EduCativPosted November 12, 2020SharePosted November 12, 2020 Within a safe and supportive learning environment, our mission at Mandurah Baptist College is to provide a comprehensive curriculum that caters to all students’ individual needs, fostering a desire for learning and excellence. We believe in the potential of each student to succeed and grow. We are an independent, co-educational College providing quality Christian education to over 1,100 students from Kindergarten to Year 12 since 2005. Our community approach means that everyone has the right to feel safe and belong. Our policies are designed to ensure that our College community members are treated with courtesy and respect. We do not tolerate any form of abuse which may offend or intimidate others. Our modern Sports Centre is a busy and bustling facility providing outstanding opportunities for our students through sport and recreation. A supervised and fully-equipped fitness center enhances the health and well-being of students. Sports catered for include basketball, volleyball, netball, badminton, and many more. SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS Pastoral care at Mandurah Baptist College means supporting our students’ individual spiritual and emotional needs to enable positive growth. All students have the right to feel comfortable and safe at school. Our caring and supportive teachers and support staff make the well-being of students a priority. Teachers are aware of students’ individual learning needs, helping to optimize their development. Clear and comprehensive behavior management is aligned with our College values and supported by proactive social skills education programs. Mentoring programs facilitate a positive transition from Primary School to Senior School. The Primary and Senior School Chaplains and our College psychologists are available to support students in all areas of their lives and school experiences. Mandurah Baptist College creates and maintains a safe and caring school environment by protecting our students’ well-being and promoting positive relationships between students and staff. View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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