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Christian Education at Claremont College

At Claremont College, our aim is not simply to teach students about the Christian faith, but to nurture young people of character, compassion and purpose who are equipped to make a positive difference in the lives of others.

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MISSION – Inspire for Life

At Claremont College, we are committed to inspiring every student to grow in character, purpose and lifelong learning. As a Christian school, we seek to help students develop an understanding of the Christian faith and the values that shape our community. We encourage students to live with integrity, compassion and a heart for serving others, providing a strong foundation for the choices they make throughout their lives.

VISION – Impact That Matters

Our vision is to create a Christian learning community where every student is known, valued and encouraged to flourish. Through authentic relationships, outstanding education, and genuine care, we aim to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of our students and families. We aspire to equip young people with the confidence, character and sense of purpose to make a meaningful contribution to their communities and the world.

VALUES – Collaboration | Innovation | Compassion

Our Christian faith underpins everything we do. Guided by the example of Jesus, we strive to foster a culture where collaboration, innovation and compassion are lived out every day. We value strong relationships, a commitment to excellence, and a learning environment where every individual is encouraged to grow, contribute and thrive.

Faith in Action

Students have regular opportunities to explore the Christian faith in engaging and age-appropriate ways. Each week, they gather for Chapel, where they enjoy Bible stories, songs, prayer and music led by our student Chapel Band. Weekly Scripture classes provide opportunities for students to learn from the Bible through storytelling, discussion, and role-play, while exploring how Christian values such as kindness, respect, forgiveness, and compassion can be lived out in everyday life. Students can also deepen their faith and friendships by participating in a range of voluntary clubs, including CRU, JaM, and the Stage 3 Bible Study Breakfast Group, fostering a strong sense of belonging, service, and community.

Why This Matters

At Claremont College, our aim is not simply to teach students about the Christian faith, but to nurture young people of character, compassion and purpose who are equipped to make a positive difference in the lives of others.