Why some parents choose Catholic School?
- They have a strong foundation in faith education and pastoral care
- Students are encouraged to find meaning and purpose in life by supporting each other as well as people in their communities
- Behaviour like bullying might never go pass as they expect a high standards of students behaviour based on respect for themselves and others in their communities
- They might be more affordable than other private schools as it is likely that they are financially supported by church communities and related business organisations
- Parents might see a stronger academic achievement as the school enforce high standards of behaviour and it can improve students’ ability to focus, cooperate and push themselves to achieve more
- They offer the same curriculum as government and independent schools
- They teach the values such as faith, kindness, honesty and compassion
- Welcoming and Inclusive, students with additional learning needs will find a special welcome and care
Other things to consider before making the decision
- Your kid may need to be prepared for strict but fair rules at a young age
- They might need to participate in community service activities, some Catholic schools would have compulsory extracurricular activities after school or on weekends
- School fees and travel time
Conclusions
Remember choosing a school is a big decision and it will have a major impact on your kid’s life. You should consider all aspects (such as overall development, long term prospects) instead of purely looking at academic achievement. Catholic schools, like any school can vary so make sure you do your research beforehand and don’t be afraid of asking around.
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