Pastoral Care
The well-being at the Australian International Islamic College is a fully integrated practice throughout policy, teaching, learning outcomes and structural organisations with the aim to: • Promote positive relationships among students, teachers, and community. • Promote students’ personal and social development skills such as courage, respect, compassion, confidence, and resilience. • Foster positive attitudes, connections, and sense of belongings with students learning to take responsibility for their actions, serving Allah and to be a good citizen. • Be ethical and empowered citizens with students learning how to be effective leaders who can empower others. Our Pastoral Care and positive behaviour management framework is based on the Holy Quran with the ultimate goal of achieving the pleasure of Allah SWT by being righteous Muslims with best akhlaq. AIIC Islamic Studies Team provides ongoing support and works alongside the Pastoral Care and Positive Behaviour Management Team to seek the guidance in the life of our beloved Prophet (PBUH). The students undertake weekly formal lessons and activities related to personal development through our ‘You Can Do It’ program. During the pandemic time the Pastoral Care and Positive Behaviour Management Team provided a strong connection between the college and the students by regularly checking on them through MS TEAMS and conducting safe daily home visits. Some of the highlights of the programs that our Team had organised for the students this year are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Harmony Day Leadership Day for year 4-6 Leadership Day for year 7-9 Leadership Day for year 10-12 Zero Bullying Pilot Program for Year 5 & 7 Year 11 Hiking Day to White Rock Ridge Lunch Time Activities and Sport Competitions
Mohamed Youssef Head Of Pastoral Care & Positive Behaviour
Australian International Islamic College 2020
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