Islamic Studies books (Qadah, Quran, Gift for muslims etc), exercise books and pen (If both are required). Please put donations in an envelope labelled as “Car Park Donation” and hand it in to your child’s class teacher or the madrasah office. If you would like to make a donation via the bank, please use the following details:

On the Fun Day, your child should wear their Jubbah and if playing football, then suitable clothes underneath the Madrasa is a leading e-learning platform launched in 2018 under the umbrella of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives (MBRGI). The platform aims to respond to the need to develop and enrich Arabic educational content and make it accessible to the largest segment of students. It provides exceptional Arabic language educational content for all subjects like science and mathematics for free.

If you are working, seeking work, undertaking training or doing part/full time studies during the madrasah opening hours (4.45pm – 7.00pm) then you will be able to send your child to madrasah for the one hour slot from Monday 15 thMarch. If the concern is still not resolved, then the child may be suspended. On certain occasions a child may be expelled if is in the best interest of the Madrasa. The final decision will be made by the Madrasa disciplinary panel (Shu’ra). We are writing to inform you that the end-of-year parents’ evening will take place on Friday 27 th May 2022.

Children and Young people on the edge of receiving support from children’s social care services or in the process of being referred to Children’s Services teachers to complete as much of the syllabus as possible before the year ends. This is due to the obvious disruption June – Fri 2nd July). This will involve teachers going to other classes besides their own class and the children will IMPORTANT: Although attending the Madrasa on time is important, we would like to strongly point out to you that you do not send your child very early (15-20 minutes before lesson begins). The earliest our doors will be open for the children is 4.25pm and second shift 5.40pm. Please note that you will have to fill out a form to confirm that you meet these criteria. The forms will be shared in due course as well.There is a zero-tolerance policy for racism and bullying at our Madrasa; the matter will be dealt with very strictly. In light of this, madrasah will re-open on Monday 15 th March (as per the one hour slot system) for those students who meet the government’s criteria (further details of these criteria and how to proceed will be shared in due course).

Parents / guardians must fill in a holiday request form before they go abroad with the child; failure to do so will result in your child losing his/her place at the Madrasa.

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Homework/Sabaq is given to the children daily. This includes practicing reading, memorization, recognition and written work (for secondary years). Parents must ensure their children are completing this work every day at home. We expect children to complete/learn their Madrasa work for at least 20-30 minutes a day. Being a student-centric fully virtual platform, Madrasa allows children, parents and teachers to access quality learning resources anytime, anywhere, “transforming any space into a learning space” to respond to the evolving needs of all learners, through an efficient and innovative use of digital technology. read that day’s lesson (as they normally would to their own teacher). Please note that this informal assessment is