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S E P T E M B E R16 Book/Literacy/Numeracy Week20 Last day of Term 3

Important Dates

Principal’s MessageAssalamu alaikum wbt

S A R A H C O N N O L L Y V I S I TWe had the pleasure of a visit from the Hon Sarah Connolly MP for Tarneit in July. She met with some of our students who were very interested in her portfolio as well as her community work. Many intellectual questions were put forward by our students. It was a pleasant discussion and she would like to visit the College again in the future.

E I D D U L A D H AThe Eid-ul-Adha was celebrated on Sunday 11 August with our community. The prayer was led by Imam Sheikh Zeid Bakar, the Mufti from Akkar, Lebanon which was a blessing from Allah (swt). I rejoice with those Brothers and Sisters who successfully completed their Hajj ritual in Mecca,

O C T O B E R7 First day of Term 49 School Tour @9.15 am 16 Excellence Night

18 Art Exhibition 19 Fete Day22 Tablet Information Session Y6s 30 Y6 Graduation

inshaAllah. I hope they performed with patience and Allh (swt) granted a ‘Mabroor Haj’ i.e. upon one’s return, his or her life changes from bad to good. They become totally punctual in fulfilling the commands of Allah Almighty. Their love and inclination toward the hereafter increases and love for the worldly pleasures declines, inshaAllah.

Our staff and students were given the days holiday for the celebration from Monday 12 to Wednesday 14 August. I would like to thank all parents for ensuring students attended school on Thursday for their assessments.

1 7 T H A N N U A L A L - Q U R A N C O M P E T I T I O NThe Competition was held on Saturday, 24 August in the Junior Multipurpose Hall. We were blessed with over 50 participants competing in the categories of Memorisation, Hifz, Khutbah and Adthan. See page 5 for further details.

U S I M D E L E G A T I O NUSIM’s 20 graduates arrived at the College on 26 August as part of our Partnership Program. They interacted very well with our Year 9, 10 and 11 students. Our students were thrilled with the introduction of Braille and a taste of a game called “Chongkak” which our students grasped quickly on this Heritage Malaysian sport. I extend my thanks to the graduates for their presentation and relentless effort during the program. I would like to thank all teachers and staff who were involved in organising this event.

A L - H I D A Y A H

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OUR MISSIONAl-Taqwa College aims to produce good ref lective self-directed learners who have

problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities.

It aims to be a place where the individuality of each person is recognised, and where that recognition is ref lected in the College’s curriculum diversity and f lexibility, diverse

teaching strategies and student centered processes. The College aims to create a school environment that instills in students love and obedience to Allah (swt) in accordance with the sayings and deeds of the Prophet Muhammad (saw) and enables them to benefit from

the teachings of the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Mohammad (pbuh).

Quality Education for Quality Life


C A R P A R K & G A R D E N Safety railings have been installed in the parent’s carpark area for students and parents to walk to their respective class rooms.

The gardens will be enhancedt around the College by the Maintenance and Horticulture departments during term 4, inshaAllah.

N E W M U L T I P U R P O S E H A L LAlhamdullillah, the project tenders were received and construction will commence in Term 4 with completion expected to be mid 2020, inshaAllah. You will be kept informed of this Project during its progress.

S C H O O L F E T EThe school fete will be on Saturday 19 October and we look forward to some sunshine. As this is a community event, I look forward to having all families and friends to enjoy the day with us. Should you wish to donation any unused items from your home or garage, you are welcome to contact Michelle Dimech and have them delivered in clean and useable condition to sell at the “Treasure, No Trash” stall. Your contributions towards our Fete is highly appreciated. We also look forward to or primary students donating supermarket items for the Mini Market stall.

