About Australian International Academy Kellyville (AIA)
Australian International Academy Kellyville (AIA) is located in the fast growing Hills region north- west of Sydney. This region is a unique combination of semi-rural farm-lets, older suburban homes and modern luxury residences adjacent to natural creeks and bushland. The area offers a variety of lifestyle options and is serviced by a Bus T-Way from the East and arterial roads from Northern and Western regions of Sydney.
The design of the Kellyville Campus compliments the surrounds and provides large, airy, naturally lit spaces for learning to flourish. The grounds are littered with native plants making the environment of the school both aesthetic and sustainable. Our campus opened in 2013 with 20 students from K-6. In 2016 school year we had over 300 students from K-10. The school currently has more than 420 enrolments and caters students from KG to Year 12.
As a brand new school we offer outstanding facilities for our students across our primary and secondary schools on the one campus.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
IB,Australian
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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My son has been going to AIA Kellyville since Kindy. Next year he will be starting high school. We are really satisfied with the school. Being an IB school, the kids get to experience lots of hands on activities, which will be useful in their practical life. The teachers and facilities are very helpful and understanding They know most of the kids by names. This could be a small thing for most, but for me, it makes a big difference. This means there is a connection between the teachers and students. The school environment is good. AIA Kellyville has a small community, where not only teachers, but parents and students look after each other. For the past 7 years, I have been really satisfied with the school. Hoping for best in the future too.
AIA was a life saver for my girl after horrible experience in public schools in central Sydney I moved to the hills Shire area just for the school .Now I have a great school and beautiful community
Amazing school so far, My son comes everyday with a new Islamic and ethics values which makes me relieved that there's another hands help me to raise him up on our religion. Academic I'm really happy with his progress. Great environment and very hard-working teachers.
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lost my way, 2 weeks ago
Honestly, turn around. Australian International Academy isn't the right school for your child. If you want high academic achievements and a great learning environment, this school isn't the right choice. Sorry. I have attended this school for a while, before my parents finally decided that this school was utterly useless. I wasn't the only one who left due to the falling academic standards, a lot of my friends left this school too. AIA is constantly losing students, to tell you the truth. And the fees are unecessarily high. The study materials are absolute garbage, and the school leeches off families by demanding high amounts of money. Just the absolute facts. I understand if you want your child to grow up in a religious environment, but I recommend that you search for another school. Not this one. Your child won't benefit from learning here, and I'm saying this out of my experience and my peers' experience whilst going here. So do yourself a favour, and search for another school.
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abdul james, in the last week
Not Such a good place to study but religiously this school is great.
