Mission, Vision and Values

Mission

St Anthony’s is a faith community where Gospel Values are central to the life-force and functioning of this Franciscan school.

Vision

A school steeped in the valuing of relationships and all that it means to be a follower of Christ.

School Values

Purple poster titled Respect from the Our Franciscan Values series. The text explains valuing and respecting each person’s unique qualities. A simple line illustration shows two human figures facing each other with open arms, representing mutual respect. Words such as kindness, listening, belonging and acceptance appear around the border.

Respect

We value and respect each person’s uniqueness.

Green poster titled Reverencing Creation from the Our Franciscan Values series. The text explains praising and being thankful for all things as gifts from God. A simple line illustration shows three human figures with plants and natural elements, representing care for the environment. Words such as nature, beauty, thankful and gentle appear around the border.

Reverencing Creation

We give praise and are thankful that all things are gifts from God.

Orange poster titled Joy from the Our Franciscan Values series. The text describes joy as embracing a fun, joyful and grateful attitude for God’s gifts. A simple line illustration shows a figure with raised arms, suggesting movement and energy. Words such as happiness, positivity, acceptance and fun appear around the border.

Joy

We embrace a joyful, fun attitude that is forever grateful for God’s gifts.

Red poster titled Shared Responsibility from the Our Franciscan Values series. The text describes working together to help each member of the school community grow. A simple line illustration shows three connected human figures, representing teamwork and support. Words such as helping others, team work and leading by example appear around the border.

Shared Responsibility

Collectively we share the responsibility for the development of each member of our school family.

Blue poster titled Contemplation from the Our Franciscan Values series. The text explains that contemplation involves reflection, saying sorry and accepting forgiveness. A simple line illustration shows two human figures, one offering comfort to the other. Words such as prayer, peace, grace, reconciliation and hope appear around the border.

Contemplation

We are reflective people who understand that life-giving growth come from saying sorry and accepting forgiveness.