Our Purpose To provide an authentic Christian education that equips students to be the best that they can and enables them to impact their world. Our Vision is to create an educational community that is being transformed by the Truth of God's Word, nurturing, and equipping each person for life. Our College Values are GROWING spiritually, gifts and talents, knowledge, experience, love. Relationships, displaying resilience and perseverance, God's kingdom, character, identity in Christ for one another, serving our community, respecting our environment.
GBC is a growing school with friendly students, caring staff, and a commitment to developing authentic relationships with our community. We want all students to thrive and reach their God-given potential. To this end, we aim to provide an education that matters, one that challenges, one that encourages, and one that seeks to build into all areas of their lives – spiritual, academic, physical, and social. We believe in Learning that is transformed by Truth.
Do not conform to this world's pattern, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is – his good, pleasing, and perfect will.
GBC students grow in their understanding of their own identity and continually explore their world from a Christian worldview. They also develop critical thinking skills and grow in their knowledge of who God is to them. We believe in giving students more ownership of their Learning and providing many opportunities to serve the College and the local and broader community as they continue to find their place and value. Our College is always open for visits, and I welcome the opportunity to speak to you about how we can partner with you in your child's educational journey.
In 2000, in temporary accommodation, on the grounds of the Kalgoorlie Baptist Church in the center of Kalgoorlie, the College grew steadily until, in due course, the current site was purchased from the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and the first Building was completed. By the time the College opened the new campus in November 2004, the Stage II facilities were already too limited. As a stop-gap-measure, three transportable buildings were added to facilitate the administration center, a library, and a computer center. In Mid 2005, the Stage II building was begun.
