Each Day Is A Brand New Start - Finding Hope and New Beginnings When Life Doesn't Go as Planned

Whether it’s a little plan or a big plan, it can be disappointing if everything doesn’t work out the way you had hoped.

God gives us new opportunities each and every morning to start fresh! It’s a chance to begin again—to try again, hope again and watch Him do something we never expected.

God is a God of restoration and change—He is always doing a new thing and working behind the scenes in our lives to bring about new beginnings. Where we see failure, God sees potential for something new.

God is the God of do-overs, second chances, and new beginnings.

He will give you a fresh start, and it will be better than you can imagine!

Prayer:

Dear Heavenly Father, thank you for the gift of new beginnings. We open our hearts to your fresh grace and mercy. Guide us in our steps and illuminate our paths as we embark on this new day. Help us embrace a hopeful future that you have for us.

In Jesus name, we pray.

Amen

• This year, we will be praying for families in our community and their needs: Allen, Alobaidy, Anderson, Andrews, Anstey, and Aoyagi.
• Pray for members of our LORDS community who are having surgery, that they will have a smooth recovery, and we pray for peace for family members who are supporting them through this time

Prayers for Peace in the Middle East
Bishop Paul Smith of the Lutheran Church of Australia and New Zealand (LCANZ) has shared the following prayer points for our communities in response to the conflict in the Middle East:

God of love, justice, and peace, we pray for:

• political and military leaders, upon whose word lives are saved or taken; we pray that they will truly understand and appreciate the weight of moral responsibility they bear
• a swift end to military action and a renewed effort from all parties with a stake in this conflict to address the tensions between them through good-faith dialogue, genuine attempts to understand each other’s concerns, and flexibility in negotiations
• the people in Iran and for the people of the Middle East who are most at risk while hostilities continue
• soldiers involved in this conflict and their families at home
• humanitarian organisations as they mobilise to meet people’s essential needs
• people displaced by conflict, and for people of goodwill, offering them shelter

Psalm 46 promises, ‘God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.’

Parent Connection Feedback

Early in the year, at the Parent Connection evenings, we engaged with the new Lutheran Education Australia ‘Free to Flourish’ Framework. Parents engaged with the four dispositions: Adventurous, Purposeful, Relational, and Compassionate. We received wonderful contributions from parents. Here is just a snapshot of the feedback we received:

Adventurous

• Encourage curiosity and questioning
• Provide real‑world, hands‑on learning experiences
• Create opportunities to step outside comfort zones
• Strengthen home–school alignment on learning
• More outdoor, play‑based, exploratory activities
  

Purposeful

• Promote a growth mindset and embrace failure as learning
• Provide clear goals, expectations, and communication
• Model and teach emotional regulation and identity formation
• Offer structured opportunities for challenge
• Support diverse learners through extension and targeted help
  

Compassionate

• Teach and model empathy and kindness
• Create opportunities for service and helping others
• Foster belonging and connection throughout the year
• Support emotional wellbeing
• Encourage inclusiveness and respect for diversity
  

Relational

• Strengthen open, regular, honest communication
• Build meaningful parent–school partnerships
• Ensure consistency in expectations, respect, and follow‑through
• Create more opportunities for connection and community
• Prioritise relationships as the foundation of learning
  

We thank parents and caregivers for working with us to Inspire Great Humans at LORDS.  Through their learning and play, both in the classroom and outside the classroom, we are providing opportunities for students to grow the LORDS Way so they can be curious, critical, creative, independent, collaborative, brave, responsible, empathetic, and of service to others. Our staff continue to explore the Free to Flourish Framework as a lens to develop the LORDS Ways with our students.

Term 1 Dates

• Wed-Fri 11th-13th March: NAPLAN
• Mon 16th March: 3-6 Colour Run
• Tues 17th March: P-2 Colour Run
• Mon 30th March: Secondary School Easter Worship at Highway Church 9.00am
• Mon 30th March: Junior School Easter Worship at Highway Church 11.30am
• Mon 30th March: Junior School Parent Teacher Interviews 3.30pm-6.00pm
• Thu 2nd April: End of Term 1

How do I get the School App?
On your device, go to the Apple Store or Android Store and search for: Lutheran
Ormeau Rivers. The App looks like this:

How do I access TASS - Parent Lounge/Portal?
Please click on this link: PARENT LOUNGE
Enter your parent number and password.
You can find your number on your fees statement, and the password was originally set to the first 4 letters of your last name. If you have forgotten the password you can reset it by clicking on Forgot Password at top right of the TASS window.

