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At ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ 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…

At ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ Christian School, Co-curricular activities are currently not compulsory, with students having the option to "opt in" to programs that align with their interests and developmental needs. This approach allows families and students to choose activities from a broad range of offerings across sport, academics, performing arts, and outdoor education. The question of making Co-curricular activities compulsory involves balancing several educational philosophies: Individual Development vs.…

At ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ 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 ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ Christian School, we see all programs outside of the main curriculum as co-curricular activities. They're not just extra bits; they actually work hand-in-hand with what students learn in the classroom, strengthening their learning through out-of-class experiences. Here's the lowdown on the two: Co-curricular Activities These are generally held before or after school, though some might happen during school hours. Participation is optional, and usually, there's a payment involved for…

The Difference Between a Bursary and a Scholarship: Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic achievement, talent (such as in sports, music, or leadership), or other notable accomplishments. They are competitive, meaning that applicants usually go through a selection process, and not everyone who applies will receive one. Bursaries, on the other hand, are primarily granted based on demonstrated financial need to assist with education-related expenses. At ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ, a bursary…

Difference between a bursary and a scholarship, as we see it here at ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ: • Scholarships are typically awarded based on achievement, like academic excellence, or outstanding talent in areas such as sport, music, or leadership. They're quite competitive, often involving a selection process where not every applicant will be successful. • Bursaries, on the other hand, are primarily granted based on demonstrated financial need. They are designed to help families cover education-related costs,…

At ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ Christian School, we have made a deliberate decision to offer bursaries rather than scholarships. This approach is deeply rooted in our philosophy that all children are intrinsically valuable, not merely due to their gifts or abilities, as all skills are considered God-given. Our primary aim is to ensure a Christian education remains as accessible as possible to a broad range of Christian families. We acknowledge the significant sacrifices many families undertake to provide their…

First, it's important to understand our School's philosophy regarding financial assistance. Unlike scholarships, which are typically awarded based on academic or talent-based achievements, bursaries are primarily granted based on demonstrated financial need. This approach reflects our belief that all children are valuable due to their Creator, rather than their specific gifts or abilities, and their mission to make a Christian education accessible to as many Christian families as possible. Who…

At ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ Christian School, we prioritise offering bursaries over scholarships. This approach stems from our belief that all children are inherently valuable because they are created in God's image, not because of specific gifts or achievements. Our core philosophy is to make a Christ-centred education accessible to as many Christian families as possible, recognising the sacrifices many make for their child's schooling. Bursaries are specifically designed to help cover education-related costs…