At the same time it is sensitive to the varied backgrounds of its students, who are drawn from every major Christian denomination and every major world faith. Boys attend regular worship in the School Chapel and religious education occurs within the curriculum. Each boy is encouraged to develop his personal faith within this context but the School acknowledges that the boy's parents and his parish church must play a central role in his religious education.

The School Chapel is the main meeting place of the School, and is a visible witness that all we do is under the guidance and protection of God. The Chapel was consecrated in 1970, and the building was awarded the Bronze Medal of the Western Australian Chapter of Architects in that year.

The Chapel Services provide an experience of Christian worship in the Anglican tradition. Boys also attend Services in the local parish church and in the Cathedral, whose choir is supported by the School. The Head of Philosophy, Ethics and Religion is responsible for religious education in class time throughout the School. The Chaplain prepares boarders for their First Communion in co-operation with the boys' home parishes. As part of the counselling team in the School, the Chaplain is readily accessible for personal counselling.