Brandon Bull is the Junior Sports Coordinator at LORDS.  He is an avid sports enthusiast who loves participating in activities such as surfing, running, and swimming to keep himself fit and healthy. Coming from Canada, growing up, his sport of choice was ice hockey, which he played at a high level. He has accomplished many goals throughout his years at LORDS, including working with a group of young men to complete the 48 km Kokoda event twice. 

Physical activity and sports have been proven to have many benefits for overall health, including improving physical and mental well-being, promoting social interaction, and reducing stress. It is a known fact that sporting participation helps shape character and improve academic performance. He is committed to making this his goal as he aims to help students in their physical literacy journey.

In Junior School, we offer a range of sporting activities for students to get involved in. Our inter-school sports programs allow students to represent the school in various sports and compete against other schools. 

We also offer Year 5/6 students a Beach Safety Program through Surf Life Saving Queensland in Term 1, and Year 6 students participate in Surfing in Term 4. Our Co-curricular signature sports program includes Touch Football, Running Club, Futsal, Netball, and Kokoda which allows students to further develop their skills in their chosen sports.

Ms. Kate Nankivell is the Secondary School Sports Coordinator. She a dedicated educator and passionate advocate for health and fitness. Growing up in regional NSW, her love for physical activity was nurtured by her parents' support for her interests. A keen field hockey player, she retired early due to three ACL ruptures, but this challenge has only strengthened her commitment to an active lifestyle. She is now a devoted gym enthusiast who has recently embraced running and has several fun runs on her calendar. Additionally, Ms. Nankivell enjoys swimming, cycling, and learning to play golf.

Her happy place is the beach, where she loves to run and swim, often enjoying an acai bowl afterward. A fan of rugby and a kindness campaigner, she is also a car lover and travel enthusiast. Ms. Nankivell is committed to providing a diverse sports program for Year 7-12 students, ensuring every student can access and enjoy physical activity. She emphasises competition etiquette, respect, and fair play, fostering camaraderie and a positive culture. Ultimately, she hopes each student will discover a lifelong passion for health and fitness, inspiring and nurturing them to embark on their own journeys toward personal growth.

In the Secondary School, we offer a range of sporting activities. Our inter-school sports program allows students to represent the school in various competitions, as we are a member of the Association of Gold Coast Colleges (AGCC) and the South Coast Pacific District.

Our co-curricular program includes signature sports such as Futsal, Netball, and Kokoda, as well as Touch Football and Basketball. We also offer a Running Club and Rugby 7s, with Track and Field set to be added in 2025.