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UPDATE 14/09/24: ENROLMENTS ARE TEMPORARILY PAUSED DUE TO THE ASSESSMENT OF NEW STUDENTS IN SCHOOL ON SUNDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER. IF YOU WISH TO ENROL, PLEASE COME TO SCHOOL TO DISCUSS FURTHER AT 10:30AM ON 15TH SEPTEMBER. SCHOOL ADDRESS CAN BE FOUND IN OUR “ABOUT US -> HOW TO FIND US” PAGE.
Start of Term 1 2023-24
Assalaamu Alaikum! Please note MKIS School of Islamic Studies will be opening its doors for term 1 on 24th September 2023 insha Allah. Returning families – please make sure you have re-enrolled. New families – please watch your emails for information on any online assessments your child(ren) may need to take in order to determine their class allocations. For any concerns/enquiries, please contact admissions@mkis.org
End of Term News
To celebrate the end of another academic year, please join us this Sunday with your children as they participate in some fun sporting activities including a huge inflatable helter skelter slide! Lunch will be provided to all parents and students. After which we will be rewarding and recognising this year’s top performers with awards and certificates, as well as a small gift for all students. Please help us make this a fitting end to another successful year at our school!
Ramadan Competition – Arabic Studies
MashAllah we had some amazing submissions for our first Arabic Studies Ramadan competition this year! Submissions for the Qur’an reading and reciting can be found <here> and you can see our impressive art & calligraphy entries below! Well done to all of you mash Allah 🙂
All art winners were awarded colour pens and canvas pads to use to help them learn and memorise Quran through the art of calligraphy.
Ramadan Islamic Studies Competition – Extended
Assalaamu Alaikum
AS2A: 26.03.23
We are thrilled to share with you our recent activity in AS2A, where our students have learned how to make their own “mesbaha” using their favorite colors of beads. This hands-on activity allowed our students to not only express their creativity, but also to remember Allah (swt) by saying tasbeeh phrases such as alhamdulillah, subhan Allah, and allahu Akbar on each bead. This activity not only links with our syllabus, but also helps our students to practice their numeracy skills in Arabic. We are proud of our students’ enthusiasm in making their mesbaha. – Sr Nermin
AS1: 13.02.23
Subhan Allah! An activity filled lesson was had by the Arabic & Quranic Studies Level 1 students in February. Class learning began with Surah An-Naas and learning about Allah and his attributes الرَب & الْمَلِكُ focusing on how such a short word has vast meanings: creator, provider, nurturer, nourisher and sustainer, provider, lord and master. Our starting point was of a seed, and how by the will of Allah, it develops and progresses. Alhumdu lillah!
We connected this learning to the upcoming anniversary of Al-‘Isrā’ wal-Miʿrāj— from the Seerah of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ when he met with Prophet Ibraheem ﷺ and after giving us salaam, the message he sent to the Ummah of Rasool ﷺ about the condition of Jannah; it’s soil and it’s water and what are the seeds of its vegetations.
AS1 students chose which seeds to sow in their plant pots, and covered them with soil before watering them. They took them home to look after, as the Murabbi of their plants, will help them grow and, Inn sha Allah, eat from what they produce!
Students also learned to recognise the formation of Arabic numbers through physical movements and postures as well as putting their colouring skill and penmanship in to practice. Maa sha Allah! Well done, super learners!
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