Beaumont Hills Campus Update
Assalaamu Alaykum WRWB,
As we approach the end of another productive year, Term 4 at Beaumont Hills has been filled with purposeful learning, meaningful connections, and a strong sense of community spirit. Our campus continues to embody the school’s values of Faith, Excellence, and Service, with students, staff, and families working hand in hand to nurture a culture of respect and belonging.
The term began with Year 10 Yearly Examinations and PAT Testing for Years 1–10, ensuring consistency in monitoring academic growth and progress. Students in Years 5–11 also engaged in Graduate Qualities reflections, prompting them to think deeply about how they are growing not only as learners but also as individuals guided by Islamic principles. These opportunities helped our students strengthen their self-awareness and ownership of learning, setting clear goals for the year ahead.
Family and community engagement remained a strong focus throughout the term. The Mother’s Morning Tea was a beautiful celebration of connection and appreciation, offering families a chance to reflect on the role of mothers as the first teachers and nurturers of faith and character. Similarly, the Year 7 (2026) Parent Session and a series of excursions and incursions across year levels strengthened our partnership with families and supported smoother transitions for both new and continuing students.
World Teachers’ Day
We also celebrated World Teachers’ Day, recognising the unwavering commitment, professionalism, and care our educators bring to every classroom. It was a wonderful opportunity to pause and acknowledge the extraordinary efforts of our teaching and support staff, who consistently go above and beyond to create a nurturing and inspiring learning environment. Staff enjoyed a campus luncheon in their honour, filled with gratitude, laughter, and heartfelt appreciation for their invaluable contributions.
Looking ahead, there are many exciting events planned to close out the year. The Year 6 Transition Program will support our students as they prepare to enter Secondary, while the Year 10 Work Experience program will provide valuable opportunities to explore future career pathways. We are also eagerly anticipating the Year 6 Graduation Dinner, a special evening that celebrates student achievement, friendships, and growth.
Our End-of-Year Assemblies will showcase excellence across academics, service, and co-curricular involvement, highlighting the collective effort and resilience that define our Beaumont Hills community. Finally, the much-anticipated K–6 Funday and Secondary Raging Waters excursion will provide a joyful conclusion to the year, a chance for students and staff to come together in reflection, gratitude, and celebration of all that has been achieved.
As we conclude 2025, I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to our dedicated staff for their unwavering professionalism, our families for their ongoing partnership, and our students for their enthusiasm, character, and commitment to growth. May this final term serve as a reminder of how far we have come together and how much we can continue to achieve.
Ms Mehar Khan, Head of Campus
