A quick tour of stage 1 of the school being established at 2 Percy St Auburn which will accommodate over 700 students once the much ancitipated project is finalized, will provide state of the art and technology for our future representatives our children with a quality premises for them to obtain prodigious education.
The official program commenced with a brief introduction of the initial establishment of the school to its current status by the Master of ceremnonies, Izzet Anmak, also the assistant project Manager of International Maarif Schools of Australia.
The overwhelming support of the local council and State agencies were explained during the presentation.
The Principal of International Maarif Schools of Australia, Dr. Zeynep Yasseen provided a comprehensive detail of the outstanding achievements of the teaching methods and the amazing collaboration of the teaching staff and the parents.
The structure of the unique teaching approach the school has towards raising the leaders of the future. In the space of a short period of time, the students have accomplished an outstanding academic result by achieving 3rd place at the Indigi Hack young innovators award.
The worlds first indigenous hackathon. An amazing effort for students of the newly established school. A credit to the teaching staff at International Maarif School of Australia.
Following the informative presentation by the principal of the school, the development manager, Mr. Bill Yassine, the Managing Director of Landcorp Australia an expert in his field, provided details regarding the current and future direction of the school to its completion to operate at 2 Percy Street Auburn.
An impressive presentation which clarified the planning matters regarding the school. Currently at the exhibition stage, Mr. Yassine commended Cumberland Council staff and the Department of Plannig for its discernment of the necessity of establishing a school, a social infrastructure in Western Sydney.
The school will accommodate the increasing population in Western Sydney and the increasing growth of child birth in the area.
The government officials were impressed by the effort and progress of the school and the involvement of the executive committee of Australian Turkish Maarif Schools of Australia and International Maarif Schools of Australia teaching staff.
Minister for Multiculturalism and Sport expressed his overwhelming satisfaction in witnessing an outstanding work by the executive committee and the teaching staff at International Maarif Schools of Australia in collaboration with the council and the NSW Government.
The minister expressed willingness to support and desired to see the school come to a completion as soon as possible.
A school which is focused in accommodating the most diversified ethnic groups in Australia is imperative for him as a multicultural Minister.
Honourable Craig Kelly also commended everyone who was involved during the process of arduous times.
Unfortunately, establishing schools are not an easy process, being patient and striving to achieve a positive outcome for the wider community is imperative. Those involved during this project should be applauded and commended.
The event concluded with the directors of Australian Turkish Maarif Foundation, Mr. Hasan Gencturk, Yuksel Cifci, Dr. Abdurrahman Asaroglu and Ergul Uybadin along with the various presidents of different organizations in attendance at the event, providing special presents to Minister Sidoti and Hon. Craig Kelly. A group photo was taken in remembarance of this historical event.
