At the school fete last year we had many food stalls, Some were very popular. Some not so popular. The rides were very busy. The fireworks were good.
What do you like about the school fete ? What can be improved ? What don't you like ? What reasons did you go or not go to the fete ? If the fete was at the same time as the Ekka would you still go ?
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
Tuesday, 24 July 2007
Building Plan
Kindly find above a copy of the building plans approved by the Board of ICB. The Board, Principal and CPAC are all keen to ensure construction commences in August as planned. There are no indications thus far that this commencement date cannot be achieved. A legible version of this plan is accessible through the College Administration Office.
Legend:
Brown = Phase 1 (Completed)
Green = Phase 2 (Completed)
Red = Phase 3 (Due to commence in August)
Legend:
Brown = Phase 1 (Completed)
Green = Phase 2 (Completed)
Red = Phase 3 (Due to commence in August)
Friday, 15 June 2007
Multi-Sports Complex
Posted by Nuraan ...
It is great that the school has so many parents that want to make the school a success. The Multi-Sports complex is a fantastic initiative.
How many students at the school show an interest in cricket since $64k of the $70k is for the cricket nets.
How much more is the school going to need to invest in cricket. Having cricket nets is not all it takes. Coaching? Selection? Kits? practice balls, bats.... Infact if I am not mistaken, cricket could be one the most expensive sport that a school can offer. Next it would be a bowling machine for $50K.
The only questions I have is:
1. Are there enough students that will play the sport over other cheaper sports, that we are willing to invest most of the budget to cricket.
2. Is there going to be a girls team?
3. Has the school thought of how they are going to make sure that the $64k investment in cricket is going to result in a good cricket side for the school? Are they hiring a coach?
4. What about the kids that want to play, but can't afford $1000 on bat, padding, helmet, gloves, boots, whites.... At least with a game of soccer you just need boots, or tennis a racket, and most other sports just a good pair of shoes.
Insha-allah we will raise the $70k. I just hope that the nets they are putting up is the best way to invest that money to start sports facilities at the school.
8 June 2007 22:56
It is great that the school has so many parents that want to make the school a success. The Multi-Sports complex is a fantastic initiative.
How many students at the school show an interest in cricket since $64k of the $70k is for the cricket nets.
How much more is the school going to need to invest in cricket. Having cricket nets is not all it takes. Coaching? Selection? Kits? practice balls, bats.... Infact if I am not mistaken, cricket could be one the most expensive sport that a school can offer. Next it would be a bowling machine for $50K.
The only questions I have is:
1. Are there enough students that will play the sport over other cheaper sports, that we are willing to invest most of the budget to cricket.
2. Is there going to be a girls team?
3. Has the school thought of how they are going to make sure that the $64k investment in cricket is going to result in a good cricket side for the school? Are they hiring a coach?
4. What about the kids that want to play, but can't afford $1000 on bat, padding, helmet, gloves, boots, whites.... At least with a game of soccer you just need boots, or tennis a racket, and most other sports just a good pair of shoes.
Insha-allah we will raise the $70k. I just hope that the nets they are putting up is the best way to invest that money to start sports facilities at the school.
8 June 2007 22:56
Singing of Australian National Anthem during Assembly
Posted by Uly ...
At other schools, they sing the Australian anthem at assembly. We don't sing the Australian anthem at school. Is there a reason ?
15 June 2007 22:04
At other schools, they sing the Australian anthem at assembly. We don't sing the Australian anthem at school. Is there a reason ?
15 June 2007 22:04
Monday, 11 June 2007
Sponsors required: outdoor benches
Assalaam-Mu-Alaykum all.
Brother Osman Rane has kindly coordinated the finalisation of quotes for installing some outdoor steel tables for our students to use (see phot above).
A total of 7 of these benches have already been sponsored by the CPAC and we are now seeking a further 3 sponsors to achieve the discounted price negotiated by Br Osman.
The benches cost approximately $1100 each.
Sponsorship can be received from either one person/business or a consortium of people and/or businesses.
Please register your sponsorship intention or raise any questions by clicking on the '# comments' button below this post or emailing anwar.cpac@bigpond.com.
Your generosity will be appreciated.
Assalaam-Mu-Alaykum
Monday, 4 June 2007
New Building for Prep
FANTASTIC NEWS! We are approximately 6 weeks away from commencing construction. Marsha-Allah.
Thursday, 29 March 2007
Welcome
Assalaam-Mu-Alaykum. Welcome to the Islamic College of Brisbane Parents Advisory Committee (ICB PAC) Blog. We encourage all parents to participate in this Blog and offer an assurance that this ICB PAC is committed to addressing all matters raised. Our collective objective however needs to remain within the constraints of Islamic principles and guidelines, and at all times focus toward achieving a positive outcome for students at the ICB, Insha-Allah.
An easy way to have your concerns/issues/feedback published and available for others to read is to email your topic to our Parent Liaison Member, Br Anwar at anwar.cpac@bigpond.com. Br Anwar will ensure your issue is addressed accordingly.
Assalaam-Mu-Alaykum.
An easy way to have your concerns/issues/feedback published and available for others to read is to email your topic to our Parent Liaison Member, Br Anwar at anwar.cpac@bigpond.com. Br Anwar will ensure your issue is addressed accordingly.
Assalaam-Mu-Alaykum.
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