Christian Service Learning
Bunbury Catholic College is a learning community in the Marist tradition, inspired by the teachings of Jesus and specifically Saint Marcellin Champagnat, the founder of the Marist Brothers.
As a Catholic school grounded in the teachings of the Gospels, our students learn that Christian life is a life of love, a life of service, and a life which seeks and promotes justice. Christian Service-Learning challenges our students to embody the school motto:
“To act justly, to love tenderly and to walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8).
It is within this vision that we offer students in Years 7–12 opportunities to make a positive contribution to society through the Christian Service Learning (CSL) program. By engaging in the program, students grow in their awareness and understanding of the dignity of each person, and the importance of respecting all of creation to develop and promote justice.
Students have opportunities to be involved with many community organisations, including Caritas, the St Vincent de Paul Society, St Patrick’s Christmas Lunch, Relay For Life and other local organisations.
Christian Service-Learning requirements
The requirements are set out on a developmentally appropriate basis.
Partner with us
For further information or to discuss possible partnerships for Christian Service Learning, contact our Christian Service Learning Coordinator, Michael Chappell.
