Maranatha Association Members came together for their annual dinner. The highlight of the evening was a presentation by Maranatha parent, author and speaker Dr Chris Watkin, whose insights prompted meaningful conversations around technology, faith and the enduring purpose of Christian schooling.
Year 5 students have achieved outstanding results in the recent Oz Rocks competition, a national times tables challenge run by the Times Tables Rock Stars platform.
Across our Maranatha campuses this week, students will be exploring the many aspects of wellbeing through a range of fun activities.
Maranatha celebrated Father’s Day with a special Breakfast, bringing together dads, grandfathers, and father figures with students for a morning of connection, conversation, and fun and our Officer campus.
Maranatha Junior School Arts Night showcased the musical learning of students from ELC to Year 6, featuring worship performances and accompaniment by the talented student Super Band.
Discover how a hands-on Biology experience helped our Year 11 Science students connect classroom learning with real-world applications at Casey Tech.
What should families expect from Christian education in the early years? Discover how Maranatha nurtures faith, character, belonging, curiosity and resilience through a Christ-centred approach to learning.
Maranatha students had a wonderful day of music, growth and achievement at the Monash Youth Music Festival Choral Competition
Featuring performances from Maranatha students across ELC to Year 6, this year’s theme, “Be Courageous: A Light in the Darkness,” promises to be a brilliant evening celebrating creativity, confidence and the gifts God has given each of our students.
In our latest Maranatha Leadership Blog, Mrs Kelly North, Head of Junior reflects on the difference between rescuing and empowering our children, and why resilience, confidence and wisdom are often built through everyday challenges.At Maranatha, we partner with families to help students recognise and develop their God-given strengths. By intentionally affirming these qualities, we equip our young people with the confidence to face challenges and use their gifts to serve others.
