For the good of the community.

The Presbyterian and Methodist Schools Association (PMSA) is an independent joint activity of the Uniting and Presbyterian Churches that promotes Christianity through its involvement in education. The PMSA is a not for profit organization that currently owns and operates four independent schools (Brisbane Boys’ College, Somerville House, Clayfield College and Sunshine Coast Grammar School). It is also involved in the Moreton Bay Boys College in a joint venture with the Moreton Bay College.
Mission

The Association, comprising members of the Presbyterian Church and the Uniting Church carries the responsibility for the management and policy making for the Brisbane Boys’ College, Clayfield College, Somerville House and Sunshine Coast Grammar School schools and is the Christian Church engaged in education in the independent schools environment.

The reason for the Association’s existence is the desire of its members to express the concern of the church towards the students in the schools and the community in which they will take their place.
Agreement with China Red Cross Society Beijing Bacui Bilingual School
PMSA has entered into an agreement with the China Red Cross Society Beijing Bacui Bilingual School to deliver English courses. The program starts in September 2005 with the first intake of students.
Brisbane Boys' College is a day and boarding school catering for boys in Years 4 to 12, and has been preparing students for the challenges of adult life since 1902.
In an age of expanding technology and changing directions, Clayfield College offers a comprehensive, christian-based education based on individual care and attention.
Somerville House is an Independent, Uniting & Presbyterian, Boarding & Day School, catering and caring for Prep to Year 12.
Directed by the PMSA.
Sunshine Coast Grammar School is a co-ed day school catering for Prep to Year 12, and is located at Forest Glen on the Sunshine Coast.
Moreton Bay Boys College located at Manly, an eastern suburb of Brisbane, is a day school catering for boys from Prep to Year 5 in 2005.
BBC's Southern Skies is in deep preparation
The BBC's Southern Skies is deep in preparation for their international student sporting tournament being held in July 2005. This event attracts 1800 participating senior school students from QLD, Australian states, New Zealand, South East Asia, South Africa and as far away as Ireland.