Democratic Principles

All Saints Anglican School adheres to the principles of Australian democracy, these being:

The programs of, and teaching in, a registered school must support and promote the principles and practice of Australian democracy, including a commitment to—

1. elected government; and
2. the rule of law; and
3. equal rights for all before the law; and freedom of religion; and
4. freedom of speech and association; and
5. the values of openness and tolerance.

Nothing in this clause is intended to affect the rights accorded to, or the compliance with any obligation imposed on, a registered school under a law of the State or of the Commonwealth.

Schedule 4 clause 1 of the Education and Training Reform Regulations 2017

Objectives

The objectives of All Saints Anglican School include the following:  

• Excellence in teaching and learning 
• A holistic education, with Gospel values as the foundation 
• Individual pastoral care of students on a safe campus 
• Quality and relevant Religious Studies and Anglican worship opportunities 
• A curriculum that is rich and relevant and allows all students to succeed. 
• High achievement in both traditional academic subjects and vocational education offerings 
• Extensive co-curricular programs in sport and the performing arts  
• Nurturing of character and leadership potential through service-learning programs 
• The development of high behavioural and ethical standards in students 
• Fostering each student’s potential 
• Fostering tolerance, respect and acceptance of others. 
• Building each student’s resilience and self-esteem. 
• Promote a strong, supportive partnership between home and the school and the wider community. 
• Building a strong and respectful partnership with the Yorta Yorta people. 
• High expectations of ourselves, our school and others.