Minarah College

This provide a quality value and academic for my child and is needed in that area

To give the people in the area a chance for an Islamic education

We really would like a school in this area

i support the project

Because of catering for the enrollments of local population since it is a developing area and catering for special needs students.

I support the project

I support Minarah project .

I support this project, and I think it should go ahead

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This would
Help a number of people. As Islamic
Schools are in high demand.

The development is very much dependent on the delivery of essential infrastructure by others, I don’t see any evidence that this will happen neither at construction stage or when the college is operational.
The Catherine Field precinct is yet to be rezoned or released for urban development, until such time any development of this scale would be “putting the cart before the horse”.
The site is an unsewered rural property situated on a rural road with no shoulders, kerb and gutter, footpath, lighting or piped underground stormwater. The site is in a flood area where ponding occurs, heightening the risks to students in a flood event.
Until the local council or state government complete strategic planning and infrastructure delivery for the region a development of this scale and impact should not be approved.
This project is not in the best interest of the local community, I strongly object.

I support this project as there are not many islamic schools close by and I can take my kids to this school as I have heard great feedback from the community on this school in Green Valley.

I am totally support this project because our students are increasing.

Minarah College in Catherine Fields is really a much needed school in this area. not only this will boost residential community settlement, this will enhance local capital development. This is a all inclusive private school that will cater for the entire community. I am also planning to buy land in this area as South West is an upcoming high demand area. All the private schools in the area are at full capacity and with increase in population in this area, this school will fulfil the demand for primary and secondary school in this area. I fully support this development.

I wholeheartedly support the initiative to build an independent school in South Western Sydney.

South Western Sydney is a booming area and parents should have the opportunity to choose an educational institution that aligns with the ideals and belief system. Parents should easily be able to access schools within their area and not have to travel ridiculous distances hindered by stationary traffic and incessant tolls just to have a quality education for their children.

Minarah College has already succeeded in establishing a reputable institution in Green Valley and they can continue their educational legacy in Catherine Fields.

I wholly support this project and I anticipate that the NSW government will allow independent schools to flourish in South Western Sydney and complete with the independent schools in the Blue ribbon suburbs of Sydney.

We need another Islamic school in the area to cater for our children

Wow amazing

I support the project

I support the project

I support this amazing project.