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.
Some of our home-schooled pupils have been creating these wonderful vibrant jigsaw puzzles. These puzzles are made from original artwork that the children have produced.
Our Young Learners were introduced to aspects of Road Safety and how to keep safe. Children got to experience how to cross the road in a safe manner with the aid of the staff.
This first hand experience allowed children to help understand knowing the Green Cross Code and how to use it properly.
This Workshop consisted of students being taught how to use the Internet safely and correctly.
An introduction to what we use the internet for was addressed as well the positive aspects and dangers of the Internet. Social networks, Cyber Bullying, how to stay safe online and asking for help and advice when unsure were also discussed.
Our home-schooled students took part in various workshops this week. Workshops such as Internet/ E-Safety, Road Safety and Creative Writing workshops were introduced.
Yesterday, Tuition Club had the privilege of having a local writer visit the students to conduct a series of workshops for the students throughout the day.
Last week our home-schooled pupils took part in several educational workshops. Some of which we felt were vital to address and to help raise awareness in these areas.
In continuation from last term, some of our key stage 2 home schooled students have been completing some work after introducing reflective symmetry.
Students took part in a practical activities to identify symmetrical shapes. They were asked to colour in the correct space to complete a symmetrical pattern. The children were then taught how to use tracing paper for rotational symmetry and mirrors for reflective symmetry.
A wonderful surprise today!
We received a package today…and it contained these lovely letters from our friends at Troid Kids Club in Canada.
We cannot wait to show our home-schooled children at the club on Monday Inn Shaa Allaah.
Look forward to writing back soon!
JazaakumAllaahu Khairan