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Encourage students to value and appreciate the
benefits of a lifelong commitment to learning |
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Assist each student in achieving his or her full
spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional and
social potential |
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Provide a curriculum that teaches students to
think as a Christian and develop a Biblical world-view
against which life's issues can be judged |
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Provide an environment where every student is
encouraged to come to a saving knowledge of the
Lord Jesus Christ |
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Guide students in growing towards Christian maturity
and instil in them the principles of Christian living |
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Promote self-discipline through goal setting,
responsibility and self-motivation |
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Assist in personal development, giving emphasis
to those characteristics that are important for
meaningful relationships and successful socialisation |
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Emphasise the unique nature of each child as a
creation of God |
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Develop an understanding of our relationship with
our fellow human beings, and an appreciation of
the individual student's place in the eternal purpose
and plan of God |
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Provide a range of educational experiences and
training, allowing each student to discover, develop
and balance their personal gifting with their academic
learning |
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Provide students with access to current technology |
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Create opportunities for the involvement of parents
and community members in the academic program |
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Integrate local community and career related experiences
into the curriculum of our secondary students |
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Teach basic principles of leadership, the dynamics
of interpersonal relationships, and the Biblical
standards required of a Christian leader |
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Impart analytical and problem solving skills to
each student that can be applied across a range
of learning and life experiences |
