At the heart of all that we do at Temple Christian College lies a deep commitment to create more than just an educational facility. Our passion is to foster the development of a community whereby all students feel welcomed and encouraged to learn and grow into their full potential.
Investing into the school’s facilities is an area of great importance and every year we make it our mission to build, rejuvenate and repurpose areas of need to ensure that all practical facilities (both indoor and outdoor) are fully supported.
Support the Temple Christian College Building Fund
As each new school year begins, we are reminded of the critical impact that our volunatary Building Fund has to provide the necessary funding to service our current projects.
We are sincerely appreciative to our Temple Christian College community for your ongoing support through a financial donation to the annual Building Fund and thank you for your contribution to our 2026 developments.
Payment Options
Online via Banking:
Click the Donate Now Link
Select BUILDING FUND DONATIONS Payment option
Click Next at the bottom of the page and follow the prompts
Online via Parent Lounge
Click to access the Parent Lounge Orbit App
All families with students attending Temple Christian College can make a voluntary tax-deductible Building Fund donation through the school fee payments via the Parent Lounge login. Instructions are communicated via email.
Via Phone
Call our reception on 8405 0900 during school hours
In Person
Visit our Administration Office (James Congdon Drive entry) during school hours
Investing Into Your Child's Future
At Temple Christian College we believe that it’s not about equal giving but rather equal sacrifice as together we all invest into the future of our children accordingly.
We are always amazed at how God has continued to provide for these facilities at our Mile End Campus.
Your generous support and donations through the Temple Christian College Building Fund has enabled us to seek additional external assistance through capital grants and government funding to complete some major building projects that greatly impact the lives of our students.
Mezzanine Music Room
- Completed within the Plaza area
- Building Cost – approximately $600 K
- Funded completely by Temple Christian College
- Expanding our Creative Arts facilities in the area of music
Major Land Development
- Property at No 12 Henley Beach Road currently nestled between the West wing and Studio 14
- Commencing 2026
- Estimate building cost – around $7.7m
- Funded by Temple Christian College (Seeking capital grant support of $1m)
- Expanding the schools physical footprint with additional internal and external facilities
CELEBRATING DEVELOPMENTS
Featured below is a collection of photos and information showcasing some of the exciting major projects and re-developments that have been enabled by the continued financial support of our Temple Community, some of which are still being funded by continuing donations.
2025 – Wellbeing Hub
Renovated and re-purposed in time for the start of the 2025 school year, the new purpose-built Wellbeing Hub (opposite the Uniform Shop) provides a welcomed support base to our ever-expanding Wellbeing Team.
Featuring wall to ceiling glass petition walls with privacy frosting, this new area includes a bright and welcoming entrance, several defined counselling offices and dedicated meeting room. All of which help to provide a calm and comfortable place in which to see students equipped and empowered to deal with life’s challenges.
2024 – COLA & Design, Technology & Engineering Learning Areas
The official opening celebration during the Thanksgiving Chapel Service held in September 2024 marked the exciting completion of yet another major development project for the Mile End Campus.
Featuring the construction of an extensive Covered Outdoor Learning Area (COLA) along with the refurbishment of the Design, Technology and Engineering Learning areas, this expansive development provides all students with additional specialist facilities in the areas of Sport and Physical Education, Design, Technology and Engineering.
Providing an all-year-round protected teaching and learning area, the COLA features a fully covered, full-size basketball court with a rubber floor with upgraded sports equipment which can easily be divided into two learning spaces with a dividing curtain.
This all-weather facility enhancing students educational experience in sports and physical education, promoting holistic development and fostering a lifelong love for physical activity through recess and lunchtime, Inter-House and staff-student activities, including basketball, netball and volleyball.
The new digital technologies and engineering workshop at Temple encourages enhanced student learning experiences and active engagement. Through excellent hands-on projects and practical applications with digital technologies and engineering equipment such as the laser cutter, Lego Mindstorms, 3D and resin printers, and soldering irons, students learn to understand abstract concepts by applying them to real-world scenarios.
Encouraged to learn through experimentation, trial and error, and reflection students learn critical thinking and problem-solving skills by working on technology-driven projects that prepare them for further studies and careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
2023 – Studio 14
The redevelopment of the commercial property situated at No 14 Henley Beach Road expands Temple Christian College Mile End Campus teaching and learning footprint with a dedicated Food and Hospitality, Fashion and Art Studio, known as Studio 14.
Bosting highly visual and practical facilities this space fosters active collaboration between faculty and provides students with a wealth of experience within proximity.
Studio 14 includes two Art Rooms, a Textile room, a Tutorial room, and breakout spaces, as well as two Kitchens, one with a cool room, a freezer room, storerooms, an Outdoor Studio, an Alfresco space, and staff offices.
This exciting facility provides students with an enriched educational experience that enhances cultural and social awareness, builds confidence, and encourages community engagement. By integrating Food & Hospitality, Visual Art & Design, and Textiles, Temple Christian College nurtures students' creativity, practical skills, and personal growth, preparing them for a successful and fulfilling future, whether directly involved in these industries or beyond.
2021 – Diverse Learning Hub
At Temple Christian College our Diverse Learning Team work together to provide equitable opportunities for all learner in an inclusive environment. Comprising of teachers and educational support officers, the team work closely with school leadership to support students’ academic and social endeavours.
Located within the upper level of the central school building, the newly refurbished Diverse Learning area provides purpose-built facilities for one to one and small group support. This bright and spacious, glass enclosed; facility looks directly down to the central Shed space, providing students with an additional sense of belonging.
2020 – Student Entrance
Available from the start of Term 3 in 2020, the NEW enclosed student entrance featured adjacent to the Henley Beach Road drop off and pick up zone at the Mile End Campus, provides an all-weather, glass enclosed security student entrance.
2018 - Media Hub
Providing visual connectivity and a practical extension to the Student Larning Hub, the Tech Hub (opened in 2018) located within the lower ground floor, provides a specialised functional teaching and learning area for the Visual Arts and Technology.
Featurng controlled acoustics and lighting and outfitted with the latest in visual and audio technology this media and tech hub enables students to gain valuable and hands-on experience with digital media and audio-visual platforms. Fostering videography and audio production skills, relevant to both industry changes and student interests.
2017 - Student Learning Hub SLH
The state-of-the-art Student Learning Hub, (opened June 2017) is the perfect example of how an existing space can be effectively repurposed to add greater educational and learning flexibility to students across all year levels.
Incorporating a dedicated senior study with kitchen facilities, fiction and nonfiction library, collaborative study areas and smaller break out zones across a number of levels, the Student Learning Hub provides all students with spacious, custom-built functional study options outside of classroom activities.
