Primary students at ICB participated in ‘Coach Approach’ in week 4 of this term.
Coach Approach is about promoting sports participation to all young Australians. The program is about allowing children to excel in a sporting experience which is run by Olympic, National and State champion athletes. Elite athletes came to the school to promote fun, participation and skill development in a safe school environment.

Sunday 9th June 2013
Noon – 9.00pm

The College Parents’ Advisory Committee once again will be holding our annual fete this year as our major fundraising event. A great day is planned to bring communities together in a day of celebration, entertainment and an international food fest culminating in the evening with a fireworks display.

The Primary School celebrated Harmony Day on Wednesday 20 March with a special assembly.
It was a free dress day and the diversity of our school population was reflected in their cultural dress.
We also had a range of performances from Year 4s and 7s. Year 4D showcased how they had been sharing their stories with others.
We thank parents who attended our assembly to celebrate Harmony Day with us.

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Teachers over the coming months are encouraging students to examine the attitudes students take on if they fall victim to bullying. The focus is on victims choosing an attitude of resilience and positivity, not to succumb to the taunts or verbal abuse by the bully.

The Life Education Van visited the primary school from the 25th of February to 14th of March.
Life Education is the largest non-government provider of health education to children and young people, Australia wide. The program motivates, encourages and empowers children to exercise real choice – and make informed healthy lifestyle decisions.

On Wednesday, the sixth of March, 4B went to Boondall Wetlands on an excursion. Firstly, we boarded the bus at 11:30am and arrived there at about 12:15pm. When we got there we met two ladies named Lisa and Merrilyn who were our guides for the excursion.

 Despite the inconvenience of the grass and dirt made muddy by the heavy rain, a group of ICB students, along with a couple of teachers, displayed persistence and dedication as they gave up their Sunday to attend Clean Up Australia Day for 2013 (3rd March).

Before enrolling at the school, students should consider that the Islamic College of Brisbane is a uniform school and it is expected that students at the school will fully abide with the dress code established by the school management in collaboration with staff and parents.