Important Muslim Scientists Assembly

The children took part in a special assembly focused on the contributions of influential Muslim scientists. Each year group shared what they had discovered through their learning, helping to build an appreciation of history, science, and innovation across different cultures.

Years 1 and 2 learned about Jabir Ibn Hayyan, often known as the father of chemistry. The children explored how his experiments and discoveries helped shape early scientific methods.

mathematician. They shared how his work improved the understanding of astronomy and influenced later scientific developments.

Years 5 and 6 focused on Al-Jazari, an engineer and inventor famous for designing remarkable machines and early forms of automation, including water-powered devices and mechanical clocks.

The children spoke confidently and enthusiastically, and it was wonderful to see them taking pride in sharing their knowledge. Assemblies like this support our curriculum by encouraging curiosity, respect for diversity, and an understanding of how historical figures have shaped the modern world.