Established in 1995, Islamic College of Brisbane borders the picturesque Karawatha forest on the citys outskirts and currently enrols about 775 students from P to 12. Amongst the student body and teaching staff is a diverse range of cultural backgrounds and nationalities. The College's mission is to provide a secular and religious education of the highest standard. Complementing its modern facilities is a broad curriculum in compliance with the QSA. The College also offers sporting, cultural and pastoral care programs that aim to foster a healthy, supportive and inclusive College community. Some examples of this include participation in the QLD SS Sporting Series, implementation of the QLD Governments BRiTAFutures life skills program and ongoing collaboration with Griffith University in developing anti-bullying and peer support projects. Since its first graduating class in 2005, all year 12 students have gained tertiary entrance. In the past three years all graduates have achieved OP scores in the 1-15 range. Strong academic credentials are also reflected in the years 3 to 9 NAPLAN results, with the majority of students achieving above national benchmarks. There is a corresponding tradition of high achievement in the ICAS English, mathematics and science competitions.