Nambour Campus

Tim Robinson brings over 20 years of experience in education to his role as Head of Campus at Kairos Nambour. For the past decade, he has specialised in student services, developing strong expertise in alternative education spaces that support young people who may struggle in mainstream settings. Tim was drawn to Kairos by its impactful work in the alternative education sector and is particularly excited to be part of the inaugural year of the Nambour campus. In his role, he is responsible for building the culture, systems, and processes that will enable the campus to provide meaningful educational opportunities for adolescents who want to succeed.

Having lived on the Sunshine Coast for more than 15 years, Tim has strong local connections and has previously served as Deputy Principal at several regional schools, including Meridan State College, Coolum State High School, and Noosa District State High School. After working with international students in recent years, he is enthusiastic about supporting local teenagers to realise their goals and aspirations. Tim brings a passion for education, a hands-on approach, and a sense of humour to the Kairos community. Outside of work, he is a keen surfer, guitar player, and classic car restorer.

Chantelle is an experienced and compassionate Youth Worker with more than eight years of supporting young people across both school‑based and community settings. She has worked in mainstream and independent schools in both frontline and leadership roles, supporting students who have disengaged from, or experienced challenges within, traditional education environments.

Her practice is grounded in trauma‑informed care and includes crisis intervention, conflict resolution, one‑to‑one mentoring, and delivering a range of social, emotional, and learning programs. Chantelle holds qualifications in youth work, mental health, and alcohol and other drugs, and is currently completing her Training and Assessment (TAE) qualification.

Drawn to Kairos for its strong focus on wellbeing and student‑centred pathways, Chantelle aims to bring a calm, consistent, and supportive presence to the school community. She is a passionate advocate for young people and firmly believes that every student, regardless of their background or story, deserves the opportunity to grow and succeed.

Outside of work, Chantelle enjoys spending quality time with her husband and children, making the most of beach days and proudly supporting her sons from the sidelines at their football games.

Adam is a highly experienced senior teacher with more than 25 years of education experience across Queensland, including remote communities such as Mt Isa, Cloncurry, and Bamaga (Far North Queensland), as well as several schools on the Sunshine Coast. Returning to the Coast from an alternative school in Brisbane, he brings a passion for supporting disengaged, disadvantaged, and marginalised young people. As a former English Head of Department and a General English teacher, Adam brings this experience expertise to the new Kairos Nambour campus.

Adam’s time in the military gives him world experience that influences his lessons. A committed lifelong learner, he loves discovering students’ histories, interests, and passions to help shape meaningful learning experiences. Earlier in his career, Adam also taught HPE which has cemented his status as a true sporting tragic. While he enjoys anything sporting, his true passion is AFL, and we’re sure he’d love a chat about his beloved Carlton Blues… just be kind!

Born in the UK and raised in New Zealand, Jack brings a diverse personal and professional background to Kairos Community College. After completing a Bachelor of Recreation and Sport, he moved to London where he lived for six years before relocating to the Sunshine Coast. While working as a Teacher Aide, Jack completed a Master of Education, which cemented his passion for supporting young people through meaningful, relationship-centred learning.

He has since taught in a range of Queensland school settings, including rural communities, and joins Kairos drawn to its values, purpose, and commitment to meeting students where they’re at.

Jack loves working with young people and wants students and families to know that he brings a calm, approachable manner and will always back students to grow both personally and academically. He hopes to contribute to a positive campus culture built on trust, connection, and genuine care.

Outside of work, Jack can usually be found surfing, running, golfing or walking his golden retriever, Frank.

Janet brings a wealth of expertise to the Kairos team, backed by 19 years of experience in P-12 Education Support. Holding a Certificate III in Education Support and a Certificate IV in Youth Work, she is uniquely positioned to bridge the gap between academic assistance and student wellbeing.

Janet is driven by the firm belief that young people will always rise to their potential when provided with the right opportunities. Known for her authentic and connective style, she utilises a practical approach to learning that empowers students to take ownership of their success.

Outside the classroom, Janet is a dedicated supporter of her husband’s and sons’ golfing pursuits and maintains a strong commitment to volunteering across Queensland and interstate. She is also well‑known for her extensive and vibrant collection of earrings, which reflect her bright and engaging personality.

Edwina is a dedicated Teacher Aide with three years of experience in Auckland, where she supported young people through trauma-aware and relational practice, including work in a specialist school environment. After recently relocating to the Sunshine Coast, she was drawn to Kairos for its values and student-centred approach. She hopes to contribute warmth, stability, and culturally informed care to our school community.

Outside of Kairos, Edwina enjoys family life and staying active by working out with her partner and children. 

Stacey is excited to bring 20 years of experience in education administration to the Kairos team. Having worked in independent secondary schools across both Brisbane and Melbourne, she prides herself on welcoming all with a warm smile and personal approach, creating a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone.

Outside of her professional life, Stacey is an avid Dragon Boater and trivia competitor with a local club.