​​​​Christ the King School is a welcoming and inclusive community founded on the

values highlighted in our motto, 'For Life, Love and Learning'​.  

Vision

We embrace our motto, “Life, love and learning” to engage and educate our students so that they become active participants in creating a positive, faith-filled future.

Mission

At Christ the King School we:

• Know and support each child in their academic, social, emotional, and spiritual growth.
• Provide a holistic education using quality contemporary teaching and learning practices.
• Build respectful partnerships, welcoming all to our community, acknowledging differences and celebrating uniqueness with God's love as our example.
  
• Live our Christian faith acknowledging the rich heritage of our past together with the hope that Jesus our shepherd king bring us.
• Nurture a sense of responsibility and optimism in each child to care for themselves and others and work for a better world.

Values

• To learn and teach in a positive, supportive, and caring environment.
• To be treated with respect. 
• To feel safe and secure at school. 
  
• To utilise resources respectfully. 
• To learn about and make informed decisions based on sound judgment.
  

Alice Springs (Mparntwe) Education Declaration

The Brisbane Catholic Education Vision and Mission and Christ the King School's Vision, Mission and Values align with the Alice Springs (Mparntwe) Education Declaration in providing the best opportunities for young Australians. It highlights the significance of addressing each learner's unique needs and describes how education plays a crucial role in promoting young people's wellbeing, mental health and resilience.

The Declaration has two distinct, but interconnected, goals:​

Goal 1: The Australian education system promotes excellence and quality

Goal 2: All young Australians become:

• confident and creative individuals
  
• successful lifelong learners
  
• active and informed members of the community.
  

​Achieving these education goals is the responsibility of the Australian Governments and the education community, including Christ the King School, in partnership with young Australians, their families and carers, and the broader community.​​