Vision Statement 
To inspire and challenge all stakeholders of La Salle College to embrace the Lasallian core values of faith, service and community and to aim for all round excellence as a leading school of wholistic education.

 La Salle College Mission Statement

• is committed to providing a high quality human and Christian education
• values each boy regardless of ethnicity, religion, wealth, or status
• provides special attention to those less gifted
• seeks to empower all students to realize their potential through academic study, sport, and the arts
• develops a civic service, and leadership oriented culture with its community of parents,
  friends and alumni
   

The Lasallian Spirit

The Lasallian Spirit may be expressed in different ways but, as with any Christian spirit, it is based on the Great Commandment of Jesus to love God and love our neighbour.

To help the Brothers in this, De La Salle focused on TWO particular virtues, FAITH and ZEAL.

• respect for each student as a unique person. Lasallian teachers are called to be older brothers and sisters to their pupils.
• a healthy community spirit among the administration, staff and students. This manifests itself in the virtue of solidarity whereby all seek the common good.
• quality education. The Lasallian school is one where young people really learn, where they develop a thirst for the truth and where they are helped to grow in their capacity to think clearly.
• a Christian spirit. We propose Jesus Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life and we are zealous in promoting the religious dimension of the school.
• openness to all, the poor, the rich, the neglected. We do not discriminate according to class or status but treat all as children of God.
• dedicated teachers who see their roles more as a vocation than a job and who work with strong faith and ardent zeal for the good of their school community, giving generously of their time, their energy and their talents.
• a knowledge and love of St. John Baptist de La Salle. We run our schools in accord with the ideals and traditions of our Founder.

• are able to develop, at their own pace, to their full potential.
• feel loved and respected within our care.
• now what and why they believe, based on Gospel values.
• understand and accept themselves and others.
• think logically, judge wisely and express themselves effectively.
• maintain physical and mental health, avoiding excesses and abuses.
• possess social awareness and a sense of responsibility for the common good.
• appreciate all that is noble and beautiful.
• have a sense of belonging to their school and to the wider Lasallian family as living communities of persons.