Why Tyndale - RISE

Why Choose Tyndale? – Inspiring Young People Through RISE

At Tyndale, we don’t just provide an education; we shape young people who are equipped to thrive in life. Our community is built on the values that parents want for their children: Respect, Integrity, Service, and Excellence. These principles—captured in our RISE acronym—guide every aspect of school life from Reception to Year 12, helping your child grow into a confident, well-rounded individual.

RISE

At Tyndale, we nurture more than academic achievement. We instil qualities that parents desire to see in their children as they develop into responsible, caring adults.

• Respect: We teach students to honour and value every person, creating a compassionate and inclusive community where everyone is heard and appreciated.
• Integrity: Your child will learn the importance of honesty and sincerity, with these values reflected in every interaction within our school.
• Service: By fostering a spirit of kindness and support, we encourage students to actively help others, building strong relationships and a sense of responsibility.
• Excellence: At Tyndale, we strive for the best, not only in academics but in personal growth, ensuring your child reaches their full potential.

A Safe and Supportive Learning Environment

We understand that safety and well-being are top priorities for parents. That’s why Tyndale is committed to providing a secure and nurturing environment where your child can thrive—academically, socially, and emotionally.

Positive Policies for a Harmonious School Life

We go beyond traditional academics to ensure that your child is protected and supported throughout their educational journey. Our comprehensive policies include:

• Bullying Prevention.
• Harassment Policies.
• Protective Behaviours.
• Duty of Care.

Aligned with the National Safe Schools Framework (NSSF), Tyndale is dedicated to maintaining a safe, welcoming atmosphere where every student can focus on their growth and success.

At Tyndale, we partner with parents to develop young people who exemplify respect, integrity, service, and excellence—preparing them to succeed in school and in life.