Our Future Campus

The permanent two-storey campus will feature modern classrooms, breakout areas, kitchen facilities, staff spaces, and a half-court basketball court. In keeping with our commitment to relationship-based education, our classrooms are intentionally small to preserve the integrity of our model and ensure a low student-to-teacher ratio.


Enrolments and Growth

Kairos Nambour will begin accepting enrolment referrals in October 2025 for students commencing Year 10 in 2026. Due to our intentionally small size, places are extremely limited and not all applicants will be offered a position. In 2027, the campus will expand to offer Year 10 and 11, and by 2028, it will support a full senior secondary cohort (Years 10-12), with a total enrolment capacity of approximately 60 students.

To apply for a position at Kairos Nambour, please follow our referral process HERE.

Our Programs

At Kairos Nambour, we will provide an holistic approach to education. With small class sizes, the support of teacher aides in every classroom, and a flexible curriculum tailored to each student’s needs, we are committed to helping young people succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.

In Year 10, students will engage in:

  • Short Course Literacy and Numeracy
  • Science in Practice
  • Arts
  • Health & Physical Education
  • Business and Information & Digital Technologies
  • Certificate II in Active Volunteering

Our curriculum combines Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) subjects with nationally recognised vocational training, preparing students for a variety of post-school pathways.

Latest News from Nambour

Big changes for families: Social Media Age Restrictions are now in effect! As of 10 December 2025, major social media platforms , including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, X and others, are required to take reasonable steps to prevent Australians under 16 years of age from creating accounts. This world-first legislation aims to make platforms more accountable for the safety of children online. • Under-16s can still view publicly available content without logging in.• Most gaming and messaging apps, as well as health and education services, are not affected.• There are no penalties for children or parents – the responsibility lies with the platforms, which face fines of up to $49.5 million for non-compliance. At Kairos, we believe every child deserves a safe and positive online experience, and we’re committed to supporting families through this transition. We also encourage parents to revisit our mobile phone policy and the research behind it, including insights from The Anxious Generation, which highlights the impact of smartphones on wellbeing. For more information and resources, please see the links in the comments below: 🔗 eSafety Commissioner’s Social Media Age Restrictions Hub🔗 Queensland Independent Schools Parents Network Webinar (What the Social Media Ban Means for Your Family) Together, we can create safer digital spaces for our young people. See MoreSee Less
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Every student has a story, and in 2025, Kairos helped write some incredible chapters at our Deception Bay and Caloundra campuses.From exploring career interests to stepping boldly into post-school life, our Pathways program empowered young people to dream big and achieve more.This year we:✨ Expanded our team with a dedicated Pathways Mentor for each campus, ensuring personalised guidance for every student.✨ Supported 21 students in meaningful work experience placements, building confidence and real-world skills.✨ Connected students to opportunities through TAFE, UniSC’s HeadStart program, and school-based apprenticeships.✨ Celebrated 100% QCE attainment for 29 graduates, plus early university offers, apprenticeships, and VET pathways.Behind every achievement is a young person who believed in their future… and a team who believed in them. Here’s to continuing this journey in 2026!#StudentSuccess #Pathways #KairosCommunityCollege #FutureReady See MoreSee Less
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Graduating high school matters… now more than ever!According to the National Report on Schooling in Australia 2023 (Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority), completing Year 12 significantly improves life outcomes. Students who finish school have:✅ Higher chances of entering tertiary education✅ Better employment prospects✅ Increased earning potential✅ Stronger long-term wellbeingIt’s more than just a certificate, it’s a gateway to opportunity. Yet, for many young people, barriers like cost, confidence, and support can stand in the way.That’s where Kairos comes in.We make success possible by offering:✔ Years 10-12✔ Fee-free education✔ Small classes for personalised learning✔ Teacher aide support✔ Engaging subjects and pathways tailored to future goalsAnd here’s the game-changer: Kairos students can earn more than the minimum 20 QCE points, giving them a strong foundation for life beyond school. More points mean more options, whether that’s university, vocational training, or entering the workforce with confidence.🎓 Your success story starts here. Find out more at kairos.qld.edu.au or call 07 2141 1299.Let’s make education accessible, achievable, and empowering for every student! See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to the Kairos Community College Deception Bay Class of 2025!What an incredible achievement! Your hard work and dedication throughout the year have truly paid off. You looked amazing in your formal outfits, and we couldn’t be prouder of everything you’ve accomplished academically.This milestone is a huge step forward and a reminder that every effort was worth it. Graduation is more than a celebration, it’s proof that persistence pays off.To all future Kairos students: this is what happens when you believe in yourself and keep going! See MoreSee Less
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Graduating high school is more than just receiving a certificate, it’s a powerful achievement that opens doors to future opportunities.At Kairos, we know this milestone is especially meaningful for students who have previously felt disengaged from mainstream learning.Our academic program is designed to support every learner on their journey to a Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). As a fee-free school with small class sizes, dedicated teacher aides, tutoring, and engaging subjects, we create an environment where success is possible for all. Students can even earn more than the required 20 QCE points, giving them a strong foundation for life beyond school.Graduation is a celebration of resilience, growth, and determination, and we’re proud to walk alongside our students every step of the way.Congratulations to our Caloundra and Deception Bay Classes of 2025!Kairos Community College Caloundra Kairos Community College Deception Bay See MoreSee Less
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Our Executive Principal, Tony Andrews, and State Principal, Luke O’Sullivan, headed to The Shack Community Centre last week to lend a hand with their wonderful Trees of Hope appeal. They headed into town to shop for much-needed items, and then rolled up their sleeves to help sort groceries for a couple of hours.This initiative by The Shack makes a real difference for families in our community, and we’re proud to play a small part in that.If you’d like to get involved, there are plenty of ways to help – donate grocery items, volunteer your time, or contribute financially… every little bit counts! See MoreSee Less
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Address:
32 Coronation Avenue, Nambour QLD 4560

Temporary 2026 campus address:

66-68 Currie Street, Nambour QLD 4560

Phone: (07) 5391 1787

Email: nambouradmin@kairos.qld.edu.au

Postal: PO Box 869 Caloundra QLD 4551

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