Australian International Academy in Sydney, Australia | Primary School

Australian International Academy

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9642 0104

Address: 420 Liverpool Road 2135 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://strathfield.aia.nsw.edu.au/

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24.01.2022 Year 1 learning about money. We had fun setting up our stores and going shopping!

24.01.2022 Year 9 - girls created photo montage similar to the artist David Hockney

23.01.2022 Year 8 girls researched about the Islamic art, specifically the geometric patterns found in architectural structures, mosaics, textile designs etc. and the highly symbolic use of colour in Islamic art. These patterns and colours provided the inspiration for their painting. Students created geometric compositions on canvas that convey specific meaning in relation to Culture and Identity. ALL compositions must incorporate the indigenous dot painting technique

20.01.2022 Year 4 students have been learning about contact and non-contact forces. They discussed their ideas in small groups and began to create their models. Perhaps one day they may be an engineer or an inventor?

20.01.2022 The important role of an artist is to make a difference by inspiring people to think, feel and act. Artists make choices in order to communicate these intentions. Year 7 girls created a painted artwork with a message, using a grid as a formalising element where text helps to communicate the artwork’s meaning. Students considered experimenting with using the surface of different media, scratching into your paint, or adding collage and then painting over.

20.01.2022 Students created a small painting using the dot painting technique. Compositions featured a plan or aerial view of the journey to or from school using Google Maps. Students used built and natural features/structures along their journey as compositional elements in their artworks. Students used a pallet of color that is indicative of indigenous approaches to artmaking.

17.01.2022 Please be aware the following advice and guidelines are in alignment with the NSW Government, NSW Health, and AIS NSW ACT recommendations for the current the Coronavirus COVID19 restrictions. Parents should refrain from attending and or making appointments with staff members during this time. We understand this is a challenging time for everyone, and hence please carefully consider matters prior to contacting the school. If you need to contact a staff member, please contact ...via the Office on: +61 02 9642 0104 or email via: [email protected] See more

16.01.2022 Showcase of Student Agency at our School

15.01.2022 year 11 submitted amazing artworks using different techniques (textile, pencil, charcoal, ink and pen drawing that display a sophisticated use of line, texture and tone.

13.01.2022 This is what happens when the Year 11 DP girls (Fatima Tariq, Zahraa Aridhi and Naura Firdausi) were given the English Noticeboard.

11.01.2022 Our future Architects and talented students in year 9 learnt how to draw buildings and landscape using one point and two-point perspective

11.01.2022 We cant wait for year 12 Performance

11.01.2022 The reasons why year 4A celebrate NAIDOC week

10.01.2022 In Indonesian this term, students have been exploring creating poems. They created their own poem on loneliness and sadness; they also presented an oral presentation about themselves in front of the class.

09.01.2022 year 11 Students were inspired with different art movements, famous artworks and different themes such as cultural identity that supported the creation of their own artworks (painting/ photo media).

07.01.2022 NAIDOC week celebrations ‘Always was, always will be’

06.01.2022 Abdullah Fashola. Our Captain for 2021 , thanked his Teachers and friends for voting for him .Abdullah discussed and spotted on the main goal for 2021 which is Academic Excellence but putting in consideration the life balance having activities, meeting new people and experiencing new challenges every day. "You can enjoy yourselves in a lawful manner with all Faith to Allah"

06.01.2022 Year 3 have been applying their research skills to uncover the mysteries of the natural world. They formulated questions they had on the topic if their choice and then worked independently to research their answers. Year 3 then collated their data onto an informative poster. From their research, year 3 uncovered some really interesting facts, such as a siphonophere is the longest animal ever recorded (46 meteres long!) and that koalas could possibly be extinct by 2050 if there are no urgent actions. They were really proud of their hard work.

04.01.2022 Our talented Year 9 students did a great job when asked to appropriate famous artworks using weaving techniques. The results were really amazing.

02.01.2022 y 8 inspired by Margret Preston and Rachel Newling and created these amazing drawings

02.01.2022 NAIDOC week celebrations 3A dance

01.01.2022 year 8 Students experimented with a range of different printmaking techniques and create a series of artworks based on flora /or fauna