our school
The Sidrah Gardens School is a small 160 place Primary School underpinned by a genuine, sincere concern for the social, emotional, intellectual and spiritual development of students.
Our commitment is to the development of long term reciprocal relationships between teachers, students and families where teachers play a guiding role in the lives of students.
The school is set on 22 acres of densely vegetated land at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges in Narre Warren North. Over 5800 trees have been planted on the property over the past 35 years, developing a rich and lively ecosystem.
A small schooling environment will give the opportunity for intimate organic relationships to develop which will help foster an environment of educational achievements beyond academics. Sidrah Gardens is distinct in that it aims to redefine successful educational outcomes, including social, emotional and spiritual development as key measures. The schooling experience will include extensive outdoor excursions and camps exposing children to nature as a major source of learning.
Our commitment is to the development of long term reciprocal relationships between teachers, students and families where teachers play a guiding role in the lives of students.
The school is set on 22 acres of densely vegetated land at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges in Narre Warren North. Over 5800 trees have been planted on the property over the past 35 years, developing a rich and lively ecosystem.
A small schooling environment will give the opportunity for intimate organic relationships to develop which will help foster an environment of educational achievements beyond academics. Sidrah Gardens is distinct in that it aims to redefine successful educational outcomes, including social, emotional and spiritual development as key measures. The schooling experience will include extensive outdoor excursions and camps exposing children to nature as a major source of learning.
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Sidrat ul-Muntaha (noun)
The Lote tree that marks the bounds of heavenly knowledge as revealed to man, beyond which neither Angels nor man could pass |
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"And say: My Lord! Increase me in Knowledge."
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