Follow us on social media and download our App for the most up-to-date information.

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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/school/71620827

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Website: https://www.lords.qld.edu.au/

The Australian Lutheran World Service is hosting an International Women’s Day event on Friday, 13th March, 2026.

A networking event by Lutheran Education Australia (LEA) and ALWS.

Tickets are $45 and include drinks and nibbles!

Hear stories of inspiration from our Lutheran network, both in Australia and around the world, with a special focus on the importance of education for girls…especially Girls in Danger.

Through real stories, we explore leadership, faith, and the difference women are making in their communities, both locally and around the world.

The special guest speaker is Mary Obara, the Program Manager for the Lutheran World Federation Kenya-Somalia.

Come as you are, bring a friend, and be inspired.

Register online here

Growing with Purpose: A Seed Planted in Our Community

At this week’s Assembly, our students were invited to pause, breathe, and reflect on a simple yet deeply meaningful idea - a seed
planted within each of us. This daily seed invites us to grow into the people God created us to be.

Our seed for the day was Purposeful.

We asked students two questions:

• What makes you want to get out of bed each day?
• What makes you come to school—not only physically, but mentally and emotionally?
  

These questions remind us that purpose is more than achievement or routine. Purpose grows when we notice what sparks our curiosity, fuels our compassion, or nudges us to make life better for someone else.

Every learner in our community carries something God-given and uniquely valuable—an ability, a passion, or an interest that deserves nurturing. When students lean into those gifts, learning becomes more than schoolwork; it becomes meaningful, alive, and connected to who they are becoming.

This aligns with the Free to Flourish vision for Lutheran schools, which teaches that purposeful learning is grounded in identity, agency, and meaningful contribution. Learners grow as they understand their God-given abilities and participate actively in shaping their learning journey. Learn more about Free to Flourish here- https://growingdeep.lutheran.edu.au/index.php/free-to-flourish/

Purpose in Action

Right now, part of each student’s purpose is to be the best learner they can be—their best, not someone else’s.

That looks like:

• Showing up ready to learn
• Trying, even when the task feels hard
• Asking questions
• Reflecting on feedback
• Growing through mistakes
• Trying again

This mirrors the Free to Flourish call for learning that is participative, interactive, and reflective - learning that equips students to contribute to the flourishing of their community and the world around them.

A Guiding Verse
“And whatever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not for others.” Colossians 3:23
Purpose is found when we do things with heart—when we show up with intention, integrity, and genuine effort.

Where Purpose Might Find You Today

We encouraged students to keep their eyes open for moments that tug gently at their purpose:

• A problem that needs solving
• A classmate who needs kindness
• A challenge requiring courage
• A question worth exploring
• A task that deserves their best effort

The Free to Flourish framework reminds us that learning communities grow students who are purposeful, compassionate, adventurous, and relational - learners who understand their identity in Christ and their place in God’s story.

As purpose whispers to each student, may they have the courage - and even the joy - to follow it.

UPCOMING EVENTS:
NAPLAN 2026

Year 7 and Year 9 students will begin NAPLAN testing next Wednesday, 11th March. Students must bring their fully charged laptop, their charger (if their device does not hold a charge), and wired headphones, as audio is required for parts of the assessment.

Students are also encouraged to bring a water bottle and a pencil. A good night’s sleep and a healthy breakfast are essential to ensure they are well prepared for the assessments.

The schedule is as follows:

Harmony Day – 20th March
Students are invited to wear orange on Friday, 20th March, to celebrate Harmony Day. This day is about inclusiveness, respect, and a sense of belonging for everyone. Secondary Students - may wear Orange T-shirt with Sports Shorts or Orange accessories
Junior Students - may wear Orange accessories (ribbons, socks etc.)

Michelle Nisbet and Lauren Krenske

Joint Acting Heads of Secondary School

The Gold Coast Junior Council Program for 2026 officially began — and our LORDS student representatives were right in the middle of it. Kris, Dylan, Lara, and Eden represented LORDS with pride.

Held at Home of the Arts (HOTA), the day brought together students from across the region for networking, collaboration, and an inside look at leadership within the Gold Coast.

From exploring how local government operates to discovering real opportunities to make a difference in their community, our students stepped confidently into conversations about voice, responsibility, and impact.

Each term, they’ll continue meeting with other Gold Coast schools — growing their leadership skills and learning how young people can help shape the future of our city.

We’re proud to see them representing LORDS with confidence and initiative.

