© Brisbane Catholic Education, All Saints (2023)
All Saints’ School community is dedicated to helping its students achieve their full potential as lifelong learners, in a school environment that promotes and encourages parent and community partnerships.
We practice "Respect" and "Kindness" on a daily basis and these virtues tie into our motto of Faith, Wisdom and Family (as below) and we believe that these make up the unique character of our school and our students. We invite you to become part of the All Saints' School spirit for 'together we can achieve great things!'
Inspired by the teachings of Jesus, and founded in the Mercy Tradition, we are an educational community, shaped by the touchstones of:
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Faith – nurturing and deepening a relationship with God, through the lived experience of community and evidenced in the way that we speak, act and treat one another.
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Wisdom – cultivating a love of learning to enrich and transform our world.
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Family – embracing a genuine sense of belonging and a willingness to contribute to our school, parish, and the wider community.
We practice our values daily:
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Excellence: We love to learn and strive to maximise our learning growth. 'Let your light shine before others'. (Matt 5:16)
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Inclusivity: We welcome and include. 'Therefore, welcome others as I have welcomed you.' (Romans 15:7)
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Service: We walk with others in support and care. 'I have given you the model, as I have done for you, you should do also' (Jn 13:15)
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Social Justice: We value respectful and responsive relationships. '…when you did this for the least of these, you did this for me'. (Matt 25: 40)
We are proud of the historical place All Saints' has within the community, our student’s achievements and the continued importance we have within Boonah and the surrounding district. Everyone is welcome at All Saints', and I invite you to visit our beautiful school to speak with our Principal personally or to browse through the website and find out more about our vibrant and innovative education and community.
Why choose a Catholic school?
"An education in the fullness of humanity should be the defining feature of Catholic schools." - Pope Francis
We teach the values that last a lifetime, such as faith, kindness, honesty and compassion.
Your child’s education should not be the same as their classmates. Why? Your child has unique gifts and deserves teachers who seek opportunities for progress, every school day.
Catholic schools offer this and more by not only pursuing academic excellence but excellence in all pursuits.
Of course, academic achievement is important in every school. However, academic achievement alone does not define success in our world.
Your child’s education should not only be measured by tests and scores. Teachers in Catholic schools know a ranking upon graduation is not the sole definition of your child’s success.
Their education should also be filled with encouragement and wonderment; where their heart sings with joy, every school day.
It should be an education that prepares them to walk gently in an increasingly complex world. And a Catholic education creates a life of purpose, kindness, honesty and compassion.
Catholic schools partner with parents to:
- Teach faith-based, lifelong learning that engages the whole person.
- Encourage every child to pursue academic excellence, plus excellence in all pursuits, so they realise their God-given potential.
- Nurture the gifts of each child, encouraging them to follow and live the teachings of Jesus.
How affordable is a Catholic school?
A Catholic education for your child is a wise choice and fees in Archdiocesan schools may be less than you imagined. Families are encouraged to explore the affordability of their choice of school.
All families have the opportunity to seek a Catholic education for their children. Financial aid is available from all Archdiocesan Catholic schools. Fee remissions, family discounts, bursaries and other options are available. Please don’t hesitate to discuss this with our Principal, Mr Campbell.
© Brisbane Catholic Education, All Saints (2023)