Pastoral Competition

The ERAH Competition is a program designed for students to deepen their understanding and appreciation of their faith. The competition encourages students to read a book and take an exam at an appointed time. Through this competition, students can gain a deeper understanding of historical and social events and develop important skills such as critical thinking.

The Values Camps are designed to provide Pastoral Care staff and trustees' children with a fun and educational experience. The camps focus on teaching children about the importance of spirituality, as well as providing them with opportunities to engage in activities such as crafts, games, and field trips. These camps are a great opportunity for children to gain a deeper understanding of their values, to make new friends, and to have fun.

The GAP month is a unique opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in teaching English to others. The program involves traveling abroad for one month and teaching English and organising pastoral care activities for local students. This program is a great opportunity for students to gain cross-cultural understanding and to develop their teaching and pastoral care skills.

The Pastoral Care Year 10 Students Presentation Competition is a program designed to help Year 10 students develop their understanding and knowledge of pastoral care and religious topics. The competition encourages students to research a topic of their choice and then give a presentation to a panel of judges. This competition is a great opportunity for students to gain a deeper understanding of their faith and to develop their research and presentation skills.