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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).

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.inshaAllah inform all the classes on an individual basis as to when their fun day will be and letters will also be sent If children in older classes have siblings in younger classes then they will be given home time according to the Please note that children who are isolating will not be assessed as part of the internal assessments. If your child normally receives a phone call then the teachers will phone them as normal, although timings may be different. If they attend via Zoom, then please ask your child to log in from 6pm onwards.

At Al Madina Masjid Islamic centre, we hope to inculcate Islamic manners and character in all the children. We expect parents to uphold and encourage their children to practice what they have learnt in Madrasa at home too; an aspect of our teaching includes the respect and obedience that you would expect from your children towards yourself; similarly, teachers also deserve the same respect and obedience.Islamic Studies books (Qadah, Quran, Gift for muslims etc), exercise books and pen (If both are required). As the Easter holidays were cancelled earlier this month, we have amended the Ramadhan holidays to reflect the 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.

only to assess the overall level of the class and not to assess any individual child, which means that there will be If any parents would like to send any food or drink items then please consult with the class teacher or get in touch with the office as we do not want any wastage. Additionally, all costs will be met by the madrasah. However, if anybody wishes to contribute then they are more than welcome to do so.Children must be made to visit the toilet prior to coming to the Madrasa. Young children should also be taught how to relieve and clean themselves independently and to sit down and use the toilet. This saves others from undue hassle, waste of time and inconvenience.

All children are first given a 1 week trial after which the Madrasa will decide whether to keep them on permanently or not. If one or more of your children are classified as “Vulnerable” then you will also be eligible to send them to madrasah for the one hour slot from Monday 15 th March. Madrasa is awarded the UNESCO King Sejong Literacy Prize for its programme ‘Madrasa Arabic lessons’.Please note: Any other item may be confiscated if the teacher deems it unsafe/unsuitable for class. In the guidelines, however, the government has provided conditions/scenarios whereby a student can physically return to the madrasah for teaching. Your child does not need to bring their madrasah bag on their respective Fun Day. However, they do need to bring their madrasah bag on their allocated Food Day With the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, Madrasa was able to broaden its scope of action and launched the “‘Madrasa in a Bag”, a classroom in a bag, containing Madrasa’s whole library of content and material, ready to be deployed anywhere without the need to connect to the internet. In this way, Madrasa was able to support students and education authorities around the world, reaching the leaners most at risk of being left behind and marginalized. For this reason, Madrasa was also one of the recommended online learning resources by UNESCO, ISESCO, and many education ministries in the Arab world.