Regular worship once a week, in House groups, is part of the weekly routine for every student right through their schooling. Year 12's provide leadership in chapel services and assemblies in the Senior School. Christian Education classes are also part of ever student's week. Material is chosen which conveys Biblical stories, as well as issues which are raised by students in their own lives. In recent times, the work of Dr Peter Vardy has influenced the shape of this program.
Spiritual growth is as important to a balanced life as academic or physical growth.
Based on a Christian world view, we view each individual as unique, with something special to contribute to this world. Where appropriate, students are encouraged to make their own statement of faith in Baptism or Confirmation, and to share in small groups for fellowship and issues such as Social Justice. As a school, we encourage students to be involved in doorknocks for charity, the 40 hour famine for World Vision and the work of Amnesty International, amongst a host of other causes. In Year 10, all students are expected to attend a placement for an intensive week of Social Service, to aged, disabled, or disadvantaged people in other welfare settings.