September/October CalendarA L L S C H O O L11 Sept School Tour @9.15am by appointment only20 Sept Last Day of Term 323 Sept-6 Oct School Holidays7 Oct First Day of Term 419 Oct Fete Day9 Oct School Tour @9.15am by appointment only16 Oct Excellence Night25 Oct World Teachers Day

P R I M A R Y 2-6 Sept Swimming Program Y13 Sept Camp Coorong Y6 Boys3 Sept Ottoman Village Aged Care Visit SRCs9-13 Sept Science Week4-6 Sept Camp Coorong Y6 Boys6 Sept Statewide Math Game Day Y6 SEEP6 Sept Love your locals day Sel Y5-69 Sept Science Incursion Y49-20 Sept Swimming Program Foundation10-11 Sept Science Incursion Y411 Sept Debating Sel 5 &612 Sept Wyndham Division Athletics Sel Prim16-20 Sept PAT Assessments16-20 Sept Literacy & Numeracy Week17-18 Sept Professor Maths Incursion F-Y222 Oct Tablet Information Session Y610 Oct Mosque Visits Sel Y4-614-18 Oct Arabic Week

15-18 Oct Camp Coorong Y5 Boys16 Oct Sports Carnival Fnd-Y117 Oct Sports Carnival Y2-321 Oct Sticks and Stones Incursion Y5s29 Oct-1 Nov Camp Coorong Y5 Girls30 Oct Graduation Y6s

S E C O N D A R Y4 Sept Old Melbourne Gaol Y119-13 Sept English Week9-13 Sept Camp Coorong Y10 Boys10 Sept Ethics Zoo & You - Melb Zoo Y1116-20 Sept Camp Coorong Y7 Boys17 Sept Parliament House/Magistrates Court Y12 Legal Studies19 Sept WMD Athletics Y7-107-16 Oct PAT Assessments18 Oct Art Exhibition Opening23 Oct Language Exam (CCAFL)24 Oct Y12 Graduation7-11 Oct Camp Coorong Y10 Girls10 Oct Islamic Museum Y11 VCAL14 Oct Kryal Castle Y8 boys15 Oct Kryal Castle Y8 girls21-25 Oct Art Week22 Oct Immigration Museum Y11 VCAL25 Oct Vaccinations Y730 Oct VCAA Exams

Education Perfect Maths ChampionshipsCongratulations to Ameena Haque for placing in the top 10% of 80,000 Maths Competitors from around the world.

Ameena answered 1,378 questions during the competition earning her just over 1000 points and a Bronze Award.

Excellent accomplishment Ameena keep it up!

If you wish to book a stall on the day, please see Fadile Jeka in the Accounts Department.

Y E A R 1 2 G R A D U A T I O N It is anticipated that the Year 12 Graduation will be held internally with the date yet to be confirmed. Further information will be available soon.

O M A R H A L L A KPrincipal


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A S S A L A M U A L A I K U M

C A R P A R K The Administration carpark is closed each school day between 9.00am and 3.15pm, to allow our senior students more space during recess and lunch. Guests are still able to access the administration building during the day by parking in front of the mosque and walking through the mosque gates.

Each day we see many parents speeding in the car parks. As you can imagine this is extremely dangerous especially when smaller children pop out between cars or have cars stop in the middle of the driveways to let their children in/out of their cars. Please follow the direction of our staff on duty and keep in line with the speed on the school grounds at all times.

Many of our staff have also noted that parents are driving without their children restrainined in their cars. Even in the carpark, children must wear their seatbelts. Serious accidents can happen at only 5km per hour so please ensure your children are restrained correctly prior to you driving.

L U N C H E S / B O O K S / H O M E W O R K E T CWe are being inundated with parents arriving at the front office thorughout the entire day with their child’s lunch, forgotten homework, books, uniform etc. Please ensure that your child has a healthy packed lunch in their school bag and all their required items before they leave home in the morning to avoid being turned away when arriving at the Administration Office.

S T U D E N T A P P O I N T M E N T STo avoid disruption to your child’s learning it is requested that medical or other appointments for your children are made outside of school hours.

