Our Grade 3’s went on a real-life maths mission to Woolworths!
With $5 in their pockets, they explored the aisles to figure out what they could buy while solving some shopping riddles.
From weighing bananas to comparing prices on snacks, our little shoppers navigated the store like pros.
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We are delighted to share a moment of great joy and honour within our school community. Three of our dedicated Year 6 students: Harris, Abdul Fattah & Hamza have successfully memorised the Noble Qur’an Maasha`Allah, a remarkable and spiritually significant achievement that reflects outstanding dedication, patience, and love for the words of Allah (SWT).
Hifz Department is extremely proud of this accomplishment. It is a shining example of what can be achieved through sincere effort and the blessings of Allah. Memorising the Qur’an at such a young age is an extraordinary feat, and it fills our hearts with pride and gratitude to witness such commitment within our student body.
To honour this beautiful achievement, the students had the opportunity to recite during our secondary assembly and Community Jummah. Additionally they have been presented with a certificate and a token of appreciation during the morning Friday assembly on 30 May. We appreciate parents and students who joined us in celebrating this blessed occasion.
May Allah (SWT) preserve the Qur’an in the heart of this student, elevate their rank through it, and inspire others in our community to follow this noble path.
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On Thursday 29th May, our Year 7 and 8 LEAP students took to the city streets for a multicultural walking tour of Melbourne as part of their Inquiry Learning this term. Starting at Federation Square, the group explored key cultural and historical sites including Chinatown, the QV Centre, the city’s famous laneways, the Royal Arcade, and the Greek Precinct.
Along the way, students discovered how migration has shaped Melbourne’s identity, from early European influences to more recent arrivals.
The tour brought to life the sights, sounds, and stories of the many communities that contribute to our city’s rich cultural fabric.
It also offered students the chance to connect their classroom learning with real-world examples from our studies of Intercultural Understanding and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture.
Students engaged thoughtfully and represented our school with pride.
It was a valuable day of learning outside the classroom—and a meaningful step in deepening their understanding of Australia’s multicultural society.
Our thanks to the teachers and Learning Enrichment Team who organised the excursion and accompanied the students on their adventure.
This week Al Siraat College wrapped up the Islamic Storytime programs for both English and Urdu for the term with a beautiful Eid Party celebration for mums and their little ones aged 0 – 4 years.
The special event included a visit to our adorable Mini Farm, where children enjoyed meeting the animals up close. Families also shared a lovely morning tea, and enjoyed craft activities, nasheeds, and free play.
This joyful gathering marked the end of another successful term of Islamic Storytime – a weekly program designed to engage our youngest learners and their mums in fun, faith-based learning.
A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated facilitators Ms. Shahnaz Khan, Ms. Hina Fahad, and Ms. Nabiha Atique for running these sessions with such warmth and care. We are also deeply grateful to all our wonderful mums and bubs who join the sessions each week.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back next term, in shaa Allah!
AFL Victoria qualified staff are excited to deliver the AFL Superkick Centre safely & conveniently on our school grounds, after school on Wednesdays!
DATES:
Wednesday June 18th
Wednesday June 25th
Wednesday July 2nd
Wednesday July 23rd
Wednesday July 30th
TIMES:
3:50 – 4:50pm
WHO CAN JOIN:
Eligible for Boys & Girls turning 7-12 years old by 31/12/25
COST:
The program costs $55 for 5 sessions per participant, including a free football with registration! The program is also able to be paid in four instalments.
Registration Essential:
Al Siraat Term 2 Superkick Centre | Register
NAB AFL Superkick is a fun-packed, accessible 5-week program for all students turning 7-12 years old this calendar year, introducing AFL and developing fundamental physical literacy (evasion, jumping, catching) through various non-contact, modified, small-sided matches and skill-based activities.
Superkick is strictly no tackling!
AFL Victoria qualified staff are excited to deliver the program safely & conveniently on school grounds, after school on Wednesdays!
The program is available for all girls and mixed groups and able to be modified for all students regardless of their background or previous experience.
AFL Victoria looks forward to welcoming Al Siraat College families commencing Wednesday June 18th after school!
Taekwondo Classes for girls are returning in Term 3, bigger and better!
Taekwondo Classes were very popular in Term 2 for students in Years 3 – 6.
Now they are expanding, and offering classes in Term 3 to girls in Foundation – Year 9!
Class times:
- Foundation – Year 2:
- Tuesdays 3:45pm – 4:45pm
- Years 3 – 6:
- Thursdays 3:45pm – 4:45pm
- Years 7 – 9:
- Fridays 2:15pm – 3:15pm
Complete registration form to sign up: https://forms.gle/MmUP7zNzhhjmRWDD6
Taekwondo is great for:
- Building self-confidence
- Learning self-defence skills
- Improving fitness and flexibility
- Developing focus and respect
Call 0452 310 652 for more information.
We are pleased to announce that Al Madina Arabic Language School has been operating at Al Siraat College since Term 4 of 2024, and continues in 2025.
Class Details:
Day: Saturdays
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Open to: Students from Prep to Year 12
Location: Al Siraat College, 45 Harvest Home Road, Epping VIC 3076
Fees: $50 per term
Enrolments are now open!
To register your child, please complete this form: https://forms.office.com/r/c3gmMLk1ar
For more information, please contact Mabruka Mohamed on 0411 513 630.
Our Mission
As an Australian school in the Islamic tradition, our mission is to develop enlightened individuals of learning and character.