Saturday School has closed for Half-Term break
Saturday School has now closed for the half-term break!. School will reopen back on the 9th November 2019, We hope that you have a lovely break.
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Young Learners 5-6 have been learning the names of the colours in Arabic
Class 5-6 have been learning the colours in Arabic as part of their Arabic lesson including: green, red, yellow, purple, pink, blue, brown and orange. They are able to formulate sentences in Arabic incorporating the colours such as; “My favourite colour is red.” “أُحِبٌّ اللَّوْنُ أَحْمَر” as part of their biography and can say what colour an object or animal is in Arabic such as “The monkey is brown.” “اَلْقِرْدُ بُنِّيّ” and “The chair is red.” “اَلْكُرْسِي أَحْمَر”.
Our children had lots of fun doing the arts and crafts activity, they coloured in each balloon with the corresponding colour and decorated it with glitter. This reinforces learning and helps the children to remember the new vocabulary.
Class 1B ages 8-9 have been learning about the life of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
Class 1B have been learning all about the life of our Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in their Islamic studies lessons. They explored the family tree of the Prophet, learning the names of his grandparents, parents, wives and children as well as his life before prophet-hood.
Young Learners at Saturday School have been learning about etiquettes and manners of attending the Masjid!
The new term at the Saturday School started off with our Young Learners learning all about the etiquette’s and manners of attending a Masjid. Through discussion they have learned that a Muslim is calm, kind, gentle towards others. He speaks with the best of manners and attempts to copy the Prophet Muhammad about whom Allah said: And verily, you (O Muhammad SAW) are on an exalted standard of character. (Surah: Al-Qalam—64:4).
Qur’an School Opens On Monday 2nd September 2019!
Qur’an School is back!
We are delighted to announce that the Qur’an School will be starting the new academic year from Monday 2nd September 2019. Classes will run on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 5:15 pm to 7pm. We look forward to seeing you then!
Saturday School Review and Ceremony Day!
This Saturday 20th July will be the last day of the final term where Reviews and Ceremony will take place. This will be a full paid day, which all students are expected to attend. The day will start at the regular time of 10:40 am. They will spend the morning reviewing their individual assessment papers with their subject teachers.
The afternoon will be the ceremony, which will start at 1:30 pm. Parents are invited to the afternoon ceremony, where the certificate presentation will take place, followed by refreshments for all. The school will be closed for the summer, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Saturday School Assessment Day on Saturday 14th July!
Revision day took place last Saturday and all upper years have been revising for the Assessment Day that will take place on Saturday 14th July 2019. Registration will take place at 10:40 am and school will close at an earlier time of 2:15 pm. It is essential that the students arrive on time so that they do not cause disturbance when assessments are in progress. May Allah grant all of our students success! Aameen.
Saturday School Resumes this Saturday 15th June 2019!
Aslaamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wabarakhtuhu, We hope you’ve had a wonderful Ramadan and Eid Holiday! Saturday School will resume back this coming Saturday 15th June 2019. We look forward to welcoming back our students In Sha’ Allah.
Saturday School Closed for Ramadan and Eid!
The Saturday School is now closed for Ramadan and Eid.
We hope you have a lovely Eid and look forward to seeing you back on Monday 10th June 2019 In Shaa Allah.
Jazaakumallahu Khairan.
Our Young Learners Continue Learning About Ramadan!
The children in class 5-6 started their Islamic Studies lesson by colouring in the countdown calendar. Countdowns are a useful utility for children to know that something will be complete or will happen at some point. The children then went on to discuss what happens at ‘Iftar’ time. Iftar is the Arabic word for the evening meal which Muslims end their Fasts at sunset. The children then went on to complete a fun task of drawing foods that they would like to eat or help cook with their families.