ARRIVAL

The Year 7 students are excitedly settling into their ‘home’ for the next few days, already getting to know our wonderful Luther Heights staff, and deciding whether to nab a top or bottom bunk!

Everyone is super excited to hit the High Ropes, Flying Fox, and take aim at Catapult Quest … but first, a delicious lunch of burgers, pasta salad, and fruit platters!

DAY ONE AT COOLUM BEACH

What an incredible first day for our Year 7s at Coolum! From the moment we arrived, students threw themselves into every challenge—building new friendships, strengthening connections, and showing amazing teamwork.

Today’s activities included:
Catapult Quest
Koala Climb
High Ropes
Team Challenges
Mohawk Walk low ropes (surprisingly tough—and very impressive teamwork!)
The much-anticipated Flying Fox that had everyone buzzing!

After a huge day of adventure, we wrapped up with a delicious butter chicken dinner with ice cream for dessert, shared with new friends and growing confidence. We even celebrated a birthday! We can’t wait for what tomorrow brings!

DAY TWO AT COOLUM BEACH

Our Year 7s embraced another brilliant day of camp life, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Point Arkwright. Today was all about collaboration, cooperation, and supporting one another through a new round of adventures.

Students took on:
Koala Climb
High Ropes
Low Ropes
Beach Games in the sunshine

It has been wonderful to see students encouraging their peers, stepping outside their comfort zones, and building stronger connections with their classmates.

We’re so proud of the teamwork and positivity on display—what a fantastic second day!

FINAL DAY AT LUTHER HEIGHTS !

What an amazing finish to an unforgettable camp experience! Our Year 7 students wrapped up their final day showing the same determination, teamwork, and courage that has shone throughout the week.

Team Challenges — where students truly demonstrated how much their communication and collaboration skills have grown over the course of camp.

We are so proud of how students encouraged one another, stepped outside their comfort zones, and challenged themselves to reach their goals. The confidence, kindness, and connection we’ve seen this week have been outstanding.

Everyone is excited to sleep in their own beds tonight — but they leave with new friendships, stronger bonds, and memories that will last long after camp ends.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

It’s that time of year again when Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is holding its Information Night for its annual intake of trainees. This will be held on Tuesday, 10th March from 3.30 – 5.30pm.

Please see the attached flyer (link below) and course fact sheets for more information. The traineeship will require 1 day of work a week (7.5 hours) at the Sanctuary. Students can complete either a Certificate III in Business or a Certificate III in Tourism.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Flyer

Projects Abroad - Volunteering for Teens

Become a teen volunteer abroad and travel the world, making new friends and supporting global initiatives. These teen volunteer abroad programs are tailor-made for 14 to 18 year olds with safety, learning, and fun at their core.

UPCOMING VOLUNTEER TRIPS

Our Junior School Student Leaders spent the day exploring what it truly means to lead—choosing what is necessary over what is easy, serving others, modelling school values, and taking ownership of opportunities. They also learned practical ways to show integrity every day and collaborated with other schools to generate amazing new ideas for improving our community.

For our Secondary Student Leaders, the conference’s strong focus on practical leadership, real challenges faced by student leaders, and taking responsibility right now really resonated with our students. The elective workshops provided clear, actionable ideas that they can take straight back to our school community.

We’re excited to see how this learning translates into positive impact.

Our Year 6 students recently enjoyed an engaging excursion to the Queens Park Environmental Education Centre, where they participated in a range of hands-on activities focused on stewardship and caring for endangered animals.

Throughout the visit, students learned about the important role humans play in protecting ecosystems and preserving vulnerable species. The day provided valuable opportunities to deepen their understanding of environmental responsibility while connecting their learning to real-world conservation efforts.

Our students represented the school beautifully, displaying excellent behaviour, curiosity, and respect for both the environment and the educators who guided the sessions. It was a wonderful day of learning and exploration, and a fun experience was had by all.

As part of our ongoing commitment to student wellbeing, I would like to begin with a reminder about child safety. Around the school, you will notice our Child Safe posters displayed in classrooms and common areas. These posters include the names and photos of trusted staff members whom students can approach if they are feeling worried, unsafe or afraid. We regularly remind students that their voice matters and that there is always a safe adult available to listen and support them. Please take a moment to reinforce this message at home, as feeling safe and known is foundational to learning.

It has been a busy and exciting period across the Junior School, with many opportunities for students to extend themselves beyond the classroom.

