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Step 1: Submit an Enquiry
Start your child's enrolment journey by completing the Registration Form.
Once the form is received, the Enrolments Team will contact you to confirm submission and request supporting documents.
They will arrange payment of the $150 non-refundable registration fee.
Step 2: Join the Registration Waiting List
After online registration is received and reviewed, the child's name will be added to the Registration Waiting List.
Families on the list will be contacted when a place becomes available.
Placement offers are made based on the order of registration, available year level spots, and school readiness requirements.
Kindergarten applicants must currently be attending a preschool program at the time of application.
Step 3: Interview & Assessment
After all documents and the registration fee are received, the team will schedule an interview with the parents/guardians and the child.
Kindergarten interviews discuss preschool readiness and a completed checklist.
Years 1–12 interviews include an academic review; for Strathfield applicants, an entrance exam in literacy and numeracy may be required.
A student profile for the previous two semesters, including two semester reports and NAPLAN results, is required.
An interview does not guarantee a place; all applications are reviewed by the Principal and school leadership.
Step 4: Offer of Enrolment
If the application is successful, a Letter of Offer will be issued.
To confirm the place, sign and return the Acceptance Letter.
Complete all enrolment documentation and pay the enrolment bond and associated fees.
Step 5: Welcome to AIA
Once enrolment is finalised, a Welcome Email is sent with term dates, the school calendar, uniform and book list details, and login details for TASS Parent Lounge and the Audiri App.
Information on before and after school care, key policies, and parent information is provided, and internal teams are notified to prepare for arrival (IT setup, diary distribution, class allocation).
Registration Waiting List: After online registration is received and reviewed, the child's name will be added to the Registration Waiting List. Families on the list will be contacted when a place becomes available. Placement offers are made based on the order of registration, year level availability, and school readiness requirements. Kindergarten applicants must currently be attending a preschool program at the time of application.
Academic: Academic Excellence Scholarships are awarded to high-performing students entering Years 7–11 and are based on performance in the ACER Scholarship Test, a review of school reports and academic history, and demonstrated commitment to learning and excellence. Qur'an: Qur'an Kareem Memorisation & Tajweed Scholarships are available for students who demonstrate outstanding Qur'an memorisation and Tajweed, open to Kindergarten to Year 11, with year-level requirements (1 Juz for Kindy–Year 2, 2 Juz for Year 3–6, 3 Juz for Year 7–8, 4 Juz for Year 9–10, 6 Juz for Year 11 with at least 1 new Juz).
How to Apply: All detailed information regarding eligibility, selection criteria, scholarship categories, and award conditions is outlined in the Scholarship Policy. Read the policy and FAQs carefully before submitting an application.
Step 1: Complete the Enquiry Form. Once your enquiry is reviewed, the team will send you the full scholarship application, requirements checklist, and next steps.
Step 2: Complete the Scholarship Application Form. A $150 non-refundable fee is required at time of application.
Step 3: Attend the Assessment / Interview. Academic applicants sit the ACER test; Qur'an applicants are assessed by Islamic Studies staff.
Final: Receive the Outcome. Scholarship decisions are reviewed by the Principal. Results are confidential and final. Scholarship applications, assessments and outcomes are subject to AIA's Scholarship Policy.
Who Can Apply? New and currently enrolled students; Australian citizens or permanent residents; Students may apply for both scholarships, but only one will be awarded.
Key Dates: Applications Open in Term 3; Testing & Interviews in Term 4; Offers Announced before Term 1 of the new school year.
AIA is an Australian-affiliated school network offering an IB continuum alongside the Australian Curriculum. The Coburg King Khalid Campus serves primary students (Prep–Year 5), with the Melbourne Senior Campus providing secondary education (Year 6–12). The program blends the International Baccalaureate framework with local NSW concepts and is delivered in an Islamic ethos. In the Primary Years Programme, students study English and Literacy, Mathematics, Science, History and Geography, Creative Arts, Health and Physical Education, Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Library, organized around six transdisciplinary themes and a Year 6 PYP Exhibition. MYP and DP are available in later years, supporting students through inquiry, collaboration and research. Arabic is taught as a LOTE; Islamic Studies are integrated across the curriculum. The MERIT wellbeing framework and Service as Action promote social and ethical learning, with documentation via Managebac. Extracurriculars include robotics, debating, and creative arts, alongside leadership opportunities and community service for students.
