ANZAC Services across both campuses brought our community together to honour service, share personal stories of war and reflect on hope, faith and remembrance.
Year 6 students at Maranatha brought civics to life through a recent Parliament incursion, exploring leadership, democracy and active citizenship in preparation for their upcoming Canberra Camp.
Congratulations to Maranatha Christian School Year 12 student Eliza Stewart, whose artwork Carried by Courage was featured in the Emergent 2025 Graduate Exhibition at Bunjil Place.
In this leadership blog, Maranatha Christian School’s Principal Bill Jackson explores biblical courage, drawing on Joshua 1:9 to encourage faith‑filled obedience, inward character and outward witness.
Maranatha Christian School celebrated Easter across Junior and Secondary Schools through worship services, learning and community celebration to wrap up Term 1.
Congratulations to all students who competed in the Casey North Division Swimming Championships on Wednesday 1st April.
As a Christian school, we see education as more than academics. It is an invitation into learning, character, relationships, resilience and faith.
In our latest Leadership article by Mrs Jenny Rus, Head of Junior school, she invites parents to partner with us by trusting and supporting the work of our staff and reinforcing shared values at home. When school and home work together, children experience consistency, confidence and care.
Love Easter is a local service project at Maranatha Christian School Officer, where students shared Easter gifts and messages with the community, reflecting faith, compassion and Christ‑like character.
Harmony Day was celebrated across Maranatha Christian School, with students enjoying cultural activities and world cuisines while celebrating inclusiveness, respect and belonging.
In our latest leadership article, our newly appointed Head of Junior School, Mrs Kelly North, shares her journey as a former Maranatha student and teacher and how those formative years shaped her calling to return.
Click through to read about her hopes and desires as she leads the next generation of Maranatha students with a heart for Christ and a deep love for our community.










