Our Junior School Choir recently paid a visit to the Anglicare St Luke's Retirement Village in Dapto.

As an independent Christian school in New South Wales, Calderwood is generously supported by both state and federal governments. Our status as a government-funded, not-for-profit organisation—and our desire to see Jesus glorified—compels us not only to submit to the authority …

This term, staff came together to celebrate the conclusion of a year-long professional learning journey focused on building a Culture of Thinking across our school. Led by educational consultant Simon Brooks, the voluntary project invited a team of educators to …

Principal Darren Hutton discusses the transformative power of professional learning and spiritual reflection in Christian education, inspired by his recent experiences in New Zealand and ongoing staff development at Calderwood.

Calderwood teaching staff and Mr Simon Brooks during his recent visit.At Calderwood Christian School, we believe that education is not just about academic achievement – it's about shaping the whole person in light of God's truth.A culture of thinking reflects …

At Calderwood Christian School, we believe that education is not just about academic achievement – it's about shaping the whole person in light of God's truth. A culture of thinking reflects this belief by placing student thinking at the heart …

Earlier in Term 2, 13 Calderwood students attended a three-day Trade Ready Construction Course at the ITeC Academy in Conistion, funded by the NSW Government's Regional Industry Education Partnership (RIEP) initiative. Read below for a recap of the course from …

Stage 5 and 6 Music Students recently attended the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s “Theremin and Beyond” at Wollongong Town Hall — a unique concert combining live classical music, lighting effects, and the unusual sounds of the theremin – a rare electronic …

A very big congratulations to Calderwood Year 5 student Cooper House, who was recently named as the recipient of an esteemed kart racing award at the Riverina Cup in Griffith.

Our 2025 Secondary Captains, Claire Kadwell, Jackson Taylor and Reilly Thomson, spent five days in Canberra earlier this term for the COMPASS Student Leaders' Conference. Hear from them below as they recap and reflect on their time at the conference.