Australian Islamic College Kewdale

This is a terrible school, the principle made everyone zoom call and told us that they will expelled or suspended just for not wearing our mask outside of class while we are outside and not even in class.Most of the teachers have their kids going to this school and if their kids get in trouble they treat them way differently from the rest and most of the teachers favourites 2 or 3 students and treat them poorly, there is a fight every second over the most petty things and if a teacher gets involved they drag everything and bring religion into everything.This school is not Islamic at all you should see and hear the things they do in the Masjid toilets.

I enrolled my child 1 year ago, Inspite of getting better in his studies and behaviour, he's getting tired and frustrated from school..The staff is terrible, not someone easy to talk to..Even there's drop off and pickup problems, if i get there by time, my child still won't get into school because of heavy traffic, we've to go all the way around the school to get to the primary section.. Sometimes they don't shut the exit gate until 8 40 and sometimes it's closed by 8 30..And by the time we get there, they've already put absent on childs name..At least there should be some leniency for such small age groups..The gate keeper is really rude and disrespectful towards every parent.. today i left my kid at gate, he didn't let him in and told him to go to the main gate via footpath all by himself, it was very irresponsible of him to ask a pre primary kid to go unsupervised..He endangered my kids security and safety..It's a violation of child's right and a clear act of negligence..

aic kewdale high school recognizes the importance of individual expression and comfort within its relaxed dress code policy. While adhering to guidelines of decency and respect, the school allows students, including girls, to choose attire that they feel comfortable in, which includes options like short shorts andtight sports bras and dose not require students to cover hair. This approach aims to promote body positivity, self-confidence, and personal choice, while ensuring that the clothing choices remain appropriate for the school environment.

Teachers are awful and unprofessional, yelling at students for no reason and poor behavior overall. They aren't even understanding of the children, they just either send them to detention or suspend them. enforce stupid rules which make no sense, and a bad learning environment. if you're reading this as a parent, please don't send your children to this school. its only for the best of their mental health. if you're a student reading this, try and convince your parent's to not go here. this school is disguising itself with the word islamic" in its name. most students don't even act "islamic"

the school is so bad not gonna lie the teachers dont know how to teach and the canteen is in a tent and its so expensive and the and the principal does not know how to run the school if you hate you kids send them to this campus and you would have satisfaction hate for your kids

This place is really good for Muslim community not only to Pray but also there are schools, colleges. Mosque environment is really awesome.

This school is very biased and hire teachers with zero experience and made a sewing and knitting teacher randomly the deputy principal just because of the principal and her ethnicity are the same. Most instantly get you in big trouble for even picking up your pencil that fell down. There is nothing islamic in this school, everything that happens in a public school happens in this ''islamic'' school. The teachers are treated very harshly aswell and the male non muslim teachers are being forced to wear the jubbah or khamees. I dont recommend this school to anyone.

The teachers don't teach anything, you have to learn it all yourself, if you want to punish your child, send them here. All the high test results that the school presents are from students doing extra tutoring or last minute cramming, but what they won't tell you is how only 30 of 200 kids in year 10 even qualify for ATAR. I basically learnt how to work in a sweatshop.. In Australia.