Immanuel Lutheran College

Both my children love attending ILC. It's a wonderful school with teachers who really care.

Our son has been at ILC since Grade 3 and is graduating this Year. With amazing teachers to help us get our child's personality back after having a horrible time at his previous school with bullying and being punished for standing up for himself. From then on the path was amazing to watch. Some teachers saw his strength in certain areas and gave him the opportunity to grow. High School got even better with him having nothing bad to say about any of his teachers. The mutual respect for each other is great. Facilities are good but unfortunately the school is growing rapidly, we favor smaller sized school. Can highly recommend ILC. Happy student that enjoys going to school, what more do you want as a Parent?

As a start up school it's teaching staff was below standard and not fit to teach. Now with time and technology it has improved, though it wasted a lot of students time getting there.

The School's pretty trash overall, the music resources and equipment are ancient and broken, not a single penny of our extremely expensive school fees is put into their maintenance, the education is worse than a state school, my mate in Bundaberg State High receives a much better education. Wouldn't even give it a star, but I had no choice.

i hate assignments so much... all they expect you to do is go home after a hard day of work and waste on more work... this is a joke

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Immanuel is horrible the management team is horrible it should be a public school that instead of you paying to go there they should pay for your attendance fights are regular and when they happen there is no consequences to the students involved they spend most of there money on building new buildings instead of remodelling or at least fixing the old ones instead they waste their money on unneeded buildings if you are a parent reading this and you want to send your kids here please reconsider there are some amazing schools on the Sunshine Coast but this isn’t one of them

Utterly appalling school, I attended here for 3 years in the high school in which I was bullied severely and targeted by the same fellow student. I reported the student to my teachers and principal on 4 separate occasions, one time of which I was told by a teacher you're too soft

Inspiring messages to grow your faith and opportunities to make new friends . Great music !

My Three Boys have been at Immanuel for over a year now and they all love it . I'm very happy I choose this school as each child gets to shine in there own individual way.