Term 2 is well underway at Byron Community College, and the campus is buzzing with creativity and connection. From hands-on workshops to practical work skills programs, students are already immersed in new experiences and building valuable skills. Coming up, the college will be hosting an in-house welcome lunch — a relaxed gathering designed to bring students together, share a meal, and strengthen our growing community. It’s a chance to connect, meet new faces, and feel part of campus life. Our outreach programs also continue to thrive, delivering work-life skills learning across the community at Fletcher Street Cottage, The Buttery and...

Term 1 2026 courses at Byron Community College are starting soon, offering a range of opportunities to explore, grow, and connect with your Northern Rivers community. At Byron Community College, learning is about more than gaining skills—it’s about curiosity, creativity, and being part of an inclusive space where everyone can thrive. Whether you want to pick up a hobby, try something creative, or build career skills, our Term 1 2026 courses provide practical, hands-on experiences with passionate trainers who care about your success. General courses include  Growing Cut Flowers, Printmaking Intermediate, or Spirits and Cocktails Workshop. Build your career with...

With the year drawing to a close, Byron Community College has been busy with classes, end of year assessments, and community events like the Mullum Christmas Trail and Permablitz. The College continues to deliver outreach programs in the wider community. In partnership with First Sun Employment, it has been running the First Steps Outreach Program in Tweed, supporting First Nations learners to build skills in reading, writing, communication, numeracy, and digital literacy. The program helps learners rebuild confidence and opens pathways into further study. Later this week, Year 10 students from Cape Byron Rudolf Steiner School are visiting, with activities run at...