S P A R E C L O T H I N GWe have many younger students presenting to the front office due to bathroom accidents. For parents with children in Foundation and Year 1, can you please provide an extra pair of pants, underwear and socks in their school bags.

L A T E A R R I V A L S A N D E A R L Y D I S M I S S A L S We are still experiencing many students arriving late each day. School commences at 8.50am and all students are expected to arrive ontime. If you are finding heavy traffic you can leave 10 minutes earlier each day, this will ensure an early arrival.

If your child is required to be collected early due to an appointment, please advise the Administration Office so they can have your child waiting for you in the foyer. Students who fall ill during the day will be contacted by the Nursing staff for collection from the First Aid Department.

Parents are also asked to be off the school grounds by 8.45am as this poses an OH&S issue and conjestion in the Administration foyer.V I S I T O R SAny parent, guardian or visitor must report to the Administration Office and sign in prior to entering the College grounds. This is necessary especially in the event of an emergency and also for the safety of all our staff and students.

A M e s s a g e f r o m A d m i n

S T U D E N T I D C A R D SAll students should now have their new ID cards, please ensure that your child keeps their ID card in their school bag at all times. If your child has lost their ID card or left it at home they must go to the Administration Office to organise a replacement - a $5 fee will apply.

AL-TAQWA COLLEGESTUDENT ID CARD

Name: MuhammadSurname: MuhammadD.O.B: 01/01/01

EXP:06/20 00000000


F i r s t A i d N e w s

Infections in school children are common. Everyone is susceptible to infection. Our College has a duty of care to ensure infection control is practiced amongst all of its current students and school staff.

Students with cold or flu-like symptoms, vomiting or diarrhoea should seek medical attention, limit contact with others and stay at home until symptoms have passed. If your child becomes ill at school with these symptoms, the nurses will contact the family and arrange for the collection of the child. If your child has an infectious condition, you are required to keep them away from school or childcare to stop the condition spreading to other children or people in the community. Different exclusion periods apply to different infectious diseases for cases and contacts, therefore please refer to the link below. https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/infectious-

diseases/school-exclusion

Infections can spread in a variety of ways: the five most common routes are:1 Through the gastrointestinal

tract, (intestines and faeces) e.g. infectious diarrhoea and hepatitis A.

2 Through the respiratory tract, (eyes, nose, mouth and lung secretions) e.g. colds and influenza.

3 Through direct contact, (skin contact, contact with saliva and other body fluids), e.g. bacterial skin infections such as impetigo, molluscum contagiosum, scabies, and through indirect contact with surfaces or materials such as pencils, handkerchiefs, soiled clothing and crockery and cutlery which have been contaminated by germs, e.g. influenza and the common cold.

4 Through contact with infected blood e.g. hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS.

5 Through ingestion of contaminated food or water e.g. food poisoning.

You can help prevent and control the transmission of infectious diseases in schools and to promote health within the school community by following the steps below.

HandwashingIt is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of infections. Clean hands can stop germs from spreading from one person to another and throughout an entire community.

Exclusion from school It is important to stay at home and recover if you are sick. By doing so, you will help prevent others from catching your illness. Avoid close contact with others during the infectious period.

EducationBe informed about signs, symptoms and prevention of diseases. Share information with your friends and

family. Learning how diseases are transmitted can help to actively prevent the spread of disease.

Disinfect surfacesClean and disinfect surfaces or objects. Focus especially on frequently touched surfaces.

VaccinateEnsure that you/your child vaccination is up to date. Many of the diseases can be prevented by vaccines.

Seek medical attentionVisit your GP when ill to get diagnosed and treated properly.

It is helpful to us as a school community to have a good communication with you at all times. The more information we have, the more we can help your child be healthy and to succeed in school. Do not hesitate to contact any of the nurse at 9269 5055 - Roslyn / 5061 -Wendy / 5084 – Johora or book an appointment with us so that we can be of any assistance to advocate for your child’s healthcare needs.

