بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
Quakers Hill Arabic School
Empowering Young Minds Through Arabic Language, Islamic Values and Cultural Heritage
Registered with the NSW Department of Education since April 2024 — a recognised Community Language School.
A community school, rooted locally
Quakers Hill Arabic School is a community-driven school serving the local Muslim community. It runs on a four-term academic calendar aligned with NSW school terms, every Sunday.
The school nurtures cultural heritage alongside Islamic values and academic quality.
Honesty · Spirituality · Morality
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Community Language School
A weekend community language school serving families across Western Sydney.
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Qualified Teachers
Experienced, caring teachers fluent in Arabic.
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Arabic Language Programs
Reading, writing, speaking and listening for every level.
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Islamic Studies
Values, manners and foundations of faith taught alongside language.
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Cultural Activities
Celebrations, competitions and events that bring heritage to life.
- Students
- 250+
- Qualified teachers
- 15
- Years of service
- 10+
- Competition awards
- 30+
How enrolment works
Places are limited, so every child starts by registering their interest. Register, complete a short assessment, and once enrolment is confirmed you’ll add your details and pay the enrolment fee to secure the place.
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Register your interest
Fill in the short form to register your child. There is no fee at this stage.
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Assessment
We email you to confirm enrolment or invite you to a face-to-face assessment.
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Enrolment confirmed
Once the assessment is complete, we confirm your child’s enrolment.
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Add your details
You receive a link to complete the registration form with your child’s details.
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Payment
Pay the enrolment fee through the link, which secures your child’s place.
The essentials, up front
Everything a parent usually asks first — when we run, how long, who it’s for, and what it costs.
Sunday Arabic School
Register Your InterestAdult School
Register Your InterestHifz Class
Register Your InterestThe people your child learns from
A dedicated team leads every Sunday class, guided by our Principal.
Sheikh Youssef Hassan
Principal
Sister Dr Maha Ahmed
Sister Maha Zreika
Sister Riem Mohamed
Sister Ayat Mohamed
Sister Shymaa Mohamed
Sister Mayada Mohamed
Sister Yousra Ahmed
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A partnership between home and school
Your child learns best when home and school pull the same way. Here’s how we can do that together.
- Drop your child off and collect them on time — our staff move directly into the next session.
- Read our emails and WhatsApp messages, and act on what we send.
- Send your child with pencils, a sharpener and an eraser.
- Pack a snack — we don’t provide food, though teachers do sometimes hand out a chocolate or two.
- Expect a 5–10 minute break between classes.
- If your child is given a book, check for it at every drop-off and pick-up.
- If a concern about behaviour comes up, we may ask to have a quick word with you.
Events
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Term 4 Open Day
Visit classes, meet teachers and enrol for next year.
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Arabic Spelling Competition
Students compete across age groups for prizes.
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End of Year Celebration
Performances, certificates and a family picnic.
Talk to the school
Before you enrol
Not at all. Our Beginner level starts from the very beginning — the sounds each letter makes and how they build into words. Plenty of our children arrive with no Arabic at all, and that’s exactly who Beginner is for.
Placement goes by what your child can do, not their age. A nine-year-old who is new to reading Arabic would usually begin at Beginner, and we confirm the right fit once you’ve enrolled — no child is left in a class that moves too fast or too slow for them.
No. Classes follow the four NSW school terms, so we don’t run during the school holidays — the next term picks up when NSW schools go back.
We’re still confirming our current position on sibling discounts. Please ask us when you enrol and we’ll give you a clear answer.
If you need to skip a term, talk to us and we’ll let you know how coming back and re-enrolling works. We’re finalising the details of this.
We’re confirming our policy on parents sitting in on classes. Please check with us when you enrol.
Just let the class teacher know at drop-off, so they know to expect you and can have your child ready to go. It helps to mention it early, since staff move straight into the next session at the end of class.
