Religious institution

As a parent, this school has provided my children with a nurturing and supportive learning environment. I'm so grateful my children have had such a positive learning experience in a beautiful school.

Stella Maris has been part of our family for 3 generations. We love the school environment & value the Catholic education received. It’s a beautiful school with great history!

One of the best mosque I have ever been to in Qld, the Imam (Imam Uzair) is amazing, man with a great personality which attracts me to listen to his lectures and khutba, the way he delivers it is beautiful.

It was our privilege to make a visit to ISKCON during our recent visit to Melbourne in the evening. Had a nice darshan of the Lords, listened to pravachana and had sumptuous prasadam. Premises was well maintained and garden area was beautiful too. Felt blessed.

Terrible school. The children are the worse bullies. I know from experience as I went there as kid up until year 4 and left as I couldn’t tolerate it anymore. 15 years later my little sister is getting bullied. I know all school has their bullies but AIC bullies are just different when I went to a public school I was shocked at how well mannered and much nicer the kids were never had to deal with bullies or saw it happen as often as it does in AIC. I think the schools needs to teach and implement more around bullying. Will speak to the school about this matter.

Why can’t you teach your students and their parents to STAY HOME when they are sick or are getting tested for COVID. We are so close to defeating this wave.

Christ-exalting, God-glorifying, Spirit-moving bible exposition every week.

A serene place for prayer, recollection or retreat. Daily holy mass, and spiritual help. Stations of the cross in the nature, long trekking trails in the forest. Marian grottos from around the world

Best school ever

I am saddened to see such negative and obviously false reviews about this beautiful school. All of my children attended the Australian Islamic College growing up. They loved the school and their teachers. The staff were diligent and dedicated to their craft, making learning engaging and memorable.I have known the current principal throughout the different stages of his career. First as the science teacher of my eldest son, many years later as the guidance counseller/dean of students and now as the principal. I always found him to be very respectful, supportive and sincere in his efforts to address any of my or the children's concerns.As an educator he encouraged structure and discipline, emphasised the importance of Islamic values, the practice of virtue, morality and manners. He was deeply devoted to the holistic education, growth and development of his students. This was evident recently when I attended my grandson's kindy graduation accompanied by my adult sons he taught a decade ago. They stopped by administration to greet the principal. He warmly welcomed us into his office to sit down and catch up. He enthusiastically asked about their lives since leaving school and what they do now. He was so genuinely happy to see his old students as successful adults. May the time and effort he invests in our children and all the good he teaches them weigh heavily on his scales. Ameen!