Category Archives: Leadership Article

In this insightful leadership blog, our ELC Director, Mrs Claire Robins, shares how conversations, play, storytelling and shared reading lay the foundations for language, confidence and a lifelong love of learning.

In this leadership blog, Head of Secondary Sarah Kapranov explores the power of consistency, drawing on Olympic sports and biblical truths to inspire a disciplined, faith‑filled growth in students.

Discover our latest leadership article by Mrs Astrid Ferguson exploring how extra‑curricular experiences enrich learning, shape character and support purposeful, faith‑centred education.

In our leadership blog, Head of Middle School Jessica De Silva explores the importance of assuming positive intent, modelling grace‑filled conversations and navigating conflict through a Christian lens.

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.

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.

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.

Beginning early learning is a significant and exciting milestone for children and for their families. At MCS Early Learning, we help children begin their journey feeling safe, valued, and confident. In our latest Leadership Article, Mrs Claire Robins shares helpful tips for parents to support a smooth transition. Together, we encourage children to “Be Courageous” as they try new things, build friendships, and grow in God’s strength.

Last year, 11 Maranatha students travelled to Uganda — an experience that stretched them, shaped them, and showed them what resilience truly looks like.
Through new routines, new friendships, and powerful stories from the local community, they learnt to do hard things, practise gratitude, and build deep connections. They saw faith lived out with joy in the midst of challenge and returned home with a renewed perspective.

As the year ends, change is ahead. New classes, new seasons, new opportunities. It can feel exciting or challenging, but it’s where growth happens. Change is inevitable, but with support and God’s promises, our students are equipped for what’s ahead!