We hope you’re all in the best of Emaan & Health, Alhamdulilah after completing the Blessed Month of Ramadan & Eid we’re happy to announce the Qur’an School – Monday, Wednesday and Thursday will Resume back online on Monday 1st June @ 5:00pm.
We wish both our Student’s & Teachers have had a well Enjoyed Break, We look Forward to Seeing you all Return and Resume your Studies Insha’Allah.
Please watch out for regular updates via our Social Media Twitter; (@salafi_school), Facebook; (@salafischool) or join us on our telegram channel (telegram.me/salafischool)
We hope you’re all in the best of Imaan & Health, Alhamdulilah after completing the Blessed Month of Ramadan & Eid We’re happy to announce our ONLINE Qur’an School – Tuesday’s & Friday’s will Resume tomorrow.
We wish both our Student’s & Teachers have had a well Enjoyed Break, We look Forward to Seeing you all Return and Resume your Studies Insha’Allah.
Please watch out for regular updates via our Social Media Twitter; (@salafi_school), Facebook; (@salafischool) or join us on our telegram channel (telegram.me/salafischool)
Online Qur’an School is now closed for the rest of Ramadan and the following week for the Half-term Break.
Alhamdulilah we’ve come to the end of our First half-term Online, We’re very happy with the progress and Commitment of how Both our Students and Teachers have Settled well to learning Online.
We would like to thank our Students, Staff and Parents for all your continuous support & Hard work. We Pray you all have a Blessed Ramadan & A Wonderful Eid!
Classes will Resume the week Beginning Tuesday 26th May 2020
We look forward to seeing all the Children Return!
Please watch out for regular updates via our Social Media Twitter; (@salafi_school), Facebook; (@salafischool) or join us on our telegram channel (telegram.me/salafischool)
Qur’an School is now closed for rest of Ramadan and the following week for the half-term Break.
Alhamdulilah we’ve come to the end of another half-term, Earlier this year As many of you all know we Began to teach our Quran School Classes Virtually, Both our students and teachers have adapted well to current changes and learning Online.
We would like to thank our Students, Staff and Parents for all your continuous support & Hard work. We Pray you all have a Blessed Ramadan & a Wonderful Eid!
Classes will Resume the week Beginning Monday 1st June 2020
Please watch out for regular updates via our Social Media Twitter; (@salafi_school), Facebook; (@salafischool) or join us on our telegram channel (telegram.me/salafischool)
Qur’an School is now closed for Half- Term for one week. It will re open back on Monday 13th April 2020. We look forward to seeing our students back!
Please watch out for regular updates via our Facebook and Twitter accounts (@salafischool) or join us on our telegram channel (telegram.me/salafischool)
We Pray that all our students remain safe and well during this time.
Qur’aan School will close end of tomorrow inshaaAllah. For parents wanting to continue we wil be offering Online Lessons at the same time between 5 and 7 pm. You can signup here: Salafischool.co.uk/Online
Saturday School, Kids martial Arts, and Girl’s Club are all suspended until further notice.
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There are some important things to note with regards to precautions being taken to ensure the best possible response in line with government guidelines.
KEEPING CHILDREN AT HOME
In accordance with the current guidelines then we ask parents to check if their child has a continuous and persistent cough or high temperature; or experiencing any other symptoms. If so then please keep your child at home – JazaakumAllaahukhair – and please contact us and let us know.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN ON SITE
The health and wellbeing of our community, children and staff is the number one priority. As the COVID-19 situation develops we wanted to share the proactive enhanced steps that we have taken
to ensure that our students and staff members are safe. These enhanced safety measures have already begun and include:
Regularly disinfecting high touch areas including handrails, door handles, surfaces and electronic devices.
Installing anti-bacterial hand soap at every sink
Removing the use of hand dryers and encouraging the wiping of wet hands on paper towels.
Increasing weekly caretaking times and deep cleaning to the Masjid areas, classrooms and resources.
Ensuring all staff have the information they need to stay healthy and continuously keep a high level of hygiene. Anyone that is feeling unwell (whether COVID-19 or not) is to take extra measure and remain at home.
All trips and events will be postponed and under review.
We have covered and will be covering hygiene with all children across schools. This includes how they should wash their hands properly in accordance with NHS and WHO guidelines;as well as the required techniques for coughing, sneezing and catching any of this in a tissue then binning it.
The masjid has already announced as a whole to any member of the congregation that is feeling unwell (whether COVID-19 or not) to remain away from the congregation – in line with the advisory from the permanent committee of Scholars.
We hope this goes someway to helping everyone understand the environment and the precautions under taken already.
If you have not already joined, then you should subscribe to one of our social media channels- Telegram, Twitter or by email on our website.
May Allah keep us all well and safe; and upon Him is our reliance and final return.
Our wonderful class 5-6 have been learning all about the Prophet Aadam Alaihisalaam! In class, the children listened carefully to the story of when Aadam Alaihisalaam was created. Aadam Alaihisalaam was the first ever man created by Allah’s hands (yes, Allah has hands but not like ours). Allah created him from soil collected from all over the earth. He was sixty cubits tall and he was created on a Friday. Aadam Alaihisalaam was a Prophet of Allah.
This week our young learners have had a wonderful Arabic Lesson! They have been encouraged to have conversations in Arabic with their teachers and class friends. The subject of teaching Arabic language is often raised in bilingual families however we would like to encourage our parents to stay persistent
