Cardijn College offers an education that is inspired by St Marcellin Champagnat, who, when training his young brothers to be educators of youth, stressed to them that “to educate a child, first you must love them, and love them all equally”. This was his golden rule, which shaped all that we do when educating our own students. This approach is shaped by the five pillars of the Marist ethos: namely Presence, Simplicity, Family Spirit, Love of Work and being inspired by Mary, the mother of Jesus (often referred to as ‘In the way of Mary’). At its core, Marist education is meant to inspire young people to know the love of Jesus, and to model their lives on that of his mother, Mary, by emulating her humility and sense of duty towards others. Its goal is to help our young people within our care to grow into being responsible citizens and good Christians.

Cardijn College offers an education that is inspired by St Marcellin Champagnat, who, when training his young brothers to be educators of youth, stressed to them that “to educate a child, first you must love them, and love them all equally”. This was his golden rule, which shaped all that we do when educating our own students. This approach is shaped by the five pillars of the Marist ethos: namely Presence, Simplicity, Family Spirit, Love of Work and being inspired by Mary, the mother of Jesus (often referred to as ‘In the way of Mary’). At its core, Marist education is meant to inspire young people to know the love of Jesus, and to model their lives on that of his mother, Mary, by emulating her humility and sense of duty towards others. Its goal is to help our young people within our care to grow into being responsible citizens and good Christians.

Cardijn College offers an education that is inspired by St Marcellin Champagnat, who, when training his young brothers to be educators of youth, stressed to them that “to educate a child, first you must love them, and love them all equally”. This was his golden rule, which shaped all that we do when educating our own students. This approach is shaped by the five pillars of the Marist ethos: namely Presence, Simplicity, Family Spirit, Love of Work and being inspired by Mary, the mother of Jesus (often referred to as ‘In the way of Mary’). At its core, Marist education is meant to inspire young people to know the love of Jesus, and to model their lives on that of his mother, Mary, by emulating her humility and sense of duty towards others. Its goal is to help our young people within our care to grow into being responsible citizens and good Christians.

Cardijn College offers an education that is inspired by St Marcellin Champagnat, who, when training his young brothers to be educators of youth, stressed to them that “to educate a child, first you must love them, and love them all equally”. This was his golden rule, which shaped all that we do when educating our own students. This approach is shaped by the five pillars of the Marist ethos: namely Presence, Simplicity, Family Spirit, Love of Work and being inspired by Mary, the mother of Jesus (often referred to as ‘In the way of Mary’). At its core, Marist education is meant to inspire young people to know the love of Jesus, and to model their lives on that of his mother, Mary, by emulating her humility and sense of duty towards others. Its goal is to help our young people within our care to grow into being responsible citizens and good Christians.

Cardijn College offers an education that is inspired by St Marcellin Champagnat, who, when training his young brothers to be educators of youth, stressed to them that “to educate a child, first you must love them, and love them all equally”. This was his golden rule, which shaped all that we do when educating our own students. This approach is shaped by the five pillars of the Marist ethos: namely Presence, Simplicity, Family Spirit, Love of Work and being inspired by Mary, the mother of Jesus (often referred to as ‘In the way of Mary’). At its core, Marist education is meant to inspire young people to know the love of Jesus, and to model their lives on that of his mother, Mary, by emulating her humility and sense of duty towards others. Its goal is to help our young people within our care to grow into being responsible citizens and good Christians.