Inter-School Christian Fellowship

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Inter-School Christian Fellowship is an evangelical Christian bible study group that works with high school students. It is associated with Scripture Union. There are groups meeting in Australia, Canada, and Indonesia.

These Christian groups are usually voluntarily led by the older students (year 11s to Year 12s) in each school and usually have the support of guidance of an older mentor, patron teacher, or a local church.^[1] They usually meet during lunchtime.

Some of the activities that happen at ISCF include: talks by students and guest-speakers, bible studies, singing, games, barbecues, camps and combined socials with ISCF groups from other schools.

Australian schools with ISCF groups include: