As a school, it is our mission to send our students out into the world as servant leaders. It is vital that we show students what service to the community looks like and to give them opportunities to support those around them.

There are two many ways that the students can serve those around them. The first is in school and the second is out in the local Korean and Chinese communities.

 

1. Service in School

There are various ways that students can serve in school. These include…

(a) The Student Council 

(b) Mentoring

Mentoring is a special service where upper school students help primary students with their academic work in subjects such as Mathematics, English, and Science. The service is offered at lunch time, from 12:30 to 12:50, in the library.

(c) Student Librarians

Students can volunteer to assist Mrs Hadden in keeping the school library tidy and organised. They work during lunchtime.

( d) Orchestra/ Band

Students with musical talent serve the school community by performing during assemblies and school events.

( e) Bus Monitors

Each afternoon bus has a bus monitor from the upper school. They ensure that students are on the correct bus and are behaving sensibly.
 

2. Service Outside of School

Opportunities are also available for students to serve outside of school time…

(a) Nursing Home

Approximately once a month, the school organises a trip to a local nursing home on a Saturday morning.  The programme usually consists of a musical performance followed by the giving of gifts.

(b) Ushering

High School students also get involved with local Korean Community events and are regularly called upon to help usher.