Term 4 in the Life Program

Term 4 is shaping up to be an exciting and meaningful season for the Life Program, with opportunities for our students to serve others, celebrate together, and make a positive impact in the lives of people both locally and around the world.

One of our major initiatives this term is Operation Christmas Child. Each Primary and High School class will receive a shoebox to fill with gifts and essential items for children in need.

This project gives students a practical way to demonstrate generosity and compassion while helping bring joy to children and families during the Christmas season.

We are also looking forward to our annual Christmas Treat Challenges and Festival Lunches.

The High School Christmas Treat Challenge will take place on Wednesday 14 October, followed by the High School Festival Lunch on Thursday 15 October.

The celebrations will continue with the Primary School Christmas Treat Challenge on Tuesday 27 October and the Primary School Festival Lunch on Wednesday 28 October.

These events will feature a community BBQ, a festive Best Dressed Competition, and a creative Christmas Treat Competition.

Students are encouraged to get involved, with prizes awarded for first, second, and third place in both competitions.

We are excited to see the creativity, effort, and festive spirit our students bring to these events.

This year, our fundraising efforts will support Beautiful Crazy, a charity founded by Ps. Ross and Kathy Abraham following the tragic loss of their son in an e-bike accident.

We encourage you to take a moment to watch their story below.

As we enter the final term of the year, we are excited to see our students continue to embrace opportunities to serve others, strengthen community connections, and demonstrate the values that are at the heart of the Life Program. We look forward to celebrating these special events together and finishing the year with generosity, gratitude, and purpose.