:

On Monday 15 December and Tuesday 16 December, the Canteen will operate as normal, however, with limited stock.

On Wednesday 17 December, the Canteen will be open for recess only and for over-the-counter sales only (ie. pre-packaged items), so please ask the Canteen ladies.  The Canteen will not be open for lunch on Wednesday.  We are providing you advance notice and ask you to make provision for your child or children's lunch for the last day of operation of the Canteen this year.

Many thanks

The Canteen Ladies

Lowes On-Campus Uniform Shop

The uniform shop hours are as follows: 

Every Tuesday during the school term: 12:00pm – 3:30pm
Every Thursday during the school term: 8:00am – 12:00pm

During shop hours: (07) 5523 9300
This shop is managed by Lowes staff only

Payments: Cash and EFTPOS Only
NO CHEQUES ACCEPTED

If you can't make it into the store you can use this link to see the current price list, as well as this handy link to make an online purchase.

Community News

WOW: Domestic Violence (DV) Recovery Expressive Arts Workshop for women, on Saturday 1st November at the Murwillumbah Community Centre.

The Kingscliff Triathlon is coming up quickly - Sunday 16 November 2025

The event is open for children 5-12 year old.  All kids will receive a free gift, sausage sizzle and a medal at the finish line.  For those older than 12 our senior races are also more than welcoming and achievable for the younger audience.

Over 15 years we've welcomed many local families to come and have a crack at the event, which is designed for absolute beginners as well as regular competitors.  No matter someone's fitness level, the distances are achievable and the goal for those who come along is to finish and have a great time. 

Information/Caption: 

Kids of all ages can join the Kingy Tri!  Whether it’s their first try or they’re aiming to be a future tri star, there’s an event for everyone. 

Discover Aquathlon (5+) – 50m swim + 500m run (parents can join too!) 
 Discover Triathlon (7+) – 50m swim + 1.6km cycle + 500m run (parents welcome!) 
 Junior Tri (7–9) – 100m swim + 3km cycle + 0.5km run 
 Big Kids Tri (10–12) – 200m swim + 6km cycle + 1km run 
 Big Kids Relay (10–12) – Team option available 

It’s all about having fun, giving it a go, and finishing as a Kingy Little Legend.  

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this iconic coastal race—enter Kingscliff Tri today. 

Tweed Heads PCYC Safer Drivers Courses - Remainder of 2025

PCYC TWEED HEADS SAFER DRIVERS COURSE INFORMATION

If you're looking to earn 20 Logbook hours towards your NSW Learner License, then this 5-hour Course is for you, and if you book with a friend, you can do your Module 2 component together.

The Safer Drivers Course aims to provide learner drivers with the knowledge they need to reduce road risks and prevent accidents by becoming a safe driver.

As an Accredited Provider of the transport for NSW Safer Driver Course, PCYC NSW know that our students will complete the course with a greater understanding of how to be a safe P-plate driver.

Students are required to have completed 50 Logged Driving Hours prior to signing up to the Course.

The Course Fee is $140 (reach out and enquire with us if you qualify for the 100% Concession).

PCYC Tweed Heads is running Safer Drivers Programs for September, October School Holidays and the remainder of 2025 on the below dates:

Upcoming dates:
Saturday 1st November 2025 - 8am - PCYC Tweed Heads
Saturday 15th November 2025 - 8am - PCYC Tweed Heads
Saturday 29th November 2025 - 8am - PCYC Tweed Heads
Saturday 13th December 2025 - 8am - PCYC Tweed Heads

Simply click on the below link and Type in Tweed Heads 2485 and book in to the course!

https://www.pcycdrivereducationprograms-sdc.org.au/