Malek Fahd Islamic School Beaumont Hills Campus

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This school claims to preach about the correct way of life but cant seem to get their RESPECT framework together like they seem to be claiming to. The school-fees will end up burning your pockets through-and-through, while leaving your child with little to a concerningly low grade in their overall report card. Its more focused on its image and hammering cult-like beliefs into children from a young age instead of actual teaching. As someone who has been in this school from kindergarten till now, I can safely say this might be the most horrible 'Islamic' school ever.

Facilities here are average, average, and what else can I say? Average. Many of the high school bathroom doors are broken-- with one door just flat-out gone. The primary bathrooms have gotten an upgrade, though its still not nearly enough.

Racism and broader forms of discrimination are down-right rampant through the schools social hierarchy. It's even worse because its a small community. There, you're either the top of the food chain and possibly one of the most arrogant people to walk this Earth-- or, you are unfortunately swept aside with the weird kids who are just kids who enjoy drawing, watching anime, or just have natural passion like any other healthy child would.

In the long run this absolutely destroys the natural curiosity and ambition that children naturally have instilled in them and leaves you burnt-out and questioning your sanity. The uniform policy is strict, and while I understand that something as basic as a uniform is mandatory and is expected of you, it's so sad seeing already understaffed teachers moping through the hallways sniping down anyone with a hand-made bracelet that barely pokes out their sleeves like they personally wronged them.

Don't even get my bread SLIGHTLY buttered with the lenience males are given at Malek Fahd. A boy completely violating the schools haircut policy with the improper uniform and multiple rings on each finger will be walking stress-free through the hallways while a girl showing a millimetre of ankle, wearing sneakers or their neck just slightly in view getting reprimanded like they're all of a sudden the biggest threat to our Ummah. I suggest we start working on the debts this school owes and THEN start barking like puppies in the rain when a woman speaks of wanting to live her life independently.

Now that we're speaking debts-- lets talk about the amount of money our school probably owes to the already tired teachers taking multiple subjects for more classes one could consider healthy UNHEALTHY. It is disgusting that the very people that should be leading this school to the innovation this school clearly needs cant even get started on paying their teachers back because these tired humans have had to go out of their way and provide for what the school should've had for their students. All so that they are able to get through the curriculum this school is already embarrassingly behind on.

There is not much more I want to say other than the fact your child will most likely develop a very troubled and paranoid mind because they have become the "backup friend" kid people only want to borrow money and pencils from-- or they will fall into the wrong crowd and become an absolute menace. Along with the fact that their grades will most likely drop significantly or you will find your child having to try harder to achieve their usual standards, whether or not your an arrogant menace or a withdrawn 'weird' kid.

Overall, this school should be a last option if your child is in primary-- and a complete no-go if staring or already in high school (Yr7 and above). For their sake and for the understaffed teachers that are probably contemplating their existence after a long day of work, please think this through before handing in your child's student application form.

theres this one kid names t trimzz he gives cracka haircuts search him up on instagram hes proppa
anyways back to the school
its alr but theyll suspend u for the smallest thing, if u hit a kid after he hit u, or if he talks smack bout u and u do something somehow its ur fault
free me

My two sons Go to Malek Fahs in Beaumont hills. My elder is in grade 7 now and the younger is in grade 2. I have found the primary school to be a good starting point for the kids. My younger son has been learning Islamic studies, Quran and overall the Islamic way of life. The studies are also good, though not top notch. This is a compromise I have made since kids spend most of the time at school, so they need to be in an Islamic environment. The teachers are a mixed lot. Some are outstanding and some are good. There are a few exceptions as well, but that is true for any school. The best part of the school are the Sheikhs. They are super friendly and are all kids' favourite.
As for the high school, there are some challenges. For this year, they are only offering 2 electives, which I think are not enough. The students, who have graduated from high school to date, have all gotten admissions in universities. So, its not that bad. But I do intend to move my son to a good public high school in year 9. Having said that, it is also important to mention here that my elder son has taken 3 Naplan tests in this school. The school average scores are well above national average.
Overall, I am very happy that my kids get to pray in school and come back home to tell me all about the prophets and Islamic way of life.