Our Religious Education programme is designed to suit the needs of our students as part of the secular society in which we all live. We uphold the Christian teachings of the Gospel within a Catholic Marist tradition of: Humility, Simplicity and Modesty.

Spiritual education is provided via the formal curriculum as set out by the Catholic Schools Office and the Catholic Institute of Education. Students take part in daily Bible readings and morning prayers, monthly school Masses and have the opportunity for termly confession with our school chaplain. Various feast days and liturgical events (Ash Wednesday, Champagnat Day, Name Day etc.) are also celebrated.

Preparation for the sacraments of Reconciliation, Holy Eucharist and Confirmation is offered to Catholic learners in accordance with diocesan policy.

All faiths and denominations are welcomed and valued at our school. We nurture values which are accepted by people of faith and moral fibre.

Marist Brothers Linmeyer provides students with a sound spiritual foundation on which to base their daily lives.

On Fridays, our Co-workers visit old age homes, less-fortunate schools and homes for disabled adults and children. Collections for the St Vincent de Paul Society are also dropped off.

The Bread Buddies initiative every Friday morning involves students making sandwiches at School that are then delivered to Rosettenville Primary and shared amongst the children. On Youth Day, we organise a fun-filled carnival day jam-packed with activities, delicious eats and treats for Lerato School.

Outreach drives include the collection of pet food for animal shelters. Other charities include Civvies days and a Sprayathon. Marist Brothers Linmeyer also supports seasonal collections as well as Junior Council requests.

We are always grateful for the difference our Marist families are making in the lives of those less fortunate.