This week our key stage 1 have been revisiting topics during their Maths lesson.

They enjoyed creating their own individual analogue clocks which has also added to an extra resource for them to use and practice telling the time at home.

Our home schooled pupils have been learning about the meanings of electrical symbols and properties of electrical circuits.

Pupils have been making some wonderful Ramadhaan themed posters in Arabic, outlining key areas associated with Ramadhaan and what it entails.

During the last two weeks, some of our pupils have been creating some lovely poems all about Ramadhaan.

A wonderful end to a fantastic half term!

Alhamdulillaah on Thursday afternoon, we came to the end of Summer half term 2018 at the Tuition Club and to celebrate the achievements of our home-schooled students we held an activities afternoon highlighting the contributions made by men and women in Muslim civilisation across the world.

In order to reward our home-schooled students for their hard work and efforts this half term, we will be hosting an invention activities afternoon next Thursday.

The afternoon will give students the opportunity to explore and discover the legacy of Muslim civilization.

Our home-schooled pupils have been extending their learning by practising different embroidery techniques during their design and textile lessons.

They were asked to choose one technique and demonstrate the skill that they had learnt on printed fabric. This followed on to some of our students turning the fabric and textile work into pouches and pencil cases.

This week, in Arabic, our homeschooled students have been learning all about verb sentences, how to write them and what makes a sentence a verb sentence.

السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

After careful consideration the Management Team have decided that during the blessed month of Ramadhaan The Tuition Club will operate at slightly different hours.  This is to bring ease to those who are fasting and may find it difficult to arrive at 10am after night prayers etc.

The opening times for Ramadhaan will be as follows: 11am – 4pm

Please ensure that children arrive no later than 10.50am as this will cause disruption as classes will start at 11am sharp, in shaa Allaah.

These temporary opening times will commence on Monday 21^st May.  Normal opening hours will resume after the half term and Eid, on Monday 18^th June in shaa Allah.

We ask Allah that he allows us all to benefit from Ramadhaan.