TSAC Alumni Association

College Life || Today on the Secondary Campus, our excited Year 12 cohort marked a significant milestone—just 100 school days remain in their final year at the College! The campus buzzed with excitement as students came together with classmates and teachers to celebrate this special occasion. As they enter the final stretch of their school journey, we extend our heartfelt best wishes to the Class of 2026. May the months ahead be filled with meaningful memories, lasting friendships, and a deep sense of pride in all they have achieved. Here's to making every moment count!

Back in 2005, we travelled to the past—Victorian style || Students experienced a day in the life of a 19th-century classroom. From dressing in period outfits, learning the strict classroom rules to practicing handwriting on chalkboards and using quill and ink, it was a history lesson like no other. Who else remembers trying to write neatly with a dip pen?

Commissioning Service of Steve Croft in 2007 || On 21 May 2007, Steve Croft was officially commissioned as Principal, a role he served with distinction until the end of 2016. During his tenure, Steve inspired countless students and staff with his unwavering dedication, leadership, and vision. Today, every student who enters the secondary campus does so via Steve Croft Way—a lasting tribute to his leadership and legacy.

Were you a student back in 2007? Do you remember Steve’s Commissioning Service? We’d love to hear your memories—share them with us in the comments below! 💬👇

TSAC Alumna (Class of 2013) || From wearing the green & gold to lifting the next generation at Little Athletics Queensland, TSAC alumna Larissa Chambers is building a career driven by purpose, confidence and heart.
After representing Australia at the World Junior Championships in Oregon, USA, in the 100m and 4x100m, Larissa learned her greatest wins weren’t just on the track, but in backing herself, embracing independence, and stepping into new challenges.
Inspired by sporting greats and grounded by family support, she’s now making an impact in Indigenous health and community sport, believing that even reaching one young person can change a life.
Her message to students?
Celebrate the small wins and don’t let anyone dull your moment!

TSAC in 2015 || Opening of the Creative Arts Precinct now proudly known as the Corymbia Building, this space was officially opened on May 15 2015 by special guests Kate Jones, Minister for Education, and legendary Australian jazz musician James Morrison. The day was filled with energy, talent, and celebration — from incredible dance and choir performances to the unforgettable moment James Morrison joined our students on trumpet for the national anthem! 🎺

This space has since become a vibrant hub for creativity and expression — and it all began with that inspiring day.

Were you there for the opening? Share your memories or photos in the comments!

Class of 2006 || We want to hear from you!

TSAC Alumni || Join us in celebrating the talent and magic of our College Musical Beauty and the Beast!
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Author Visit in 2016| Our Primary Campus was buzzing with creativity when author and illustrator Dr Cameron Stelzer spent two days running workshops with our Prep to Year 6 students. From imaginative storytelling to hands-on illustration, it was an inspiring experience that sparked a love of reading and creativity in so many young minds.

Were you there? What do you remember most?