The AIC in conjunction with Football Queensland will conduct a ‘Junior Football Referees Course’ for students interested in becoming accredited to referee both school and club football fixtures. Refereeing is a great way to stay actively involved in the game, gain extra fitness and earn some great money (Football Referees are paid!). Course Details Date: Read More
The AIC in conjunction with AFLQ, QGSSSA and CaSSSA will conduct an ‘Introduction to AFL Umpiring Course’ for students interested in becoming accredited to umpire both school and club AFL fixtures. Umpiring is a great way to stay actively involved in the game, gain extra fitness and earn some great money (AFL umpires are paid!). Read More
The Associated Independent Colleges (AIC) is pleased to announce our inaugural major sponsor- Griffith University. This major sponsorship of the AIC Sporting Competition marks a significant step forward in strengthening sporting opportunities for students and member schools across the Association. The collaboration brings together AIC’s long-standing commitment to holistic student development with Griffith University’s reputation Read More
The AIC in conjunction with Volleyball Queensland (VQ) will conduct a ‘Level 1 and 2 Volleyball Referees Course’ for students interested in becoming accredited to referee both school and club Volleyball fixtures. Refereeing is a great way to stay actively involved in the game and earn some great money (Volleyball umpires are paid!). Course Details Read More
The AIC in conjunction with AFLQ, QGSSSA and CaSSSA will conduct an ‘Introduction to AFL Umpiring Course’ for students interested in becoming accredited to umpire both school and club AFL fixtures. Umpiring is a great way to stay actively involved in the game, gain extra fitness and earn some great money (AFL umpires are paid!). Read More
The 2025 AIC Track and Field Championships once again delivered two unforgettable days of outstanding performances, school spirit, and fierce competition. Held at the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (QSAC), the event remains one of the largest independent school athletics carnivals in the country — featuring an incredible 206 events across both primary and secondary Read More
The 2025 AIC Tennis season wrapped up last weekend, once again showcasing the outstanding talent and skill across all eight member schools. This year’s competition featured some of the best young players in Queensland – and even nationally – ensuring a high standard of Tennis across every division. St Peters Lutheran College reaffirmed their AIC Read More
The 2025 AIC Rugby League season marked another milestone in the growth of the competition, with significant changes introduced to enhance both participation and performance. This year, the competition adopted a full home-and-away model, bringing Rugby League in line with other AIC sports, while also expanding to include a greater number of divisions than ever Read More
A historic AIC Basketball season has wrapped up in 2025 with Villanova College cementing their place in the record books, claiming both the First V Premiership and the prestigious Basketball Aggregate Championship. In one of the Association’s largest and most competitive sports with close to 240 teams participating, the Aggregate Shield is regarded as the Read More
The 2025 AIC Golf Championships had a record number of entries, with teams representing all 8 AIC Member Colleges and AIC Guest – Ambrose Treacy. This year’s championships also hosted a record number of primary students. Keperra Country Golf was again the venue for the Championships and with the championships played under beautiful blue skies. Read More
