The Bryn Athyn Church School seeks to provide children with an education with a spiritual foundation.
Building For the Community
Walk in all the Ways that I have Commanded You.
PRESCHOOL for 2 – 5 year olds
The Bryn Athyn Church School offers a high-quality education for children from Kindergarten through Eighth Grade. Its mission is to help prepare them to be useful citizens of this world and to instill in them the values and habits needed by members of the Lord’s heavenly kingdom.
To do this, the school educates children in the light of the teachings of the New Church. Religion is integrated into every aspect of the school’s life through both direct and indirect instruction. Students attend daily worship services and study religion in the classroom. Love to the Lord and toward the neighbor are the highest values taught, together with obedience to the Ten Commandments and a life of useful service to others. Parents who are sincerely interested in and affirmative to what the New Church teaches are invited to consider Bryn Athyn Church School for their children.
It was wonderful to have everyone back last week after the holiday break. Students and faculty alike have settled back into our routine. Looking ahead, we will celebrate the life and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., with an inschool observance this Friday, January 13, and no school on Monday, January 16. ~ Kiri […]
Last Friday, we enjoyed a pageant that included all the primary grades enacting stories from the Lord’s Word that reflect this year’s school theme of “Walk in all the ways that I have commanded you.” It was wonderful to see their enthusiasm and hear the sweet voices. Preparations also occurred for this year’s Book Fair. […]
We were fortunate to have an assembly last Friday entitled Rock Roots. It was a strong musical performance, introducing a broad spectrum of musical styles played by skilled musicians. It was highly interactive with educational aspects including a chronicle of American history, music, and geography. I also had my first, “Be with the Students Day” […]
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