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About

About

Good News Lutheran College aims to provide an educational pathway for each student by focussing on strong Christian values.
The College has grown significantly from a small group of 24 students who commenced in 1997, to its first Year 12s graduating at the end of 2016, and the 1000+ students on campus today.
The College is situated on 20 acres in Tarneit, approximately 30 kms from the Melbourne CBD. Landscaped gardens and recreational spaces surround classrooms and buildings. The College has a gymnasium, chapel and sports ovals, along with new and modern facilities for Technologies, Science and Arts.

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Enrolment

Enrolment

We would love you to consider enrolling your child at Good News Lutheran College.
Review our enrolment procedures and download an enrolment pack to begin your child's Good News journey.

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Learning

Learning

Good News Lutheran College, whilst providing support, encourages students to take responsibility for their own decisions and to form their own attitudes and opinions and personally engage in their educational journey.

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Church Services & Times

ST PHILIPS CHURCH

Service Time	9.30am Sunday Weekly Worship
Where	580 Tarneit Road, Tarneit (College site)
Contact: 0478 894 243

MARTIN LUTHER LUTHERAN CHURCH

Service time	4.00pm Sunday
Where	27 The Broadway, Altona North
Contact: 0478 894 243

CHRIST THE LORD

Service Time	10.00am Sunday (Slovak)
Where	72-74 Point Cook Road, Seabrook
Pastor	Jan Havjar: 9369 5675

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Good News Lutheran College acknowledges that our loving Creator God
first gave the land on which we are placed to the peoples of the First Nations, who have walked and cared for this land since before recorded time. We thank God for the land’s Traditional Custodians and pay our respects to Elders as we travel this journey of reconciliation in Australia.