Aims of the School

• Help pupils know and understand God and His ways and respond to Him in obedience, love and service.
  
  
• Help pupils appreciate their uniqueness and worth as individuals created in God's image, and as people personally known and loved by God.
  
  
• Help pupils recognise their responsibility to develop and use their total abilities to the full.
  
  
• Help pupils appreciate the great diversity that exists within the human race and recognise the distinct relations, obligations and opportunities that this diversity creates.
  
  
• Help pupils develop caring, true, and just interpersonal relations, and stimulate them to seek the well-being of our total society.
  
  
• Help pupils develop personal qualities of faithfulness, integrity, industry and godliness in the context of their learning and interpersonal experiences at school
  
  
• Help pupils understand the universe as the creation of God, and encourage them in their exploration and proper use of its resources.
  
  
• Help pupils appreciate the effects of sin and the Fall upon human relations and the creation as a whole, and impress upon them the importance and possibility of renewal through Jesus Christ.
  
  
• Help pupils develop a zest for life, learning and service that will enable them to embark on a lifetime of useful endeavour.