R O S L Y N N A S I RSenior School Nurse


1 7 t h A n n u a l Q u r a n C o m p e t i t i o n W i n n e r s

On Saturday 24 August 2019, Al-Taqwa College held its 17th Annual Quran Competition. It was a very successful day alhamdulillah. Students competed in Quran memorisation, Khutbah delivery and Athan. All students were awarded with certificates and monetary gifts from the College. Our parents also had the chance to compete and received certificates of appreciation and small gifts. An informative talk and a short activity was delivered by Ibrahim one of our Year 12 students, on the different Qira’at of the Quran. Ibrahim and Abdirahman also of Year 12, recited the ayat from Surat Al-Baqarah in two different Qira’at. Our MC for the night was Sheikh Warsama Bulhan, who did a great job in keeping the audience engaged throughout the event.

We were honoured with the attendance of Sheikh Zeid Bakkar, the Mufti of Akkar-Lebanon who was also participating in the parents’ challenge and received an award for giving a correct answer.

Both the Primary and Secondary Islamic Departments, would like to thank our Principal, Omar Hallak for initiating and supporting this event, the panel of judges-Sheikh Abdel Khaleq, Br Abdullahi Hassan and Year 12 student Abdirahman as well as the staff for their tireless effort in training our students and ensuring they were ready to compete.

P R I M A R Y Q U R A N C O M P E T I T I O N W I N N E R SQuarter Juzu 1st – Mohammed Abdusalam FE2nd – Yemen Barakat FB3rd – Khaldia Souki FD

Half Juzu 1st – Saad Mohammed 1D2nd - Asad Attari Mohammed 1B3rd - Noor Dean Abdul Latif 1B4th – Aya Taleb 1H 5th – Nusaibah Mohammed 1B

One Juzu1st – Nadine Abdullahi – 2H 2nd – Aisha Siddiq – 2H 3rd – Suwayda Hersi - 2A4th – Mysha Abdul Samad 2H

Two Juzu 1st – Sidra Elayoubi 2A 2nd – Mushahid Mohammed 3B 3rd – Wajih Abdou – 3B 4th – Musab Moahmmed – 3C 5th – Abdirahman Mahamed – 3D

Three Juzu 1st – Saja Elayoubi 4G 2nd – Najma Mohammed 3A 3rd – Dheenah Mohammed Naleem 4I 4th – Abdullah Shaikh 1H 5TH – Zakaria Suleiman 4E

Hifz (Al Imran)1st – Syed Alvi – 6C 2nd – Maira Shaikh – 4F 3rd – Zeenath Banu – 6H

Hifz (Al–Baqarah) 1st – Musaab Uddin Mohammed -4C2nd – Aabida Rashid – 6H3rd – Sarah Fatima – 6A

Khutbah1st – Musab Margan – 5I 2nd - Alpha Jalloh – 5I

Adthan (Presentation Only) Muaad Mohammed 6F Ibrahim Safi – 6FTalha Amin – 3E

S E C O N D A R Y Q U R A N C O M P E T I T I O N W I N N E R S

Quran Memorisation Category 1: 2A Juzu 1st - Aamna Amanulla Y7D2nd - Ayman Abelmula Y7E3rd - Tamzid Islam 8G

Category 2: 2B Juzu1st - Ali Nasir 7G2nd - Muhammad Abdul Rafay 8F3rd - Akram Khaldi 7E

Category 3: 3 Juzu1st - Eman Ahmed 8D2nd - Wahaj Chishti 5A3rd - Khathab Shafeer 7G

Category 4: 5 Juzu 1st - Elyas Nur 8G2nd - Iman Mohammed 10C3rd- Hamza Shaikh 8E

Category 5: 7 Juzu1st - Maryam Osman 11A2nd - Hashim Ali 9F3rd - Alinur Abdiaziz 8F

Khutbah Adam Abdelmula 9DAmaar Yasir 7FImran Lalu 7G

Athan Mohammad Abdul Rafay Ali Nasir 7GAli Seferovic 8F


Y e a r 3 - 5 N e w s

Y E A R 3 It’s time to share what our Year 3 students were up to in Term 3. This term, our students excitedly participated in the Spelling Bee Contest. It was so pleasing to see our students spell difficult words accurately.

