Request a Free School Tour on DVD from the website. Explore the extensive blogsite and arrange a tour to take a closer look. Covenant Christian School was founded by, and for, Christian parents in 1978. Set in an attractive and peaceful setting, Covenant offers a bible-based and academically challenging environment. The school has a diverse multicultural population from Preschool to Year 12. With 800 students, the school enjoys the benefits of large school facilities yet with a small school sense of strong community. A minimum of 85 per cent of families are active Christians. The school community represents 120 churches.

Facilities: Two libraries, four networked computer labs with internet access, Science labs, specialist rooms for Art, Music and Technology subjects, Food Technology, Hospitality, two fully-equipped commercial kitchens. There is also a multi-purpose hall with a fully sprung floor for gymnastics, fully-equipped staging, sound and lighting, an equipped drama room, playing fields, and multi-purpose playing courts.

Electives: Covenant offers students an extensive and changing range of choices including many extension courses. These also attract students from local schools. Electives include English (Standard, Advanced, Extensions 1 and 2), Mathematics (General, Extensions 1 and 2), Modern History, Ancient History, Industrial Tech, Music, PD/Health/PE, Chemistry, Economics, Visual Arts, Physics, Business Studies, Biology, Design and Technology (Textiles), Design and Technology (Wood), German Beginners and Continuers, French, Software Design and Development, Information Processing, Drama, Legal Studies, Exploring Early Childhood, Hospitality (VET). A number of subjects may be taken through The Open High School and distance education. TAFE-delivered VET courses are also available.

Sport: To assist parents all compulsory sport is timetabled in normal school hours. Sports include soccer, basketball, netball, baseball, cricket, rugby and indoor versions of some of these sports. Students have the opportunity to compete for the school at various levels. Elective sports may include fencing, tennis, surfing, gymnastics, aerobics, dance, windsurfing and indoor rock climbing.

Extracurricular activities: Bands, chess, choirs, drama productions, debating, public speaking competitions, music,
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, music productions, science enrichment.

Welfare and personal development: Peer support, Student Representative Council, pastoral care, life studies course, work experience, careers guidance, community service. Uniform is compulsory. Discipline is mainly through positive reinforcement and detention, though in exceptional cases suspension may be employed.

Special features: A challenging extension and enrichment program for gifted and talented students is provided and the Education Support department provides support for those with some learning difficulties.

Blogsite: www.ourcovenant.com.au