What is school readiness?
School readiness is about much more than knowing the alphabet. It is the independence to manage belongings and routines, the confidence to ask for help, the communication skills to share ideas and make friends, and the focus to sit, listen and take part in group learning.
At Medina Community College we build these skills step by step, alongside early literacy and numeracy, so the move to kindergarten feels natural and exciting rather than overwhelming.
Skills your child will build
Children practise essential classroom skills such as following instructions, taking turns, packing away and caring for their space. They develop pencil grip and fine motor control, learn letter sounds through phonics, recognise numbers and shapes, and grow their vocabulary through stories and conversation.
Just as importantly, they learn Islamic manners: saying Bismillah, greeting others with salam, being kind and being grateful. These habits shape how they treat teachers and friends at school and beyond.
Why faith and readiness belong together
When children feel secure in who they are, they learn with confidence. Our program lets young Muslim children grow academically while staying connected to Allah (SWT), the Quran and the beautiful example of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Common questions
What age is the school readiness program for?
Our early years program is designed for children aged 3 to 6, with school readiness skills built in throughout, especially in the year before kindergarten.
What are your hours?
We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 3:00pm.
Where are you located?
We are located in Bringelly Village, NSW, and welcome families from Austral, Oran Park and surrounding suburbs.
How do I enrol?
Register your interest on our enrolment page, call us on 0431 332 448 or email [email protected] and we will be in touch.