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At ̽»¨Ô¼ÅÚ Christian School, we are unapologetically Christ-centred and biblically grounded, yet we welcome students and families who present differences into our community. We seek the common good of the school community while also serving the interests of each one. Displaying Strong Character Development Many non-Christian parents are drawn to the strong character and values evident in our students—love, kindness, humility, and resilience. These aren’t just taught; they’re lived out daily…

At ̽»¨Ô¼ÅÚ Christian School, we view each child as an "image bearer of God, uniquely crafted and made with different skills," with the purpose of bringing Him glory. Recognising that students have diverse gifts, strengths, and learning styles, we offer a broad range of Co-curricular Activities to complement the standard NSW curriculum we teach. Co-curricular activities extend and engage our students beyond the classroom setting, allowing them to develop their God-given gifts and talents in a…

It often feels like just yesterday you were teaching them to walk, and suddenly, you’re navigating the complex world of school open days and enrollment forms. We know that choosing a school is about more than just facilities or ATAR results; it’s about finding a community where your child will truly belong. To help you start that journey, we’ve gathered 20 private schools in Sydney that offer distinct approaches to education from faith-based to secular, and traditional to progressive. Please…

When you choose a Christian school for your child, you aren't just selecting an education; you are joining a mission. In Australia, the vast majority of Christian schools operate as not-for-profit organizations. This means the school exists solely for the benefit of its students and the community, rather than to generate wealth for owners or shareholders. While "private school" can sometimes sound like a business term, the reality is far more meaningful: these schools are registered charities…

When we talk about choosing the right environment for our children, we often find ourselves navigating a sea of terms like "private," "independent," or "non-government." At the heart of this conversation is a desire every parent shares: to find a place where their child is truly known and supported. While these terms are often used to mean the same thing, understanding the "Independent" framework helps us appreciate the beautiful freedom we have to shape an education that aligns with our…