Within our Secondary School, the vertical Home Group pastoral care system plays a crucial role, encompassing and nurturing the wellbeing of every student by fostering their spiritual, emotional, social and academic development.

The pastoral care of each student is nurtured through our signature Find Your North Wellbeing framework, House membership, and vertical Home Group structures that strengthen student wellbeing at TLC. When students enrol at TLC, there is a saying, 鈥淲hich House Will Choose You?鈥�, students then have a home away from home while at the College.

Meet our Heads of House:

Kittabilla House

Kittabilla is a regal and powerful lion named Scar. Scar is surrounded by the light emanating from the centre of our crest. In addition to the intense features and the light that surrounds the mane, a battle scar is etched onto Scar鈥檚 eye to represent the challenges that are thrown our way, which makes a person (or lion) stronger. 鈥淲E ARE THE MANE EVENT鈥�

Kumbarchu House

Kumbarchu鈥檚 mascot is a highly ferocious bear named Kumba. Despite his fierce appearance with red eyes and a formidable presence, Kumba is actually a gentle, tree-hugging mammal at heart. Kumba wears the hoop pine from our crest around his neck. 鈥淕RIT AND TEAR, BEWARE THE BEAR鈥�

Nyani House

Our Nyani mascot as an owl named Vulcan who has a very intense stare and flames emerging from their neck feathers. With piercing eyes and blazing red flames, Vulcan absolutely represents our desire for learning and growth. 鈥淚N THE HEART OF THE FIRE鈥�

Tabbil House

Our Tabbil mascot is a manta ray named Morty. Morty is a truly mesmerising sea creature. As one of the ocean鈥檚 most fascinating and majestic beings, Morty represents the beauty and wonder of life. 鈥淪WIFT AS THE TIDE, STRONG AS THE SEA鈥