Congratulations to the students who represented our school at the Lutheran Schools Swimming Carnival, and to those selected to compete at the Pacific District Swimming Carnival. We were incredibly proud of the way our Year 4–6 students competed with determination, resilience, and excellent sportsmanship. These events not only showcase athletic ability but also courage, teamwork, and school spirit.

Our Year 6 students recently attended an excursion to the Ipswich Environmental Education Centre. This was a rich learning experience that brought their classroom studies to life through hands-on environmental investigations. Students in Years 5 and 6 also participated in a Beach Safety Day at Burleigh, developing important knowledge and practical skills around surf awareness, rip identification, and personal safety. This was a valuable opportunity to equip our students with life-saving understanding while also building confidence in an outdoor setting. We are grateful to the staff and external providers who made this day both educational and enjoyable.

Last week, our Year 6 Student Leaders attended the GRIP Student Leadership Conference, where they joined other young leaders to reflect on what it means to lead with integrity, service, and courage. The day challenged them to think about the impact they can have within our school community. We look forward to seeing their ideas and initiatives continue to shape the culture of the Junior School throughout the year.

Thank you for your ongoing partnership and support. It is a privilege to see our students learning, leading, and growing in so many different contexts.

Blessings,

Rebekah Bruyn

Head of Junior School

On Tuesday, February 24th, our Year 5 and Year 6 students travelled to Burleigh Heads to take part in the Surf Life Saving Queensland Beach Safety Program.

This exciting one-day event provided students with valuable knowledge and practical skills to help them stay safe at the beach and in the ocean. Throughout the day, students participated in a beach safety talk, team-building activities, recovery tube practice, beach flags, water wading, board sessions, and CPR training.

The students had an absolute blast while learning important lifesaving skills they can use whenever they visit the beach. It was a fantastic hands-on experience that combined fun, teamwork, and essential safety education.

Our Year 1 students were excited to reconnect with their buddies from last year, sharing smiles and recognising the same friendly faces.

What began as Prep and Year 11 partnerships has now grown into special Year 1 and Year 12 friendships. It was wonderful to see the students quickly rebuild their connections, showing confidence, warmth, and a strong sense of belonging within our school community.

This year, our Colour Run will be a fundraiser, our Friends of LORDS (FOLS) will be assisting with the event, and looking to raise funds for a new tuckshop building. Our food van has served LORDS very well over the years; however, with the growth of the school, we are looking towards a larger space that can better serve our community.

A new, larger tuckshop will be centrally located in a new space convenient to both the Junior and Secondary Schools, and when installed, the new tuckshop will run 5 days per week.

Getting involved is super easy—just head to myprofilepage.com.au, set up a profile, and share it with family and friends for online donations. Kids can earn awesome prizes and collect Monty Coins as they go!

Raise just $10 to unlock your first prize—and the more you raise, the more prizes you can mix, match, and choose! You can even donate your fundraising to one of six great causes.

Sponsorship booklets were handed out to our students on Monday, 2nd March. The sponsorship booklet has information on how to set up a profile page and shows the prizes that are available for each level of fundraising.

Let's get ready to run!!!

Great first day of AGCC sports training with 5 of our 6 sports up and running, and the energy was strong!

We’re building something special and would love to see even more students and families get behind it. The foundations are being laid now — the benefits will come in seasons and years ahead.

Exciting times for our sports program!

On Thursday, 26th February, LORDS proudly sent 30 swimmers to the Pacific District Swim Carnival held at the Sleeman Sports Complex. Students qualified for these trials through their strong efforts at last year’s school Swimming Carnival.

It was a fantastic day of competition, with many swimmers achieving impressive results and personal best times. The team represented LORDS with great enthusiasm, determination, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the day.

Students are now eagerly awaiting the official results to see who has qualified for the South Coast Carnival later this term.

Congratulations to all our swimmers for giving their best and conducting themselves so well — we are very proud of you all!

On Monday, 2nd March, LORDS travelled to St. Peter's Lutheran College, Indooroopilly in Brisbane, to participate in the Lutheran Swim Carnival.

This annual event provides students with the opportunity to compete against other Lutheran schools in the region and enjoy a day of friendly competition in the pool.

LORDS took a team of 27 students, all of whom represented the school with enthusiasm and determination. It was wonderful to see so many students eager to participate, challenge themselves, and give their very best throughout the day.

There were several standout performances, with particular praise going to the relay teams. For many students, this was their first time competing in a swimming relay, and they performed exceptionally well, showing great teamwork and encouragement for one another.

