Macarthur Adventist College

Three schools. One camp. Countless smiles.
 
Our Year 10 students are currently enjoying an incredible week at Narromine Camp alongside students from Narromine Christian School and Hilliard Christian School.
 
One of the highlights so far is seeing our students spend time reading with the younger students at Narromine Christian School. From shared stories to shared laughter, these simple moments are creating meaningful connections and demonstrating leadership through service.
 
 Building friendships. Sharing experiences. Making memories.
 
“Encourage one another and build each other up.” – 1 Thessalonians 5:11
 
Stay tuned for more camp highlights throughout the week!
 

A Night of Culture, Connection & Community
 
We are excited to invite you all to our upcoming Multicultural Night on Sunday 28 June 2026 at Macarthur Adventist College. 
 
This special event is a celebration of culture, community, and connection, while raising funds to support our school’s mission trip to Samoa.

The afternoon will begin with international food stalls from 2:00pm to 5:00pm, followed by live music and student entertainment. The evening will conclude with vibrant cultural performances from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. 
 
Tickets MUST be purchased online via the ticket link provided. Please note that tickets will not be available for purchase at the school reception.

Link in bio or go to https://events.humanitix.com/mac-multicultural-night-2026

We encourage all families to come together for what promises to be a wonderful evening of culture, unity, and celebration.

Shine Bright for Miss Stewart – M***i Day 💛 

Dear Parents and Carers, 

As part of the Sydney Adventist Schools community, we are coming together to support Miss Stewart, a much-loved teacher from Hurstville Adventist School, who was recently involved in a serious shark attack.

While some of you may not know Miss Stewart personally, she is a valued member of our wider school family. During this difficult time, we would like to show our care, compassion and support to her and her family. 

Next Friday, we will be holding a “Shine Bright for Miss Stewart” m***i day. Students are invited to wear bright colours or yellow, reflecting her love for sunshine and vibrant colours.  Students are asked to bring a gold coin donation, with all proceeds going towards supporting Miss Stewart and her family. 
 
We are grateful to stand together as a community, modelling to our students the importance of kindness, generosity and lifting others up in times of need. 

Thank you for your support.

We are excited to invite you all to our upcoming Multicultural Night on Sunday 28 June 2026 at Macarthur Adventist College. This special event is a celebration of culture, community, and connection, while raising funds to support our school’s mission trip to Samoa.

Book your tickets online only!!!

Ticket Options:
VVIP Seating – $150 (includes VIP parking, VIP entry, food and drink voucher, and VIP seating – strictly limited)
VIP Seating – $50
Middle Seating – $20
General Entry – $5

https://events.humanitix.com/mac-multicultural-night-2026

It'll be a wonderful evening of culture, unity, and celebration.

MAC Multicultural Night 2026 Join Macarthur Adventist College for a vibrant Multicultural Night, celebrating culture, community, and connection!

Hope in the Heart of the City
This morning at 6:30am, 1,800 people gathered at the Convention Centre to pray.
Our students and staff from Macarthur Adventist College joined Hills Adventist College, Mountain View Adventist College, and Wahroonga Adventist School, standing side by side as part of something bigger than themselves.
Guest speaker Tim Kirk left us with a clear challenge:
Start with a genuinely excellent offering.
Carry a vision that believes it can make a difference.
And develop the capacity to communicate that enthusiasm so others catch it.

Our Year 12 Studies of Religion I students spent the day in Auburn as part of their HSC depth study of Islam, and it was a truly meaningful experience. They visited the Gallipoli Mosque, where they learned about Islamic beliefs, practices, and the important role the mosque plays in community life.

The day continued at ISRA with engaging workshops connected directly to their HSC studies, including learning about Aisha as a significant person in Islam and exploring contemporary ethical issues.

It was wonderful to see our students approach the day with curiosity, respect, and thoughtful questions, making real connections between what they learn in the classroom and lived faith. Thank you to the teams at Gallipoli Mosque and ISRA for their warm hospitality, and we commend our Year 12 students for the maturity, respect, and enthusiasm they displayed throughout the day.

Year 8 Geography Excursion – Manly Dam State Park
As part of their Stage 4 Geography unit, Water in the World, our Year 8 students recently participated in a fieldwork excursion to Manly Dam State Park. The excursion provided students with an invaluable opportunity to explore the relationships between natural landscapes, catchments, and ecosystems in a real-world setting.
Throughout the day, students investigated how the physical features of the landscape influence water movement through the catchment and examined the important role waterways play in supporting local flora and fauna. By observing the environment firsthand, students gained a deeper understanding of how natural processes shape ecosystems and the significance of protecting our water resources.

The HSIE Department commends the Year 8 students for the outstanding manner in which they represented our school throughout the excursion. Students demonstrated respect for God's creation by caring for the natural environment, following instructions responsibly, and engaging thoughtfully with the fieldwork activities. Their positive attitudes, willingness to learn, and enthusiasm for exploring the catchment and its ecosystems were evident throughout the day. It was encouraging to see students embrace the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the world around them while showing kindness, cooperation, and respect towards their peers, staff, and the environment. We are grateful for the way our students reflected the values of our school community and approached the day with curiosity, gratitude, and a servant-hearted spirit.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to Mr King, Mr Kumar, Miss Iva, and Miss Nair for their assistance throughout the day. Their support, kindness, and encouragement contributed greatly to the success of the excursion and helped ensure a positive and engaging learning experience for all students.
The HSIE Department commends the Year 8 students for the way they represented the school and for their enthusiastic participation throughout the excursion. Their positive attitude, engagement in fieldwork activities, and willingness to deepen their understanding of geographical concepts made the day a rewarding and successful learning experience.