Christian schools are wonderful faith-filled communities, where children are cared for and thrive.
Activists are working tirelessly to misrepresent Christian schools and stop them from influencing the next generation for Christ.
They will not stop. They oppose biblical truth.
People like you who are, or have been, the beneficiaries of Christian schooling should speak up now to defend Christian schools. If you don’t, the mission of Christian schools could be thwarted. They may even be shut down.
You have the right to choose an education for your child that reflects your Christian beliefs. This is a key part of the right to freedom of religion that is enshrined in international law.
If you, your child, or grandchild has had a positive experience at a Christian school – recently or in the past – please share a few words to say so.
Thank you for standing up for our Christian schools!
Authorised by M. Pearse, Australian Christian Lobby, 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
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My daughter love teachers and school children because there was an atmosphere of anti-bullying and love. No discrimination, they all see each other as one. There is a culture of love between pupils and teachers. There is a loving and disciplined atmosphere in the school. It is a good place for children and family.
As a primary aged student, I had a fantastic experience at a small, Christian school and am planning to do the same for my children who start school next year.
My son received an excellent education and Christians values at Broughton.
Students have often said that there is no bullying, that they feel safe and that they love their teachers. Christian teachers go above and beyond for their students (as Christ has taught believers to show acts of kindness, goodness, faithfulness, patience etc.). A Christian school also gives students an opportunity to express their faith in a positive manner and to not get treated differently/ bullied for their faith. Christian schools are an excellent way for students to not only grow intellectually, mentally and physically.
My daughter went to All Hallows, Brisbane, and she was quite proud of it. My grandson goes to Marist College, Ashgrove. He loves getting up in the morning, putting his tie and uniform on, and going to school.
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