The Commissioning ceremony was awe-inspiring as the College and local community, including members of the Anglican Diocese of Brisbane, the Anglican Schools Commission, Principals from various Anglican schools within the South-East Queensland region, local councilors, parents, staff, and students gathered to witness this momentous occasion.

In the presence of God and the entire College community, Mr Patrick Innes-Hill vowed to commit himself to the trust and responsibility of leading the College, ensuring that the students, staff, and College Council flourished under his leadership. 

With deep conviction, he promised to devote his time and energy to those placed in his care and to all members of the Coomera Anglican College Community, building, strengthening, and celebrating the spiritual, academic, and extra-curricular life of the College.

It was a touching moment, as Mr Innes-Hill was presented with Symbols of Ministry from College students.

The Early Learning Centre presented a candle to reflect the light of Christ in the lives of members of the College community.
The Junior Secondary Captains presented a College banner as a symbol of the community within which people learn and grow.
The College Captains presented a Cross as a symbol of salvation and God’s grace shown to humanity.
Finally, the SRC Chairperson and Faith Prefects presented a Bible, the Word of God, symbolising the College's spiritual foundation.

As the ceremony unfolded, the air was filled with sounds of the Coomera Anglican College String Orchestra, playing a powerful string performance for the processional and the voices of Bella Voce, rang out in melodic harmony for all guests.