Associated Independent Colleges

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The Associated Independent Colleges of Queensland (AIC) is an incorporated body involving a small number of Private secondary schools in a variety of sporting and cultural activities.

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The AIC Schools are (in alphabetical order):


The AIC have a competition draw in each of the following sports:


Although not as large or exalted as the Brisbane GPS Competition, the AIC does undertake a number of avant-garde activities. The competition has a few heated rivalries in Rugby Union, Cricket, Basketball and most AIC sports. During the swimming, cross country and athletics competition, war crys and slogans will be developed. Many times, these war crys are concerning Ashgrove. It is a tradition that most of the AIC schools dislike Ashgrove because of there recent dominance over the other AIC schools (schools such as Villanova, Iona College, St. Edmund's and St. Laurence's).

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