A high priority is given to pastoral care as well as the health and safety of all our school community. Christian values are encouraged through curricula, in relationship building, loving discipline and in the general care of each individual in our community — in the physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual domains. 

Health and welfare, encompassing the mental, physical and emotional well-being of the student, are given the highest priority.

Student Welfare Policies

Our policies are summarised here:

• Balanced teaching programme in all Key Learning Areas. Personal Development, Health and a school Devotional Programme have been developed from K-Yr 6. Anti-bullying strategies and child's self-worth reinforced throughout.
• Balanced whole school Health Hop Programme as well as a comprehensive Sports Programme, including carnivals are provided
• Regular Evacuation and Lock Down Procedure drills
• Regular school socials provide interaction with families and students
• Openness of staff for regular interviews concerning student learning or welfare
• Leadership Training Programme provided for School Leadership Team
• Opportunities to lead and serve others both at school and in the broader community
• School success and service rewarded through weekly assemblies and Principal's Award Programme
• Discipline levels are provided as well as strategies for personal growth
• Regular assessment for all students. Individual Home/school programmes provided
• Screening of all staff, parents and volunteer workers