ST. PATRICK'S ACADEMY, LISBURN
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St. Patrick's Academy - Mission Statement & Vision

Catholic Education takes place in communities inspired by the Spirit of Christ.  Christ's commandment to love God and neighbour inspires a caring ethos which is expressed in relationships within and beyond Catholic schools.

Catholic Education is person-centred.  It promotes the dignity, self-esteem and full development of each person who is made in God's image and uniquely loved by God.

Catholic Education is inclusive.  It is respectful of, and engages with, people of all beliefs; it encourages the religious development of all in their own faith.

Catholic Education is rooted in the Gospel values of Respect for Life, Love, Solidarity, Truth and Justice.  It aims to harmonise faith and culture, build a better society and pursue the Common Good.

In Catholic Schools the person and message of Christ find expression in:
  • communities of Faith, Service, Prayer and Worship;
  • the development of each person's full potential in a climate of joy, freedom, respect, challenge, cooperation and celebration;
  • the enrichment of pupil life - intellectual, physical, spiritual, moral, social and emotional;
  • the promotion of a spirit of charity, social justice, global awareness and concern for others leading to practical outreach and partnerships;
  • a culture of tolerance where people of diverse identities are recognised, welcomed, respected and cherished;
  • listening, mutual understanding, trust, reconciliation, healing and peace.
"There is a culture of high expectations for all pupils, and they respond positively, engaging with purpose and enthusiasm" ETI January 2015

  • Home Page
  • News
  • About Us
    • Principal's Welcome
    • Board of Governors
    • Head Boy, Head Girl ......
    • Online Safety Group
    • Prospectus
    • Staff
    • Uniform
  • For Parents
    • COVID-19 Guidance
    • ETI Report
    • Exam Support
    • Internet Safety for Parents
    • Attendance
    • Key Dates >
      • Parent Information Evenings
      • Parent Teacher Meetings
      • Student Holidays
      • Tracking Dates
    • Pastoral Care
    • School Policies
    • Tracking
  • For Pupils
    • After School Clubs
    • Free Microsoft Office Download
    • Internet Safety for Pupils
    • Lunchtime Menus
    • Remote Learning
    • School Council
  • Curriculum
    • Key Stage 3 Curriculum
    • Key Stage 4 Curriculum
    • Post 16 Curriculum
    • Subjects >
      • Careers
      • ICT
      • Occupational Studies
  • Contact Us
  • Covid-19 Information
  • Year 8 Transition