By the end of their time in a Loreto School it is hoped that young people are:
- Developing and deepening a relationship with God, and are able to find God in reflection on their own experience.
- Happy, friendly and self-confident, with a sense of humour and an awareness of their God-given gifts and the need to fulfill their potential for good.
- Able to think for themselves, ready to further develop their diverse competencies, find their own voices, claim their own identities.
- Seen to have a generosity of spirit and a readiness to place their talents in service of others, especially the most needy, ready to ask ‘What more can I do, what more can I give?’
- Well prepared to take their place in contemporary society, motivated by selfless generosity and aware of how fully they can contribute to the common good.
- Ready to stand for truth and to be advocates for the voiceless.
- Proud of having belonged to a Loreto school community with respect for its values and for those who travelled the education journey with them