Our Islamic Department provided the students with the opportunity to go through the Hajj Experience during ‘Hajj and Masjid Al Aqsa Week’. Wow! What a great feeling it was to take our children through the Hajj process. It was definitely a memorable experience.

Not only this, we also held ‘Art Week’ where students proudly showcased their creative side by decorating their scarves and beanies in many different ways.

Y E A R 4Term 3 started on an exciting note with events that engaged students and families on their journey into the second semester.

In Week 2, we held our first Monday morning assembly. Then Parent-Teacher Interviews were held during Week 3. We also had the Year 4 Spelling Bee Inter Class Competition. Lots of excitement and a super speller was selected to represent the Year 4s. All the participants from each class were awarded certificates. Prior to Eid Week, students participated in Hajj practice. Students were able to research and had hands on experience with erosion experiments. During Week 9, the Year 4s will be attending a Science Incursion in connection to their Integrated Studies topic: Weathering and Erosion.

Year 4 students are prepared for more productive learning experiences to extend and challenge their capable minds. They are all ready for more challenges and events.

This term, 3G got the chance to compete in the Spelling Bee. We had a tough competition and I smashed it!Competing against the other grades was tough. I had to spell scrimshaw, it was hard but I did it! I feel so good representing the school.Bilal Basha 3G

In Term 3, we had a hajj Practice Day. We came in white dresses for that day. We practiced walking around the Ka’bah. We also went around Safa and Marwa 7 times. Later, Sheikh Warsame gave a talk and then we all made dua for the people on hajj to be safe.Lastly, we had Zam Zam water and we made Dua again. It was a great experience.Ayesha 3D

Let’s see what our students had to share with us.


Y 3 - 5 N e w s ( c o n t ’ d )

Y E A R 5The months of July and August were the busiest so far for our Year 5 students.

Parent-Teacher Interviews were held in July. The huge attendance from the parents/guardians and family were very much appreciated by the College and staff. In the following weeks, our Year 5 students were introduced to Debating lessons during English classs by Ladina. These lessons allowed the students to hone their oral skills through debating lessons incorporated in their English class. Spelling Bee was also in July whereby all the Year 5 students were given a chance to showcase their spelling knowledge. The Media Road Show also took place in the early weeks of August. Year 5 students learnt a lot about acting, singing, hosting and animation through the Incursion.

July and August were indeed truly busy months for the Year 5 students but they are looking forward to another productive and challenging Term 4 ahead!


S E E P

Student of the Month - ResponsibilitySo whosoever does good equal to the weight of an atom (or a small ant), shall see it. And whosoever does evil equal to the weight of an atom (or a small ant), shall seeSurah Az-Zalzalah: Ayah 7/8FA Lina TawilFB Zahra AbdulkadirFC Sarinah HaqueFD Samiha ChowdhuryFE Rayaan Mohsin RanaFF Hamnah AliFG Noor DabbousFH Faizah Fatima

1A Jayda Houli1B Safa Mohsen1C Sebrin Ahmed1D Muhammed Raidh

Bin Naushad1E Sohaib Aghbash1F Sarosh Mohammed1G Syed Reyaan Hasan1H Bakir Krhan1I Ibrahim Mithabhai

2A Amelia Kaddour2B Shyreen Haroon2C Naira Irawan2D Manar Naqib2E Omar El Dannaoui2F Arya Naveen2G Rabiha Hussain2H Hafsah Mohamed