Overall, it was a fantastic day filled with effort, sportsmanship, and school spirit. Well done to all students who took part.

Athletics Achievement!
Congratulations to Estayah S, who has been selected from the South Coast Regional Championships to compete at the State Championships in March after qualifying in High Jump, Triple Jump, and 400m.

Inspired by the achievements of Estayah? Why not get involved in our after-school athletics program on Thursdays in Terms 2 & 3 (Ultimate Athletics) — a great way to develop skills and aim for future representative opportunities.

Hudson G has qualified for the State Athletics Team and will now compete with them in March.

Congratulations to Hudson. This is a significant achievement.

Soccer Achievement !

Liam C was successful in making the South Coast Boys (13-15 years) Soccer team and will now compete at the State Championships in May.

Congratulations to Liam. This is a significant achievement.

Congratulations also to Indie C, who was named as a shadow player for the Girls South Coast Soccer (13-15 years) team. Well done Indie.

Futsal Achievement !

Year 10 student, Frank O, recently represented his team at the Gold Coast International Futsal Championships, one of the most competitive futsal tournaments on the national calendar, featuring teams from across Australia and overseas.

After progressing through two extremely challenging pool rounds, Frank and his team demonstrated outstanding skill, teamwork, and resilience to secure a place in the Grand Final. In a hard-fought match against a very strong opponent, they led at halftime before finishing the tournament as Runners-Up, still an exceptional achievement at this level of competition.

As a result of his performance and dedication, Frank has been selected for the All Stars National Team, with the opportunity to travel to Orlando, Florida, in July to compete at the World Futsal Championships. This tournament is recognised as one of the largest and most prestigious futsal events in the world, with teams affiliated with major international clubs such as Boca Juniors and FC Barcelona that he will be competing against.

Congratulations Frank!

A great display of tenacity from our Year 8 boys, at the Rivers Gala Day Basketball tournament, where they faced some very well-drilled opposition. The team showed real keenness to improve and listened closely to their coaches throughout the day.

It will be exciting to see the growth of this group across the AGCC season!

Notable performances from Adi B, Denver S, and Connor S.
Huge thanks to Mr Mendez-Cortes and Mr Giannini for coaching and supporting the boys.

Day Camp – Saturday 7th March

This Saturday, we are excited to host our Sapphire Concert Band Day Camp here at LORDS! Students in the Sapphire ensemble are to arrive at 9.30am for a 10.00am start.

This special event is for students in the Sapphire Concert Band and promises to be a fantastic morning of music-making, teamwork, and fun. Students will have the opportunity to build their ensemble skills, grow in confidence, and enjoy making music together in an encouraging and energetic environment.

We can’t wait to see everyone there for a wonderful morning of band spirit! 

Weekly Rehearsals

Our Sapphire Concert Band rehearses on Thursday mornings 7.30am to 8.30am. This ensemble is open to students in Years 6 to 12. Please contact Mrs Laura Guiton at Laura.Guiton@lords.qld.edu.au if you have any questions.

Strings Day Camp Update

The Strings Day Camp for Bronze, Silver, and Gold Ensembles will not be going ahead this term due to tutor unavailability. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. We look forward to providing more opportunities for our string students later in the year.

Developed by sunlight. Revealed by water. Created by our Year 10s.

There’s a moment of suspense in every cyanotype print…
When the paper is rinsed, the deep blue image slowly appears.

In Visual Art, our Year 10 students explored cyanotype printing — a photographic process first discovered in 1842. Working without cameras, they used UV-sensitive chemicals, sunlight, and carefully arranged natural materials to create their own layered compositions.

Inspired by the botanical works of Anna Atkins, as well as contemporary artists Meghann Riepenhoff and Renata Buziak, students experimented with light, texture, and time — embracing both precision and unpredictability.

No two prints are ever the same.
No “undo” button.
Just creativity meeting chemistry.

Below are the dates and times for Bugsy Malone Musical; ticket information will be released shortly.

Mindful Colouring

Join us for a calming journey into the enchanting realm of colouring in 🌿✨

Take a break from the busy school day and enjoy a peaceful, creative space where you can relax, unwind, and express yourself through colour. Mindful colouring is a wonderful way to reduce stress, boost focus, and simply enjoy some quiet time with friends.

📍 I1 Art Room

🕐 1:00pm – Lunchtime

📅 Friday (Week A)

All students welcome, just bring yourself and enjoy the calm! 🎨

Karaoke Club

Ready to take the stage and unleash your inner superstar? Join us for Karaoke Club and sing your heart out in a fun, supportive environment! Whether you're a shower-singer, pop diva, rock legend, or just love cheering on your friends, this is your time to shine.

