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Hurricanes and Extreme Weather Conditions-Science Project
One of our home-schooled children has been busy working on a Science project all about Hurricanes.
- A hurricane is a huge, rapidly rotating storm.
- When winds reach 74 miles per hour, a hurricane starts off.
- Hurricanes can be up to 600 miles across and have strong winds of up to 200 mph.
- Hurricanes occur with extreme weather conditions.
The project focused on what Hurricanes are and how to react if one approaches..
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END OF HALF TERM | BAKE OFF 2019!
A FUN BAKING EVENT FOR ALL!
In order to reward our home schooled students for their hard work and efforts this half term, we are happy to announce that the Bake Off will be returning for a fourth year in shaa Allaah. Both students and tutors have the opportunity to enter the baking competition. The event has been a great success previously Alhamdulillaah and we hope that our students, tutors and parents enjoy it just as much.
The Bake Off will be taking place on Thursday 14th February in shaa Allaah, and parents can join us from 2.30pm. Please see below for the rules of the competition.
Competition Rules
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- Students can either make savoury or sweet treats related to a subject they study at the Tuition Club.
- Students must participate in the making of the dessert.
- The dessert must be handed to the management team by 10am on Thursday 14th February, and will then be judged throughout the day.
- Most importantly have fun!
Desserts will be judged on taste and creativity. The winners and runners up will be announced at 2.30pm, in which prizes will be handed out and students, parents and tutors will be able to enjoy the desserts on offer. We look forward to hosting the Tuition Club Bake Off, and hope that all students, teachers and parents enjoy this exciting end of half term event.
Reminder: The last day of this half term will be next Thursday 14th February 2019 in shaa Allaah. The Tuition Club will then resume on Monday 25th February 2019 at 10am.
Students Learn The Particles أَنَّ , إِنَّ and أَنْ in Arabic!
The particle inna (ان) is known as an accusative particle because of its effect on the case ending of its subject.
Like the verb kāna (كان), an accusative particle will take a subject and a predicate although with different case endings.
Because of this similarity, these particles are considered to be verb-like.
Students have been learning verbs and particles during their Arabic lessons at Tuition Club
Study Skills Workshop – How the Brain Works!
Last week in our study skills workshop we learnt about how the brain works. Identifying whether a student is a left- or right-brain thinker can help them work to their strengths. Understanding how memories are formed can also assist the learning process. Join us for our next session tomorrow where we will be learning how to study effectively!
Tuition Club is Closed Today! – Due to Snowy Weather
📢 Tuition Club is Cancelled ❎ today! Due to Snowy ❄️ Weather and possible dangers ⚠️ when travelling for children, parents and staff. Please Keep an Eye 🔍 on Our Twitter or Telegram for updates📌 for tomorrow