Congratulations to team Dhul Qarnain who achieved the most house points in the year. This was a team effort from children in year 1 to year 6! We celebrated their win with a delicious personalised cake that the team enjoyed together.
We are really proud of Reception class 2023 on their amazing great performance on Hajj. The mini Hajjis and Hujjahs executed their performance with perfection and their hard work and dedication showed. Well done to the early years children and the team. Miss Nazma is really proud of you .
Year 3&4 parents were invited to celebrate their child/children’s achievement and learning. We began the assembly with Surah Rahman whereby Allah mentions His favours and implies how we should be grateful for our blessings. We carried out a role play and performed the nasheed ‘Allah Made Everything.’ The children presented their work; leaflets, posters and some artwork were put out on display for our parents to see. The children received certificates and medals. They were confident in performing and the assembly was enjoyable. The children have worked so hard this year and we are very proud of their accomplishments
We created beautiful memories on our end of year trip to Clacton on sea. The children had an amazing time playing on the sand, splashing in the sea and flying around on the rides. The day
ended with a yummy ice cream and a sing along on the coach!
We ended International week with a bang. The children were invited to come to school dressed in special clothing in
celebration of each other’s native cultural identity which was a beautiful way of showcasing their differences and teaching
respect. One ummah, one body, one unity
To end food week with a bang, we arranged a food tasting afternoon where the children made and tasted food from the countries that they have been studying. EYFS tried yummy fruits that grow in China from their made up chines restaurant. Ks1 experienced an English tea party, making cheese sandwiches and eating cakes. Year 3 and 4 made Brazilian tacos with a choice of different fillings. Year 5 and 6 made pani puris, a delicious street food sold in Bangladesh, Pakistan and India. Many children tried food that they had never tasted