Come along, choose your favourite song, and enjoy the spotlight with friends. No pressure just music, fun, and confidence-building vibes!

📍 G5 Music Room
🕛 Lunchtime
📅 Monday (Week B)

All voices welcome, we can’t wait to hear you! 🌟🎶

Welcome to Leon Loreaux – Head of Faculty - The Arts

I grew up on the Central Coast of New South Wales, attended Sydney College of the Arts for my undergraduate degree, majoring in painting. While undertaking my Master of Teaching at the University of Sydney, I also worked as a freelance sculptor, continuing to develop my creative practice alongside my studies. 

I commenced teaching in 2004 and have always maintained a deep passion for The Arts. Alongside my classroom teaching, I have previously held roles in wellbeing, such as Head of Wellbeing and Boys’ Advisor, as well as leading roles, such as Head of Faculty and Head of Administration. Education is both personally rewarding and vital on a societal level. 

I am delighted to be at LORDS, as my philosophy is that education is not just about academic achievement, but about developing good humans who are reflective, empathetic, and actively seek opportunities to learn in all aspects of life.

Harmony Day – 20th March
Students are invited to wear orange on Friday, 20th March, to celebrate Harmony Day. This day is about inclusiveness, respect, and a sense of belonging for everyone. Secondary Students - may wear Orange T-shirt with Sports Shorts or Orange accessories.
Junior Students - may wear Orange accessories (ribbons, socks etc.)

Outside School Hours & Vacation Care

Before and After School Care is available on site at LORDS Monday to Friday excluding Public Holidays.

Please contact the coordinator Amanda Johnson at lords.oshc@qlecs.org.au for details. For change of bookings please text 0437 519 754.

Uniform Purchases at The School Locker

LORDS uniforms are available at The School Locker, 3892 Pacific Highway, Loganholme Phone 3440 9701.

Our uniform policy for 2026 is located here

Second Hand LORDS Uniforms

Sustainable School Shop enables parents to buy and sell second-hand LORDS uniform items online.

To search for items in the Sustainable School Shop go to: http://www.sustainableschoolsh...

School Office

Our office hours are between 8.00am – 4.00pm, Monday to Friday with the exception of Public Holidays.

School Policies

You can access our Child Protection Policy and Grievance Policy on our website or a hard copy at Reception in the Administration Building.

Tuckshop

Our Tuckshop on Wheels operates for morning tea and lunch on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Orders are to be placed online via Flexischools prior to 8.15 am each day. Students from Years 7 - 12 and staff may purchase over the counter with cash or eftpos at break times. We do not allow Junior School students to purchase items over the counter. All Junior School orders must be placed using Flexischools.

http://www.flexischools.com.au...

Reminder: No Nuts or Nut Products at School

A reminder to all families that our school is a nut-free environment to protect students with severe anaphylactic allergies. We ask that no nuts or nut-based products (including items like Nutella or peanut butter) be brought to school in lunchboxes, snacks, or for sharing during special events.

This applies to all year levels from Kindergarten to Year 12, and includes all school events, excursions, and activities.

Please note that while we aim to be nut-free, some pre-packaged items may contain traces of nuts as stated by manufacturers. We encourage parents to check labels carefully and choose safe alternatives.

Thank you for helping us keep all students safe.

The LORDS Parent Handbook can now be accessed by logging into Parent Portal and looking under Parent Forms.

Alberton Lutheran Parish

Phone: 0490 456 624

St Peters (Alberton, Alberton Rd): 8.00am

Bethlehem (Stapylton-Jacobs Well Rd, Woongoolba): 9.30am

Bethesda Lutheran Church Divine Service

Phone: (07) 3807 6600

(81 City Rd, Beenleigh)

8:30am HC every Sunday

Pastor David Haak

Bethania Lutheran Church

Phone: (07) 3200 5357

(5-17 Church Rd, Bethania): 9am

Pastor Peter Laihia

Our Business Directory is now live on our website.

Please click here to access it.

Disclaimer: Information provided in the online directory or advertising pages on this website is intended to provide a guide to businesses, organizations, and resources that support the faith-based community. LORDS or any of its employees neither endorse, warrant, nor guarantee the products or services advertised in the directory or on any website page.  The information provided in each listing on this website is published as obtained from external sources that provide the information.