Agricultural Training, or ‘gardening’ to our students, is a key feature of the learning program at Carlisle.

 

 

 

 

 

 

As an Adventist Christian college, service to others remains a high priority.  Each year, under the guidance of their teachers, classes make a Service Plan for improving the community or helping those in need.  Projects range from aged care home visitation to yard clean-up, to fundraising, to STORMCo projects and anything else the students may dream up.  So far, the impact on the students themselves has far outweighed the obvious benefits to others.

 

 

 

 

 

M.E.S.H.

M - Meet New Friends

E - Eat Good Food

S - Sports and Games

H - Help A Friend

 

M.E.S.H is a Free high school (grades 5 and up) event that is held once a month during the school term. Starting at 5:00pm with games, sports and fun. A BBQ dinner with cold drinks before gathering for singing and a message from a guest speaker. Hot milo and dessert is served after. Finishing at 7:30pm

Come along and bring a friend - EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

An after-school program is offered to high school aged girls called Sisterhood. 

The program aims to connect and mentor girls and discuss teenage issues such as relationships, self-esteem, identity, peer pressure, healthy living and how God can be a part of our everyday lives. The girls enjoy the relaxed environment, sharing their thoughts, watching video clips, eating snacks and affirming each other.

At Carlisle we believe that music is a valuable part of education and development.  There are various music lessons that are offered both privately and as an elective.  There are also two active choirs - the senior choir, and the primary choir which often participates in the Eisteddfod program.

 

Private lessons are offered in: