In our latest Leadership Blog, Mrs Jenny Rus (Director of Junior School) shares how research shows that delaying smartphone use can positively impact a child’s wellbeing, supporting healthy growth, connection and development.
As a Maranatha community, we encourage thoughtful, informed decisions that allow our children to grow, develop and enjoy their childhood for as long as possible.
Read more for insights and practical tips for families.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.
71 Maranatha students braved tough conditions at the CSEN Cross Country, showcasing teamwork and determination to secure 1st place overall in Division A.
In our latest Leadership Blog, Mrs Jess De Silva (Head of Middle School) shares powerful stories that remind us every young person responds to challenges in unique ways. Whether it’s learning from a setback, reframing disappointment, or seeking support, resilience takes many forms.
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.
Maranatha hosted the Junior Interschool Chess Tournament at Officer, with 80+ students competing across 7 rounds. Congrats to top scorers Edward, Viaan and Eklayva.
Maranatha Class of 2026 recently celebrated their Year 12 Formal with a fun‑filled evening of connection and lasting memories.
We are so proud of our Years 9 and 10 students who recently represented Maranatha at the CEN Secondary Young Christian Thinkers Symposium at Crossway Baptist Church.
Explore Maranatha Christian School Officer: students serve the Pakenham community through a faith-based baking outreach inspired by Matthew 25:40.
This year, National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) has been meaningfully embraced across our Maranatha school community, as we reflected on the 2026 theme, “All In.”
Our Year 9/10 Maranatha AFL Nines team had an incredible season. Despite a hard-fought match, they went down by just 10 points. We are proud of them for representing the School with pride every step of the way.
We are delighted to share that one of our Maranatha student, Shivansh, will be participating in the upcoming Cardinia Brix Lego Exhibition at the Cardinia Cultural Centre.










