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 son attended this school from Early Learning Centre to year 12. I knew students who were never rejected, only loved and accepted. It was a safe place for children in their developmental and formative years discovering who they are and what their path was to be. No one was ever expelled nor vilified for their belief. Any bullying or discrimination would be addressed speedily.
I taught as a teacher at St Patrick's College, Launceston as well as at public high schools and the pastoral care for individuals there stood out in comparison. Christian schools are real family orientated communities that seek to do good and look out for each other especially the vulnerable as Jesus has taught us. They also teach social justice and care for the poor in practical ways. This is non-existent in public schools.
My boys moved from public school to KCCS last year and we can see a big difference. Work ethics & godly characteristics, leadership skills are acknowledged and rewarded, while having the support for high standards of academic achievements, eg. commendation slips and morning tea with the Principal. Teachers are approachable and value parents inputs about the children.
Chairo was a good choice for our children. They were taught well by good teachers who cared about them. The atmosphere in the school was positive. It was an environment as free from bullying and intimidation as I could imagine. I taught there for 11 years when the school commenced a secondary section. Chairo was a good school to work at and I enjoyed my interactions with students and their parents as well as my colleagues. It's been an important contributor to the West Gippsland community.
Our society was founded on Judeo Christian principles which are now only taught in Christian schools.
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