At Covenant Christian School, everything we do is guided by our Core Purpose:

Flourishing Learners. Delighting in God. Inspired to Serve.

This vision shapes our teaching, learning, relationships, and community life. We believe every child is created in God's image with unique gifts and a meaningful purpose. Our desire is to nurture students academically, spiritually, socially, and emotionally as they grow into who God has created them to be.

Flourishing Learners

We cultivate curious, resilient, and engaged learners who pursue excellence and approach learning with joy.

Our students are encouraged to:

  • Develop a lifelong love of learning and become thoughtful users of today's tools and technologies.
  • Discover and develop their unique passions, talents, and gifts while embracing a growth mindset.
  • Think critically, creatively, and innovatively as they engage with meaningful learning.
  • Collaborate effectively, learning to contribute both independently and as members of a community.
  • Build resilience by learning from setbacks and experiencing restorative approaches to conflict and brokenness.
  • Recognize the interconnectedness of God's creation by making meaningful connections across subject areas and everyday life.

Delighting in God

We desire for students to know God deeply and respond with joyful worship that shapes every aspect of life.

Our community seeks to cultivate:

  • A love for God that is filled with wonder, hope, joy, and awe.
  • Worship that engages our heads, hearts, and hands through prayer and daily living.
  • Grateful hearts that delight in following God's will.
  • Deep trust in God's faithfulness, knowing we belong to Him and are called to lives of courageous obedience.

Inspired to Serve

We believe faith naturally leads to action. Students are encouraged to use their gifts to serve others with humility, compassion, and joy.

Students are inspired to:

  • Participate in authentic service experiences connected to classroom learning.
  • Serve both within the school community and beyond, actively seeking opportunities to make a difference.
  • Recognize that every person is made in the image of God, responding with love, empathy, respect, and sacrifice.


Our Core Values

At Covenant Christian School, we believe God is Lord of all creation and calls each of us to participate in His Kingdom-building work of restoration. These beliefs are woven throughout our teaching and learning through the Teaching for Transformation (TfT) framework.

Teachers intentionally design learning around biblical Throughlines. These are the big ideas that connect every subject to God's story and help students discover how they are called to live faithfully in His world.

Our Throughlines are:

God-Worshipping
Living lives of worship by celebrating who God is, what He has done, and the beauty of His creation with awe, gratitude, and joy.

Image-Reflecting
Recognizing that every person is made in God's image and seeking to reflect His character in our words, actions, and relationships.

Servant-Working
Using our gifts to bring healing, hope, and joy while participating in God's work of restoration.

Community-Building
Pursuing relationships marked by grace, belonging, peace (shalom), and restoration within our school and beyond.

Order-Discovering
Exploring and delighting in the beauty, harmony, and order woven throughout God's creation.

Idolatry-Discerning
Learning to recognize the idols of our time and choosing lives centered on loving and following God above all else.

Justice-Seeking
Responding to injustice with compassion and courage as agents of God's justice and reconciliation.

Creation-Enjoying
Celebrating the diversity, beauty, and wonder of God's world with gratitude and delight.

Beauty-Creating
Reflecting our creative Creator by making things that are beautiful, meaningful, and honouring to God.

Earth-Keeping
Faithfully stewarding God's creation through thoughtful care, responsibility, and respect for the world He has entrusted to us.

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory, a traditional meeting grounds, gathering place, and travelling route to the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Métis, Dene and Nakota Sioux. We acknowledge all the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.