Western Grammar School

Western Grammar School Western Grammar School is an independent Islamic school located in Plumpton, New South Wales that caters to students from Kindergarten to Year 12.

🌟 Congratulations to our 2025 HSC Cohort! 🌟 Alhamdulillah, we are incredibly proud to congratulate our 2025 HSC students...
09/02/2026

🌟 Congratulations to our 2025 HSC Cohort! 🌟

Alhamdulillah, we are incredibly proud to congratulate our 2025 HSC students on their outstanding achievements. By the grace of Allah, Western Grammar School has been ranked 102 in NSW and 1st in the Blacktown region, a remarkable milestone and a testament to dedication, perseverance, and excellence.

We commend our students for their tireless efforts, resilience, and commitment throughout their HSC journey. Your success reflects not only academic achievement, but strong character and determination.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to our teachers for their passion, guidance, and unwavering support, and to our parents and families for their constant encouragement, du‘a, and partnership in nurturing our students.

We ask Allah to place barakah in the knowledge our students have gained, to grant them continued success in their future endeavours, and to make them a source of goodness for the Ummah and wider society.

“And say: My Lord, increase me in knowledge.” (Qur’an 20:114)

May Allah reward everyone involved and grant our graduates a future filled with Iman, excellence, and purpose. Amin 🤲

Well done, Class of 2025. You make us proud! 🎓✨

Year 12 Homeless Outreach ProgramOn Saturday, 20 September 2025, our Year 12 students and teachers took part in a truly ...
28/10/2025

Year 12 Homeless Outreach Program

On Saturday, 20 September 2025, our Year 12 students and teachers took part in a truly memorable Homeless Outreach Program with Brothers in Need.

Students worked together at the Punchbowl distribution centre to sort and prepare 260 food and Quran packs, before heading to Martin Place to personally distribute them to those in need. Along the way, they experienced the importance of teamwork, gratitude, compassion and service to the community – lessons that left a lasting impact on everyone involved.

The evening finished with a bonding trip to Milsons Point, where staff and students were surprised with a spectacular and rather unexpected fireworks display – the perfect finale to a day of giving, learning and joy.

A heartfelt thank you to our incredible Year 12 students and the families who supported this initiative.
May Allah SWT accept from everyone and reward you all abundantly, Ameen.

Year 12 and the Wellbeing Team

Seek to Speak 2025“My Lord, expand for me my chest, ease for me my task, and untie the knot from my tongue so they may u...
28/10/2025

Seek to Speak 2025

“My Lord, expand for me my chest, ease for me my task, and untie the knot from my tongue so they may understand my speech.” (Surah Taha verse 25–28)

This verse from Surah Taha emphasises the importance of speaking eloquently as Muslims so our da'wah can reach the people, and on Wednesday 17th of September when WGS held the Grand Final for our annual Seek to Speak Public Speaking Competition, our students got the chance to do just that!

After two weeks of competition, our grand finalists Yasser Mohammed, Ubaidullah Hasim, and Nabil Ali prepared their speeches on how Muslims can reclaim the biased narrative of Islam that the media propagates.

With Nabil unfortunately sick, Yasser and Ubaidullah went head to head. Both had brilliant speeches and exhibited great public speaking skills, but Ubaidullah’s passionate voice, great use of eye contact and effective body language were second to none. Ubaidullah is our Seek to Speak Champion of 2025! Mashallah and well done!

Well done and thank you to all of our competitors. We look forward to another year of public speaking soon inshallah.

Jazakumallahu khairan,

Hamza Abid
Year 11/12 English

13/10/2025

WGS Book Character Parade 2025

What do firefighters, press members, giraffes, tornadoes and a very enthusiastic Lorax have in common? They all made an appearance at our unforgettable Book Character Parade!

On 2nd of September 2025, our students lit up the school with pure imagination, rocking some seriously impressive costumes as their favourite book characters. 😍👏
Special shoutout to the costume kings and queens of each grade who scored themselves a $10 Canteen Voucher — perfect for a well-earned snack after all that dress-up effort! 💸🍟

But wait — plot twist! 📖✨ The day wasn’t just about looking the part. Each class flexed their creative muscles by writing and performing original stories on the theme of strength. Characters leapt off the page and onto the stage in performances that were funny, fierce and full of heart. 💪🎭

And who better to host the literary madness than Mr. Khan, who channelled his inner Dr. Seuss and MC’d the concert as a very opinionated Lorax. (Let’s just say, the trees weren’t the only ones being loud!)

🎉 Massive congrats to the winning grades who won a Pizza Party! Because nothing says "great performance" like melted cheese.

We’re so proud of our students for bringing books to life - with plenty of laughs, heart and a little bit of glitter.

K-6 T&L Coordinator

20/09/2025

Year 5 & 6 Market Day

On Tuesday, 16th of September, our Year 5 and 6 students brought the school to life with an incredible Market Day! The playground was buzzing with excitement as colourful stalls popped up, each filled with creative products, delicious homemade treats, fun games, and unique handmade crafts.