Naleem

3A Abdul Muqsit3B Khayyira Zein3C Shemsiya

Mohammed3D Nadra Hersi3E Khaldia Mohamad3F Amel Khalif3G Khaled Saoud3H Nawal Mussarat

4A Ella Kaddour4B Rida Tahseen4C Helal Yassin4D Zainab Labou4E Shazmeen Shahnaz4F Aryan Uddin4G Saja Elayoubi4H Kalid Mohamed4I Saad Jemal

5A Muaz Yassin5B Zainab Imran5C Amar Mohamed5D Zaina Zaffar5E Niya Hassan5F Rayan Abdulkadir5G Amina Shakir Arafath5H Ahmed Nasser5I Mohammed Khojani

6A Mobashera Kader6B Nabet Idris-Said6C Ahmed Hussein6D Samia Siddiq6E Afiya Shaik6F Ibrahim Safi6G Sarah Hussein6H Maanha Khan6I Shaan Zaffer

It has indeed been an eventful term for our SEEP students. Earlier in the term, we had the “World of Maths” incursion that allowed our students to engage in rich mathematical tasks and brain teasers. It was a pleasant experience for all of them as they saw the importance of logical thinking and reasoning in Mathematics. Grade 3 SEEP students had their inter-school “Maths Games Competition” excursion which was a successful event organised by Ms Shabana Chowdhury. Grade 5 SEEP organised and conducted a Maths Games Competition for Grade 4 SEEP. It was yet another session where both groups of students were immersed in Mathematical thinking and enjoying Maths outside of the standard classroom context.

4I held a SEEP open classroom for their parents to visit the classroom and experience the learning environment of SEEP classrooms. It was student-led and allowed parents to view this term’s learning from their child’s perspective.

We hope to continue collaborating with students, teachers and parents to not only maximise student learning but also to make their SEEP journey a joyous and memorable one.

S E E P 2 0 1 9 T E A MSEEP


S e n i o r S c h o o l N e w s

S E N I O R S C H O O LTerm 3 is the time in the senior school when planning for the following year takes place. Most importantly it’s when students are asked to make decisions about their respective study pathways for the following year. Over the course of this term all students had the opportunity to explore their options. The College established a comprehensive course counselling program so as to insure that both students and parents made the best informed decision.

Y E A R 1 2As we approach the mid-way point of Term 3 students and teachers were heavily involved in completing the curriculum requirements. This was especially the case with our Year 12 VCE and VCAL programs. The completion of this term is effectively their last, with the early part of Term 4 focused on revision followed by the VCAA examination period for VCE students commencing on 30 October.

One of the most significant events at this time of the year for Year 12 students is to ensure that all students are supported towards a meaningful post-secondary pathway. In order to achieve this, the Year 12 Students were recently counselled on the VTAC application process, focusing on selecting tertiary and TAFE pathways for 2020.

In the coming months, a number of activities have been organised for our Year 12 students. These events are to celebrate their time as students at the College, they include a breakfast, some excursions and the Graduation Ceremony.

Y E A R 1 0 & Y E A R 1 1The Year 10 and 11 students were also course counselled for 2020. A very successful parent/student/teacher day was held on 7 August. This was a new part of the course counselling process with its aim to ensure that parents were kept abreast of the options students have as they move towards their final years of secondary education. In order to better support these students, a VCE/ VCAL Orientation Program will take place in the final few weeks of Term 4. The Program signals the commencement of the 2020 VCE/VCAL year. Students will be placed in their respective classes and summer holiday homework will be set. The Orientation Program was implemented for the first time last year and proved to be very beneficial to students.

Y E A R 9The Year 9’s entering the senior school, also participated in information sessions in preparation for 2020. Both student and parent sessions were held to explain the curriculum programs offered in Year 10. One program which was introduced this year with great success was the VCE Accelerated Program. Students who have shown above average results and the capacity to deal with an advanced study program will have the opportunity to undertake one VCE subject next year.

