All Hallows' School Statement on Faith Education Commitment on the part of parents to the religious and faith education of their children is necessary for enrolment.
All students take part in religious education classes, and liturgical and non-liturgical prayer.
Study of Religion is allocated at least equal time in the time-table with those subjects generally considered academic. As a Catholic school, All Hallows' is committed to the Study of Religion as a way of providing a vision of reality that is enriched by the interaction of both a religious and an educational standpoint, thus contributing to the total development of the human person, including the valuing of interdependence, the aesthetic, self transcendence and wisdom. It works towards an educational standpoint, by providing a critical dimension which prevents the religious from being reduced to institutionalism, fanaticism and fundamentalism. The educational study of religion is seen as nurturing faith through understanding, and as providing an intellectual basis for the adolescent search for meaning, within the context of the Catholic tradition. The majority of students profess the Catholic religion, and learning experiences are meant to facilitate their understanding of, and commitment to, their own tradition.