Students worked tirelessly in the lead-up to the event — planning budgets, designing logos and signage, and learning how to manage money. Their hard work truly paid off as they proudly showcased their creations and put their entrepreneurial skills into action.

It was wonderful to see the teamwork, enthusiasm, and confidence on display as students greeted customers, handled sales, and kept their stalls running smoothly. The support from our school community made the day even more special, and the smiles on our students’ faces said it all.

A big congratulations to all our Year 5 and 6 students for their effort and creativity. What a fantastic day of learning and fun! 🎉

Ms Ayub

🌐 Workshop Recap: Protecting Young Minds OnlineAlhamdulillah, on 28th of August 2025, WGS held the Parent Workshop on On...
19/09/2025

🌐 Workshop Recap: Protecting Young Minds Online

Alhamdulillah, on 28th of August 2025, WGS held the Parent Workshop on Online Safety. Together, we explored how technology can be a tool for good but also a doorway to harm. Parents gained strategies and Islamic guidance to raise safe, resilient, and confident children in today’s digital world.

Highlights included a fun Kahoot quiz (revealing the generational gap!) and an overview of popular apps/social media platforms students are using today. With longer days and shorter school hours, families are encouraged to make the most of outdoor time — playing, exploring nature, and connecting, rather than staying indoors on screens.

📌 Key Takeaways

- Be Aware: Know what apps your children use.

- Set Boundaries: Create family rules for devices.

- Offer Alternatives: Sports, Qur’an reading, outdoor play, family activities.

- Stay Connected: Have honest conversations with your kids.

Jazakumullahu khair to all parents who attended — may Allah make this a means of protecting and guiding our children. 💻✨

🛡 Cyber Safety Awareness Workshop – Year 5 & 6 🛡In week 5, our Year 5 and 6 students participated in an engaging and imp...
19/09/2025

🛡 Cyber Safety Awareness Workshop – Year 5 & 6 🛡

In week 5, our Year 5 and 6 students participated in an engaging and important Cyber Safety Awareness Workshop delivered by AFP’s Youth Liaison Officers. The session was aimed at equipping our students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the online world safely and responsibly.

Topics Discussed Included:

✅ Online Safety Basics – How to protect personal information and maintain privacy settings and understanding that what you post online can be permanent.

✅ Safe Social Media Use – Best option- restrict social media use, new laws on age restrictions, avoiding oversharing or sharing personal information, and using respectful language online.

✅ Recognising Online Risks – Identifying scams, fake accounts, and unsafe websites.

✅ Cyberbullying Awareness – The impact of harmful online behaviour and how to respond or seek help.

✅ Reporting and Support – Who to talk to and how to report inappropriate online activity.

The workshop was highly interactive, with students encouraged to ask questions and share their own experiences. Our young learners left feeling more confident about making safe choices online and understanding the importance of being respectful digital citizens.

A huge thank you to the AFP Youth Liaison Officers for delivering such an informative and engaging session!

WGS High School SRC Members Visit My Home Disability Services Centre in Birrong On Wednesday 20th August, our Years 9–12...
05/09/2025

WGS High School SRC Members Visit My Home Disability Services Centre in Birrong

On Wednesday 20th August, our Years 9–12 SRC members had the privilege of visiting My Home Disability Services Centre. This visit was not only an opportunity to support the centre’s incredible work in advancing the development, care, and well-being of individuals with intellectual disabilities, but also a chance for our students to reflect on how they can serve the community in their own lives.

The day began with a warm welcome from the Director, Maha, who shared inspiring insights into the centre’s history, mission, and programs. Our students then took part in a variety of activities with the centre’s clients, fostering connection, understanding, and respect.

Afterwards, everyone enjoyed a delicious lunch — sponsored by WGS and served by our students — followed by waffles and ice cream generously provided by Arkana College. It was a beautiful moment of friendship, collaboration, and community spirit.

Our students left feeling inspired, with a greater appreciation of inclusion, compassion, and active citizenship. We are so proud of them for representing WGS with kindness and enthusiasm.

We look forward to continuing our partnership with My Home Disability Services Centre to make a positive difference together.

— Ms Matthews

Primary School SRC Presentation- Semester 2At Western Grammar School, we take great pride in developing confident, respo...
11/08/2025

Primary School SRC Presentation- Semester 2

At Western Grammar School, we take great pride in developing confident, responsible, and caring young leaders through our Primary SRC program. Our Primary School SRC operates on a semester-based system in order to give more students the opportunity to grow and serve their school. This not only allows for greater participation, but also helps more students build leadership experience.

Today, we held our Semester 2 SRC Presentation to formally acknowledge and thank our outgoing Semester 1 SRC members for their incredible efforts and welcome our new Semester 2 SRC leaders by presenting them with their official badges and contracts. Congratulations to all the newly appointed SRC members, may Allah ﷻ bless them all, their journey and allow them to lead with sincerity, kindness and excellence– Ameen.

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15 Cannery Road, Plumpton
Sydney, NSW
2761

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 3:30pm
Thursday 8am - 3:30pm
Friday 8am - 3:30pm

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