Australian Christian College (ACC) Moreton is celebrating its strongest academic results to date, outperforming the Queensland state average in 19 out of 20 NAPLAN domains in 2025.
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NAPLAN, the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy, is a nationwide test used to measure student progress in key academic skills across Australia. This achievement marks a remarkable turnaround for the Caboolture-based school, which has experienced consistent growth under the leadership of Principal Darren Lawson.
The results highlight a steady and deliberate shift in academic performance across all year levels tested. Students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 excelled in key areas of reading, writing, spelling, grammar and numeracy—surpassing state averages in nearly every domain.
Just three years ago, in 2022, ACC Moreton recorded above-average performance in as few as zero to three domains. The transformation since then has been significant, with the school’s academic outcomes improving year-on-year to reach this latest milestone.
Principal Darren Lawson’s leadership is credited as a key driver of the improvement. Through a clear vision and a focus on academic excellence, the school has been able to lift its educational outcomes and create a positive learning culture.
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The academic success mirrors the school’s wider growth. Over the past five years, enrolments have surged by 94 per cent, reflecting strong community confidence in ACC Moreton’s direction and values. Building on this momentum, the school plans to open a new pre-school in the coming year to support early learning and extend its education offering.
As ACC Moreton marks this milestone, it continues to defy expectations, not just improving results, but building a thriving, future-focused school community.
Published 31-July-2025
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