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Debating Competition, Premier's Reading Challenge, and Book Character Parade are on-campus and inter-campus activities that develop thinking, literacy, and public speaking. The Primary Years Programme uses inquiry-based learning and transdisciplinary themes to foster intellectual curiosity. The Diploma Programme includes Creativity, Action and Service as part of a balanced program that links academic study with real-world engagement.
Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) is offered as part of the curriculum. The Diploma Programme supports creativity and artistic engagement as part of its holistic approach. Co-curricular life is rich and varied, including arts activities as a central component of student development.
Arabic Language Competitions are part of the school's co-curricular program. Harmony Day is celebrated as part of cultural education. Arabic, Quran and Islamic Studies are delivered within the PYP framework.
Clubs are offered as part of on-campus and inter-campus activities. Swim School and Gymnastics provide on-site sport options. Athletics Carnivals promote fitness and school spirit.
Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) is a core element of the Diploma Programme. Community engagement programs are included as part of the co-curricular program. Sport, drama, music and community service activities are encouraged and accredited.
Leadership opportunities are offered as part of the co-curricular program. Community engagement programs provide pathways to student leadership. The school emphasises student voice and leadership through the co-curricular program.
Swim School is on-site for students. Gymnastics is offered as part of the on-campus activities. Athletics Carnivals promote fitness and participation in sport.
Al Zahra College is an IB World School in Arncliffe, Sydney, offering the full IB continuum from ages 3 to 18. Led by Dr Ken Darvall, the school provides the Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes within an Islamic educational framework emphasising holistic student development including intellectual, spiritual, emotional and physical growth.