G U S N A P O L ILater Years Coordinator

ATCinoThe aroma of freshly brewed coffee is in the air. Our VCAL students officially launched their new adventure with ATCino now up and running.

Staff and students can now buy a fresh coffee each morning between 8.30-8.50am from the Secondary canteen and during recess. As this is a mobile service, parents and the general public can pick up their cappuccino, latte or hot chocolate from the Masjid during Jummah prayers.

We ask that you support our students in their new venture. So come by and purchase a delicious hot drink on Fridays. We do have loyalty cards, with one free coffee with every 10 purchased. So what are you waiting for, your caffeine kick is waiting for you at ATCino Café!

Watch this video to get you even more excited:bit.do/atcino


S W B M e r i t A w a r d s

To promote and recognise our students’ positive behaviour, an award system was implemented. Gold, Silver and Bronze merit awards are presented to the top three boys from every year level and likewise for the top three girls. This award system also supports the College’s educational mission of creating responsible Muslim leaders and citizens of tomorrow.

The following are the winners of the merit awards for Term 2.Year 7 Girls:Gold - Tasnima MussaSilver- Ayesha AhmedBronze - Yasmin Chehade Year 8 Girls:Gold - A’isha CerantonioSilver - Rahaf Marwan MaqsodBronze - Nisrit Idris- Said

Year 9 Girls:Gold - Haneen Ramahi Silver - Jana El-Haouli Bronze - Sinan Ummu Year 10 Girls:Gold- Medina Sabani Silver- Syeda Zaidi Bronze - Hanan El Hawli

Year 11 GirlsGold - Iiman Duale Silver - Sandus Sheikh Abdi Bronze - Hanan Hussein

Year 12 GirlsGold - Amina Secic Silver - Asma Yasin Bronze - Donya Haouli

Year 7 Boys:Gold - Ali Nasir Silver- Afaq Bangash Bronze – Karem Dadoush

Year 8 Boys:Gold – Abdullah Khan Silver- Ubaid Ur-RehmanBronze – Muhammad Abdul Rafay

Year 9 Boys:Gold – Dameer PramanikSilver- Jazlan Aboubacar Bronze – Caelhafiz Matanog

Year 10 Boys: Gold- Eisa IsmailSilver- Abdul Hafeez MohamedBronze- Nabil Fawal

Year 11 Boys:Gold – Adam WirapandyaSilver – Amer El dannaouiBronze – Adam Bou’kslilDAM

Year 12 Boys:Gold - Hamza MumeSilver - Liwaa HaddaraBronze - Zakaria Sharif


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Al-Taqwa College is hosting its Annual Arts Exhibition this year, opening it on Friday 18 October and open for viewing during our Fete Day on 19 October until Wednesday 23 October. The exhibition will display the talent of our Secondary students along with the work from talented Year 5 and 6 students.

This year we have created an Art Competition which will give all students entering an opportunity to display their work and also prizes for the winners.

The competition is open to all Year 7-12 students. Please encourage your child to participate. The poster provides further details and please encourage them to also speak to their Art teachers for any other concerns. Thank you for your support.

A r t C o m p e t i t i o n


College RegistrarJenny Dunstan

Parent Liaison Of ficerMalak El-Ashey

Enrolment Off icers Enas Ali

Ibtissam Shahino

Transport CoordinatorSameh Aghbash

Accounts ReceivableMalak El-Ashey

Fadile Jeka

Accounts PayableEmmy Eribsyantie

A D M I N I S T R A T I O N P E R S O N N E L

The Islamic Schools of Victoria (Werribee College) Trading as Al-Taqwa College ABN 32 079 146 958

COLLEGE TOURSTours of the College are available by appointment only on scheduled days. If you wish to visit the College and view our facilities, please contact the Administration Office on 9269 5000 to arrange an appointment.

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