FAQs for New Families

There are 4 Sports Houses at Maitland Chrisitan School, that students are representing when participating in sporting events. The School Sport Houses are names after significant Christians, who all wrote famous hymns throughout history.

Watts (Isaac Watts) – Red

Crosby (Frances Crosby) – Blue

Newton (John Newton) – Green

Wesley (John Wesley) – Yellow

 

Students can be involved in sport, music, performing arts, leadership, service opportunities, camps and a range of co-curricular activities.

We believe parents are the primary educators of their children and we value working closely with families to support each student’s growth and development.

We are a Christian educational community where faith, learning, and character development are woven together. We teach from a Christian worldview across all subject areas.

No. We welcome families from a variety of backgrounds who are supportive of the school’s Christian ethos and values.

There are 4 Sports Houses at Maitland Chrisitan School, that students are representing when participating in sporting events. The School Sport Houses are names after significant Christians, who all wrote famous hymns throughout history.

Watts (Isaac Watts) – Red

Crosby (Frances Crosby) – Blue

Newton (John Newton) – Green

Wesley (John Wesley) – Yellow

 

Students can be involved in sport, music, performing arts, leadership, service opportunities, camps and a range of co-curricular activities.

We believe parents are the primary educators of their children and we value working closely with families to support each student’s growth and development.

We are a Christian educational community where faith, learning, and character development are woven together. We teach from a Christian worldview across all subject areas.

There are 4 Sports Houses at Maitland Chrisitan School, that students are representing when participating in sporting events. The School Sport Houses are names after significant Christians, who all wrote famous hymns throughout history.

Watts (Isaac Watts) – Red

Crosby (Frances Crosby) – Blue

Newton (John Newton) – Green

Wesley (John Wesley) – Yellow

 

  • School uniform items are to be purchased at the Lowes Greenhills store. Lowes makes an annual donation to the school, based on a sales percentage. For this reason it is in the best interest of the students at the school if parents have the school’s name recorded when buying Maitland Christian School items at Lowes
  • You can also order uniforms online or find the latest price list on the Lowes website
  • There are only two uniformitemsthat are notsold at Lowes;schoolshoes and sport shoes
  • Summer uniform is worn in Terms 1 and 4 and winter uniform is worn in Terms 2 and 3
  • To accommodate weather changes, primary girls may wear their summer or winter uniform in the calendar months of April and September
  • Sport uniform is worn on the departmentalsport days each week forsport and Physical Education classes
  • Commemorative jerseys are not to be worn for official occasions
Parents and carers are responsible for their child’s safety while travelling to and from school. The school’s duty of care generally begins when students arrive on school grounds and ends when they are collected or leave at the conclusion of the school day, unless otherwise arranged.

Our school works to promote a safe traffic environment through:

  • Clearly marked drop‑off and pick‑up zones
  • Staff supervision at peak times (where possible)
  • Communication with families about safe driving practices, and council signage

Parents and carers play a vital role by driving cautiously and respectfully on and around our school grounds.

If you are running late, please contact the school as soon as possible. The school will ensure your child remains supervised until collection. Repeated late pick‑ups may require follow‑up communication.

Students arriving late must follow the school’s sign‑in procedure with student services reception. Early arrivals may be required to wait in the quad area until staff are available. Regular late arrivals should be discussed with the school.
If someone other than the usual parent or carer is collecting your child, the school must be notified in advance (e.g. via Parent Lounge, written note, or phone call). Photo identification may be required for safety purposes.

We offer our parent/carer community the option to use Kiss & Drop in the mornings and Carpark Collect in the afternoons.

Kiss & Drop operates in the morning and is available from 7.50am – 8.30am via the school carpark.

Carpark Collect is the afternoon service that is available after the school buses have left the school carpark from 3.05pm – 3.15pm.

Parents who wish to park their car, are able to utilise the council carpark, and park legally and safely within the council parking bays.

For the safety of students, teachers, parents and carers, we ask that you:

  • Follow signage and traffic directions
  • Avoid stopping in no-parking or reserved parking and bus zones
  • Remain patient during peak drop-off and pick-up times

Please note that there is no parent parking available within the school carpark during the school day, and we appreciate your cooperation in keeping our school grounds safe and accessible.

Students may travel to school by:

  • Walking (where age appropriate and safe)
  • Being driven by a parent or carer through the Kiss and Drop from 7:50am – 8:30am via the school carpark
  • Using an approved bus or transport service (if applicable)

Parents and carers are responsible for ensuring that their child arrives at and departs from school safely.

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