Beaumont Hills Campus Update
Assalaamu Alaykum WRWB,
Connecting Faith, Service and Community
This term at the Beaumont Hills campus has been centred around strengthening our connection to faith, community, and purposeful action. Through a range of spiritual, educational, and service focused initiatives, students have been provided with meaningful opportunities to grow as compassionate, reflective, and community minded individuals.
Hajj Expo
With Eid Al-Adha approaching, students at Beaumont Hills had the unique opportunity to participate in a practical Hajj Expo experience. Through interactive displays and hands-on learning activities, students explored the rites and significance of Hajj in an engaging and memorable way. The experience helped deepen students’ understanding of one of the five pillars of Islam while fostering excitement and reflection around this sacred journey of faith.
Islamic Niyyah Parent Forum
The Beaumont Hills campus also hosted an Islamic Niyyah Parent Forum, where families were invited to hear about the Niyyah Project journey and how it is being implemented within the primary years. The forum provided parents with valuable insight into the school’s approach to nurturing intentionality, character, and Islamic worldview within everyday learning experiences. It also created an important platform for parent voice, allowing families the opportunity to share feedback, raise questions, and strengthen the home-school partnership.
Little Legends of the Ummah – Primary Enrichment Programs
Students across the Beaumont Hills campus have continued to actively engage in a wide range of Primary Enrichment Programs under the banner of Little Legends of the Ummah. These programs are designed to nurture creativity, confidence, collaboration, and holistic development while supporting students in building strong Islamic character and positive life skills.
This term’s enrichment offerings included:
Gardening
Typing Club
STEM and EdBlocks Coding
Drama
Soccer (Boys and Girls)
Debating
Surah Memorisation and Meaning
Through the Little Legends of the Ummah initiative, students have been provided with valuable opportunities to explore their interests, strengthen teamwork and leadership skills, and develop confidence in a supportive and engaging environment. The programs continue to enrich student wellbeing and learning while encouraging students to embody positive character, curiosity, and community spirit.
Excursions and Learning Beyond the Classroom
A number of excursions were conducted throughout the term for both Primary and Secondary students to complement classroom learning and provide enriching real-world experiences.
A particular highlight was the Year 11 and 12 English excursion to the Sydney Writers’ Festival on 20 May 2026. The excursion provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage with contemporary authors, ideas, and discussions that directly support their study of language and literature. Through these experiences, students strengthened their critical thinking skills while gaining deeper insight into the power of storytelling, communication, and diverse perspectives.
Bake Sale for Qurban Appeal
The Primary and Secondary Student Shura Councils, alongside Stage 3 students, organised a successful Bake Sale in support of the Qurban Fundraising Appeal. Students demonstrated outstanding teamwork and initiative as they prepared and sold a variety of treats to raise funds for those in need. The event highlighted the spirit of generosity, service, and compassion that continues to be fostered across the campus community.
“Leave a Legacy” Fundraiser
A highlight this term was the “Leave a Legacy” Fundraiser led by Year 9, 10, 11 and 12 students. Held on Thursday, 7 May, the initiative aimed to support a range of meaningful community service projects, including:
Homeless outreach programs through preparing and distributing meals
Toy drives for sick children
Visiting and supporting elderly residents in respite homes
Students hosted a vibrant bake stall and activity day featuring homemade treats, drinks, games, henna, and face painting. The event showcased the leadership, creativity, and commitment of students to making a positive difference within the wider community while embodying the values of service and social responsibility.
Student Shura Council Visit to Opal Aged Care
Members of the Student Shura Council recently visited Opal Aged Care alongside Sheikh Yousef, Ms Abughannam, and Ms Musa. During the visit, students connected with elderly residents through a variety of interactive activities and conversations.
Students partnered with residents to participate in games such as golf and bingo, creating a warm and joyful atmosphere filled with laughter, companionship, and meaningful interaction. Throughout the experience, students demonstrated empathy, patience, and respect, reflecting the school’s commitment to developing compassionate and socially responsible leaders.
The visit also encouraged students to reflect on the importance of honouring and caring for elders within the community. Through these interactions, students gained a deeper appreciation for the wisdom, experiences, and contributions of older generations while recognising the importance of kindness, dignity, and respectful relationships across all stages of life.
Exciting Campus Developments
We are also excited to share that new playground equipment is currently under construction at the Beaumont Hills campus and will soon be ready for students to enjoy, insha'Allah. This new space has been designed to support active play, social connection, and student wellbeing, and we look forward to seeing students benefit from these exciting additions to the campus environment.
Ms Sara Shehata, Head of Campus
