Northpine Adventist College promotes a holistic approach to education. We therefore encourage students to involve themselves in a range of extra curricular activities offered by the College, to ensure a balanced approach to the education of each child. The list below outlines some of the programs that are currently provided for students in various areas of the College. - Duke of Edinburgh - Middle School Challenge Program - Junior Choir - Instrumental Ensemble - Music tuition (Violin, Piano, Voice, Brass, Woodwind, Percussion) - Creative Expression - Year Level Camps - Years 6 - 12 - A Comprehensive Sports Program - Outdoor Education.

Discover Northpine Adventist College

We warmly invite prospective families to visit Northpine Adventist College and experience our vibrant learning community firsthand.

Join us to explore our campus, meet our dedicated staff, and learn more about the exceptional educational opportunities available for your child from Early Learning through to Year 12.

This is a wonderful opportunity to see our facilities, hear about our values-based approach to education, and discover how we support each student to grow academically, socially, and spiritually.

We welcome you to attend and see what makes Northpine Adventist College a special place to learn and belong.

For further information or to register your interest, please visit our website or contact our enrolments team.

Specialised Programs and Learning Support

At Northpine Adventist College, we recognise that every student learns differently and has unique strengths, interests, and goals. To support this diversity, the College offers a range of specialised programs designed to extend high-achieving students, support those with additional learning needs, and prepare students for pathways beyond school.

High Achieving Students Program

Northpine offers a High Achieving Students Program for learners who demonstrate strong academic ability or wish to pursue advanced challenges. This program provides mentoring, enrichment opportunities, and guidance for students interested in competitions, scholarships, university programs, and extension projects. Through personalised support, students are encouraged to explore their passions and develop their talents while striving for academic excellence.

Academic Success Peer Mentoring

The College also runs an Academic Success Peer Mentoring Program, where experienced students and staff support younger students with study strategies, goal setting, and academic skills. This collaborative program fosters confidence, builds strong study habits, and encourages a culture of academic support within the school community.

Learning Support and Diverse Learning Needs

Northpine provides comprehensive Learning Support programs for students who require additional assistance with literacy, numeracy, or other areas of learning. Specialist staff work closely with teachers, parents, and allied health professionals to provide personalised learning plans and targeted support. The aim is to build students’ confidence, independence, and academic progress while ensuring they feel valued and capable in the classroom environment.

Flexible Senior Pathways

In the Senior School (Years 10–12), students can pursue flexible pathways aligned with the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). These pathways include both academic and vocational options, enabling students to prepare for university, TAFE, apprenticeships, or direct entry into the workforce. Career counselling, work experience opportunities, and tertiary partnerships support students in making informed decisions about their future.

Holistic Student Development

Beyond academic programs, Northpine places strong emphasis on the holistic development of students—supporting intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual growth within a Christian learning environment. Through a combination of extension programs, academic support, and career preparation, the College aims to empower every student to reach their potential and pursue purposeful futures.

2025 Academic Results Summary

Northpine Adventist College achieved strong academic outcomes in 2025, reflecting the dedication of students, staff, and the school’s commitment to academic excellence.

The College recorded a 100% Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) attainment rate, meaning every eligible Year 12 student successfully graduated with their QCE.

Student ATAR results were also impressive, with a significant proportion of students achieving high ranks:

• 17% of eligible students achieved an ATAR of 95 or above

• 43% achieved an ATAR of 90 or above

• 78% achieved an ATAR of 80 or above

These results highlight the strong academic culture at Northpine Adventist College and the school’s ability to support students in achieving outstanding tertiary entrance outcomes.

Northpine Adventist College is serviced by Kangaroo Bus Lines who provide school bus services for Northpine students residing in Narangba (including Narangba train station), Burpengary, Morayfield and Caboolture areas. Their full bus schedule to and from Northpine can be found here.

Parents requiring transport to and from the College for students living in these areas must contact Kangaroo Bus Lines directly on 1300 287 525.

Northpine Adventist College provides students with opportunities to pursue success along a variety of pathways, be they spiritual, academic, physical, artistic, emotional, or social. A broad range of experiences is provided to ensure that life at school is always full. We are proud to offer a quality academic program in a supportive environment that allows your child to reach their full potential. Our college also provides a range of stimulating outdoor activities to further develop the physical aspects of learning. Students at Northpine Adventist College are given opportunities to develop a spirit of teamwork, achieve personal goals, and develop a strong, positive character. Students also experience a range of varied creative learning experiences in Art, Music, and Languages.

Recognising that education is more than just academics, Northpine Adventist College engages learning through programs that build on students’ abilities.  Programs that offer opportunities for engaging and developing spiritual growth through our Christian ethos are an encompassing aspect of our college. We encourage students to live by our college values and Philippians 4:8.

We look forward to partnering with you to provide the best possible opportunities to develop your child’s educational needs. We believe that the success of your child is dependent upon the development and nurturing of positive, proactive relationships between our staff, yourself, and your child.

God bless,

Mrs Jeanette Martin
Principal