We are an independent school based in Aberdeen, Scotland.
We aim to establish an academically rigorous school with a system of education that incorporates teaching Biblical truth.
What do the children like about Dóxa Theó Christian School? We thought we would let them speak for themselves!
03/06/2026
Our Manner of the Week: "Don't eat food off others' plates" focuses on an important aspect of table etiquette.
Learning to respect others' space and belongings at the table helps children develop self-control, courtesy, and consideration for those around them. Growing in these virtues is an important part of developing good character, and our pupils are working hard to establish these habits each day.
01/06/2026
Our Catechism question this week: Wherein did Christ's humiliation consist?
Our manner of the week this week belongs to a number of principles that are important for eating food at the table with other people.
"Don't reach across the table or across someone else's plate."
Becoming virtuous in social ettiquette is a crucial part of growing up and these girls are certainly committed to establishing these good habits!
27/05/2026
''Don't reach across the table or across someone else's plate.''
This manner allows us to keep our mouths closed while eating. This is polite.
25/05/2026
Our Catechism question this week: How doth Christ execute the office of king?
A snapshot of our Literacy learning this week! Our school is a safe and rich space for high quality learning to take place and we are so proud of all the work our pupils accomplish.
Let us know what you would like to see more of in the comments!
20/05/2026
"Don't take a drink when you have food in your mouth."
This manner allows us to keep our mouths closed while eating. This is polite.
19/05/2026
Still within Science, our pupils have also been carefully studying birds and fish, showing close attention to detail as they observe their chosen species and deepen their appreciation of the order and beauty within creation.
Our younger children have begun an art project focusing on the world of fish and linking to some recent learning we have done on these wonderful creatures.
The older children continued their studies in Science today with an introduction to amphibians. We looked particularly at the Great Crested Newt and also had a bonus look at adders. Although adders aren't Amphibians, they're certainly dangerous predators to the majority of amphibians in these Isles of Britain!