Senior School Senators from Maranatha attended a national Christian leadership conference in Canberra, growing in faith, leadership and community through teaching, reflection and shared experiences.

Maranatha Christian School celebrated 54 years with a special Pioneers Service, honouring the founders whose faith and sacrifice established Christ‑centred education for future generations.

Maranatha Christian School recently welcomed alumni from the Classes of 1986, 1996, 2006 and 2016 for an evening of reconnection, memories and community. Read more in our latest blog:

Maranatha’s Year 9 students marked the start of The Rite Journey through the Calling and Departure Ceremony, a meaningful rite of passage grounded in faith, reflection and growth.

Our Endeavour Hills Early Learning Centre welcomed families for a relaxed evening of connection and community. Discover our ELC and book a tour today.

Last week, Maranatha celebrated Chinese Culture Week across our school, learning about Chinese language, culture and traditions.
In Revelation 7:9, we are reminded that God’s family is beautifully diverse: people from every nation, tribe and language. Diversity is not just something God accepts; it is something He created and values.

As we explore another culture, we learn patience, humility and respect. It helps us understand others better and see how our differences strengthen our community. Chinese Culture Week is more than food or performances, it is an opportunity to appreciate one another and celebrate the many cultures that make our school family unique.

On Monday 16 February, our Junior School Leaders, accompanied by our Heads of Junior School, had the privilege of visiting Oxley Christian College to attend a Student Leadership Conference focused on Christian leadership and service.

Our Year 7s had an incredible time at camp, full of good times and building friendships. Students enjoyed activity rotations including the giant swing, candle making and flying fox. A wonderful start way to commence their journey into Secondary school.

Our Parent Connect Nights were held this week across both campuses, and it was good to see so many families actively partnering with the school from Prep through to Year 12. These evenings are a great opportunity to strengthen the partnership between home and school, recognising that when parents and teachers work together, students are best supported to grow academically, socially and spiritually.