Covenant Christian School Sydney

As I have shared the bus with mainly covenant christian school pupils, on a few occasions. I have found the commentary and language from some more senior pupils not savory. I noted a long, blonde haired male pupil with pimples on his face and about 180cm tall. This particular pupil I mention got on after Brigidine School towards Austlink. In my opinion this particular senior boy is possibly a year 11/12. I noted he was particularly conceited and rude in attitude and language as I noted him as he climbed onto the bus and went to the back (stood out by his demeanour). Most of the younger pupils were well behaved and courteous, which was refreshing to see and experience. Sincerely yours.

I thank God for the blessing this school has been to our family over the past 15years.An amazing community of people! Teachers and staff who go out of their way for my children and truly care about their educational success, as well as their eternal future. This school strives to see and nurture the unique gifts and strengths that each child has been given and help them to see how they can be used for God’s glory.I think many of the reviews on here are confusing this school on the Northern Beaches of Sydney with one of the many other schools called Covenant.

The Bible teaches the importance of tolerance and inclusion, but this school does not. If you want your children to embody Christian ideals then send them somewhere else.

You see those comments saying we have a disgusting cafeteria" but they might have the wrong place because we don't actually have one

Terrible place to let you kids be educated, absolute bigots.If you value your children's education, mental and emotional health DO NOT let them go to this school.

I love this school and everything’s grea the teachers food and equipment!! Covie Goated.

I was concerned enough about a couple of the reviews here that I reported them for inappropriate content - I have the impression such reviews were placed by those who oppose both Private and or Religion based schools, rather than because of any genuine assessment.People who oppose Private schools should take into consideration that Private schools are funded substantially less per student than Public schools - the fact is that without Private schools, all those children would over-burden the Public system and cost the taxpayers more per student than such does currently.Indeed, without Private schools, overall education costs to the community would increase by some 30% - such is a matter of fact available to anyone actually wanting to be informed of State and Federal school funding. Sadly, said fact often doesn't suit the agenda of those who oppose Private schooling.Apart from any arguments as to the quality of education, the simple mathematical fact always ignored by the Public school extremists is that Private schools save the system huge amounts of money.As for CCS, my children have been going to this school since they were 3 - they are now 9 and 11 - it is a lovely school that has served them well.David Oldfield.

the English teacher walked around bare foot and taught us nothing, overall bad school don't come here unless you want to fail in life.

The worst christian school in the state. dont waste your childrens potential and future at this horrid school. waste of money and even if it were a public school it would still be considered trash.

Amber and I used to go to Covenant Christian when we were young so we were so proud to send our daughter there so she could learn the same morals and Christian values that we were taught when we were kids.We love to hear her sing the Christian songs she’s learning at school and to tell us about all the good things she’s learning that she just wouldn’t get anywhere else for the money it costs to send her there.Covenant Christian is very affordable and a great school if you want the best for your kids on the northern beaches.We are very happy and proud of our daughter.Big thank you to the teachers and everyone involved in making such a wonderful school for the kids.