Debating
.. is a sport for the mind. It involves team work and plenty of the one thing that many students love – talking!! BSSC has a proud debating tradition – we have reached the state finals and a number of district finals series.
Debating does involve a significant time commitment, but it is an activity that helps students develops their analytical skills and their ability to ‘think on their feet’. It is a challenge for the very best.
Bundamba Post
Bundamba State Secondary College is proud to boast an industry-leading Newspaper Program, with our student-run Bundamba Post.
Founded in 2020 by former College Captain William Hartley, our college's newspaper provides a remarkable opportunity for all students interested in journalism, creative-writing, graphic design and more, to gain real-world experience and advance their skills for the workforce.
A multitude of remarkable individuals have been interviewed for feature articles in the Bundamba Post, from multi-millionaire company director Neil Southwell, to the Honourable Shayne Neumann MP (Member for Blair); both of whom are former BSSC students.
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Bundamba Post Interview with the Hon. Shayne Neumann MP
Our hard-working English department have also overseen many exciting excursions for various external Bundamba Post interviews; including to Government House when interviewing Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeanette Young, Governor of Queensland.
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BSSC Students Kaitlyn Hagar, William Hartley &
Ramon Khwannu with Her Excellency at Government House, Queensland.
Written, designed, and released fortnightly for all students and staff across the College to read; the Bundamba Post provides further innovative projects for students to engage with. Our news video productions allow real-world opportunities for Film, Television and New Media students, in addition to our senior yearbook, which provide outstanding experiences for our future graphic designers, editors, and publishers.
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Bundamba post 2022 Team
Esports Club is held every Wednesday (Juniors 7-9) and Thursday (Seniors 10-12) from 3:00pm to 4:00pm. NOTE-spaces are limited. Esports Club engages students in technologies in a safe and friendly environment. During the time, each student will experience tournament formats and compete for awards and prizes. Studies show the benefits of Esports to include, 1. Increased collaboration and teamwork skills, 2. Increased academic and social engagement, 3. Exploration of STEM concepts and career paths, 4. Improved brain function and capabilities, 5. Improved peer connection. Teachers will supervise to provide a safe and friendly, competitive environment, with games rated G and PG. Hand sanitiser and a cleaned environment will be provided to ensure hygienic safety.
