Yaamba Road campus now consists of Year 7's to 9's, and the Main Street campus consisting of Year 10's to 12's. Campus Emmaus College operates on two sites. Years 7 – 9 have most of their classes on Yaamba road, which has 18 regular classrooms; 24 special-use classrooms (including science rooms, manual arts rooms, performing arts rooms, computer rooms and kitchens); a library; a large oval consisting of four football fields; a pool and a large multi-purpose hall. The other site, on Main Street, mostly for Years 10 – 12, has 11 regular classrooms; 18 special-use classrooms (consisting of the same); a large library and an auditorium. At lunch times, students are confined to their respective campus except in special circumstances, additionally, year 7's, 8's and 9's must eat in separate areas within the Yaamba road campus, although they can move around after eating. However, on Main Street campus the students are free to mingle with other grades in the same areas. The division of one school into two campuses allows for the provision of a style of education and a way of dealing with students which best suits their development stages. Extracurricular activities Emmaus has a large number of rugby union, rugby league, and netball teams, as well as many other sports, such as hockey, futsal, and gymkhana. The usual name for the school's teams is 'The Flame'. Each year since 1984, the school has produced a musical stage show, with three showings at the local Pilbeam Theatre. In 2007, the production was Annie Get Your Gun Grease was Emmaus' biggest show production, breaking the box office record at the Pilbeam Theatre, with most of the shows sold out. Achievements and awards The school's "1st XIII" Rugby League team came 2nd at The 1998 Confraternity Shield, beaten by St Mary's College Toowoomba. In 2001, the team produced a top four finish at The Confraternity Shield. In 2007 the 1st XIII Rugby league team felt, although unlucky, very accomplished to finish 5th at the Confraternity Shield, the best finish at the competition for the school since 2001. In both 2004 and 2005, the school's concert and jazz band placed first and third respectively in the queensland high schools music comp. Notable alumni Christine Anu – Singer Neale Wyatt - Former Brisbane Broncos and Toowoomba Clydesdales player 2002-2005. Darren Fritz – Rugby League Player for the Canberra Raiders, Illawarra Steelers, North