Al-Taqwa College

Al taqwa is a wonderful school they give lots of care to the students and make them have a smile on their face im one of the students and what i said was all fake

As a parent, I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the teaching staff at Al-Taqwa. Our child has enjoyed her year at the College and has learnt a lot. A special thank you to the AIQ department for all they do to teach our children our religion.

The college's robust investment in the careers department underscores its commitment to guiding students in a secure, Islamic, and purposeful manner towards fitting tertiary placements and careers. Through a combination of innovative and detailed career activities, we offer comprehensive support to students. It is genuinely rewarding to be part of this space, where we contribute to shaping the meaningful trajectories of our students' futures.

The college has a well-designed curriculum that prepares students for real-world challenges.

Tbh, this school is okay ig, but it's WAAAAY too strict. Like what school get's you in trouble for the wrong socks? !

As an ex-student, it is great to see the college continue to grow in success. Keep up the great work!

Al-Taqwa College is a family oriented work environment, focusing on family values and needs, it also provides a safe, friendly Islamic education environment.

Being a staff member and a parent at Al-Taqwa college has been a great experience. Great Islamic Ethos and great education for students. Proud to be a part of Al_taqwa Family. I would highly Recommend Al-Taqwa College!

Al Taqwa College encourages a holistic approach to education, emphasizing both self-improvement and community service.
The college offers opportunities for students to participate in leadership and entrepreneurship programs.

Its pretty simple the school gets students in trouble for literally the most irrelevant thing like Haircuts, Socks, ties etc. Another thing is the toilets stink and have drawings of rude parts everywhere which is very very disgusting plus they give the students a parking lot and call it "recess" and "Lunch".

Altaqwa College is seriously awesome! They're all about giving students the best education possible. Their classes are super interesting and the teachers are amazing. Plus, the campus is top-notch and everyone there really cares about making sure you succeed, both in school and in life.

This school is the worst school ever, they are too strict with uniforms, the staff is absolutely rude and disrespectful, the school is too expensive when their education isn't even better than other schools, and the school gives too much homework and stuff to take home. I'm pretty sure public schools are way better than this school, I have seen other schools that aren't strict with uniforms, they have way better education and they have the most respectful staff ever. This school acts like it has something better than other schools but it is a complete lie. This school should be burned.

Teacher provide good support when students need.
Students can learn about discipline just follow the instructions, little bit strict about uniform code but good.

Al Taqwa College provides my child with a vibrant hub of learning that nurtures her ability and potential academically and emotionally. The college vision of providing a safe learning environment with Islamic beliefs and values is well taken care of with innovative programs and ongoing support to the students and the wider community.
It is a good place for students to excel with great opportunities where the staff and the leaders are working collaboratively to provide students with a setting that encourages a high level of engagement, understanding and reflection.
Every school and workplace has challenges that needs to be addressed and the way Al Taqwa is working towards these challenges is remarkable and worth noticing.

I have very very bad experience with this school
They school nearly throw me in depression
My son who start schooling from Al taqwa from foundation when he was in grade 3 sudden school send us latter and said your son push one girl while playing and that’s on her upper body
We are like so what, kids don’t know, he was only 7 or 8 kid.what do you trying to make it.my husband got very angry.we went to school one of the teacher Mrs Seema, Mrs Hiba we talked with them but they are very very rude my husband and they are Argued they resticate my son. I cry too much and requested please don’t do my son is very good in studies every time he gets 25/25 in every subject, I cried n request but they not listen after that I hate that school and I personally request to principle but he is a joker nothing more than joker even he don’t know how to speak.after that I was in depression I was not talking with anyone ever Salah I was Cry even I prayed Tahajjud n crying and I was giving bad Dua to seema n hiba n Fouziya
Now my kids in ICOM Alhumdulillah I’m very happy

This school changed my life! I moved schools to Al-taqwa (ATC) in the last term of year 11. I was 16 years old at the time and I was a very troubled kid. I had a bad report from my previous school because of my behaviour and bad attitude. Al-taqwa was also aware of my behaviour issues during my enrolment stages Because I had to hand them my most recent school reports at the time. And despite that, they were still willing to take me on as a new student. During the first two months or so at Al-taqwa, I remained to be the same troubled kid. But whenever I got in trouble at school, the teachers at ATC never treated me any less then they would treat their favourite student, Generally, in MOST schools, teachers would quit trying to guide you and push you to be a better person if you are consistently misbehaving and would just serve out punishments like detention, suspensions and parent meetings instead, which is pretty understandable. But teachers at ATC like Mr. Abdul Aziz, Mr. Minwar, Mr. Stefanos and Mrs. Aishah sheikh went the extra mile for me.they invested so much time and patience in trying to make me a good person that I felt like I couldn’t let all their time & energy go to waste and that i should let them inspire me into doing better. And as of now, being 21 years old. I strive to be well mannered, fair & righteous. This school really helped me turn my life around. Wallahi I feel blessed to have attended a school like this, May Allah reward every single person who helped make this school into what it is today. Ameen

I've been in this school for seven years, but I haven't been in any other school other than Al-Taqwa, so I don't exactly KNOW how other schools work. I'd say the school is good, but they need more improvement in some areas. We are learning Surah Lail in Grade 6, but we've already learned it in Grade 3. The speed the school goes with the Quran is as slow as a snail, we learn five tiny verses every week and it takes us SEVEN YEARS just to finish one juz. But we are learning the meanings, so that is good. Plus, the uniform policy is SO strict. If you don't wear a sports uniform on sports day, then you aren't allowed to participate! That's not okay! And some teachers shout a lot, but others are nice!

The seep opportunity is good, but they set high standards for them.
I've seen some of the other reviews about how Al-Taqwa doesn't care about bullying, but there are Student well-being and behaviour coordinators who take care of the situation as soon as you tell them, as far as I know. I haven't ever been bullied before, so yeah.

But some of the students there are mean and ruin the experience for us, so that's what makes its reputation.

Not all but most teachers are biased, a little bit of gender inequality, not as good as it seems
its pretty self-explanatory if you actually go to the school

This “school” should honestly be torn down if you have any other options I highly suggest you go there because you really aren’t missing out on anything by coming here. Everything this school “has” to offer is found across public schools, the rules are beyond unacceptable haircuts can’t even be 4 cm long and it doesn’t even go against Islam since the prophet himself had quite long hair all in all I beg of you to not bring your beautiful sons/daughters to this school that will eventually taint them in life

Worst experience ever. Staff was so rude. You call yourself an Islamic school? Shame on you. Illiterate people working there. Don’t send your kids there.