Co-Curricular

Sport

In addition to the Health and Physical Education curriculum, each semester, students in Years 7 – 10 are selected to represent Maranatha in a particular sport. Each semester different sports are offered. Lunchtime training sessions are conducted with these teams to hone their skills.

Discover creative ways to encourage others and to motivate them toward acts of compassion, doing beautiful works as expressions of love. Hebrews 10:24 (TPT)

Discovery is program specifically designed to provide Year 5 – 8 students with unique opportunities that they would not otherwise get from a curriculum-lead class. Students select an area that interest. Discovery groups have included Outdoor Survival, Cooking, Garden Sculpture, Masterminds and Wordplay, Robotics, Teddy Bear Making and Mural Art.

Camps form an integral part of the co-curricular program. They encourage interpersonal skills and challenge students in new environments.

The Camp program begins with a stay-late in Prep, and culminate in a student’s final year with a Year 12 Retreat.

The Year 9 Rite Journey is a unique program designed to encourage young people as they journey into adulthood, while developing resilience, empathy and personal responsibility.

The Doxa Program supports high-achieving students who show leadership, strong academic ability, and a commitment to growth. Named after the Greek word δόξα (glory), it reflects a deeper purpose—encouraging students to use their gifts in service to others and in honour of God.

Through enriching experiences, Doxa helps students:

• Grow as humble, service-minded leaders
• Pursue academic excellence with purpose
• Use their talents to make a meaningful impact

Doxa celebrates and challenges gifted learners to strive for excellence rooted in integrity, humility, and faith.