News Primary
16 October 2026
We have some lovely news to share with our families! Our beautiful Babydoll sheep have moved into their new grass enclosure in the heart of the College. Now that they’ve had some time to settle in, they’re already making quite an impression!
With their fluffy coats, gentle nature and curious personalities, our newest residents have been bringing smiles to students and staff alike. It has been wonderful to see the excitement and delight of children getting to know the sheep in their new home.
Some of the most meaningful learning experiences happen beyond the classroom. Whether it’s a moment of curiosity, an opportunity to observe nature or a conversation about caring for animals, these everyday encounters can spark learning, encourage reflection and nurture a connection with the world around us.
Our approach to education and tarbiyah recognises the importance of nurturing the whole child, bringing together academic learning, wellbeing, character development and spiritual growth.
Having our sheep in the heart of the school creates opportunities for students to:
Our new sheep enclosure is a little different from our Mini Farm, where students participate in structured animal care and hands on learning activities through different programs.
This new space is designed for viewing, observation and quiet enjoyment, allowing students to appreciate the sheep as part of their everyday school experience while ensuring the animals feel safe and comfortable in their home.
We hope our families will enjoy hearing about the sheep from their children and the little moments of happiness and discovery they bring to the school day.
Our sheep are settling into their new home, but there’s still something missing… their names!
Keep an eye out for some exciting news about our newest residents, insha Allah.
We look forward to seeing these gentle animals become a much-loved part of College life, reminding us that education, wellbeing and tarbiyah can come together through simple, meaningful everyday experiences.