The Garden Club will resume onsite on Friday 17th September 2021.
This weekly club will give children the opportunity to be part of our learning garden by planting and growing a variety of plants, fruits, vegetables, and herbs. This is an excellent opportunity for children to learn about the scientific processes involved in gardening such as facts about plant growth and compost making in a practical and fun environment!
The club costs £3 per session (free for those who attend the Tuition Club) for ages 6+ and will run from 11:00am to 12:00pm starting next Friday.
We are pleased to announce that the Tuition club opens for the new academic year 20201-22! Club will open on Monday 6th September at 10:00am! Please ensure you are in the correct uniform and have adequate stationary. We look forward to another splendid year!
The Tuition Club Online is looking for excellent tutors to become part of our Online team. A fantastic opportunity to join us and shape the future!
Current Vacancies:
Maths Tutor
Science Tutor
English Tutor
Computing Tutor
We are looking for candidates who have an excellent teaching manner, classroom management and the willingness to conduct Online Tutoring. We welcome applicants from all subject specialisms as well as those looking to gain teaching experience.
Applicants must be able to tutor online one to one or in a group setting, have a passion for instilling a love of learning and eagerness. Flexible availability from Monday – Friday is required.
One of the most important characteristics of our Tuition Club is the safe and happy environment in which children, from many different cultures enjoy their learning together. We look for people who share our passion for providing high quality tutoring and supporting home schooling parents and students through their journey.
Alhamdulillaah we have now come to the end of another year at Tuition Club Online and to celebrate the achievements of our home-schooled students, we held an end-of-year assembly.
During the assembly, some of our students were presented with certificates and gifts, and all students were awarded a certificate of completion.
Many of the online students presented their work and gave a short presentation which was lovely to see.
Well done to everyone who received a certificate and we hope the good work continues when we come back in the new academic year!
We would like to thank all parents for their continued support, as well as the tutors and students for all their hard work and effort throughout the year.
Wishing all our students and families a lovely summer break and we look forward to our students returning from Tuesday 31st August 2021In shaa Allaah.
Some of our private online students have been creating a visual number wheel to help with Arabic number recognition.
Using materials such as card, paper plates, scissors, popsicle sticks, butterfly clips, crayons to decorate, etc they were able to make these resources to help aid them in their Arabic learning.
Using a step-by-step guide the children first cut out a circle using the card and then divided the circle into ten equal wedges with a ruler and pen.
They then were asked to draw and colour each Arabic number on each of the parts/wedge of the circle.
To make the dial, they first cut off the end of a popsicle stick with the scissors to get the right length and then made a hole in one end.
They were then asked to make a small hole in the center of the card wheel.
Once this was completed, they then attached the popsicle stick dial to the wheel with a butterfly fastener through both holes.
These number spinners are perfect for learning the Arabic numbers and can be a fantastic Maths game for the students.
To challenge students further they can also use the number spinners to help practise their addition and subtraction skills in Arabic.
The Tuition Club is looking for excellent tutors to become part of our onsite team. This is a fantastic opportunity to join us and shape the future!
Current Vacancies
Science Tutor – KS1-3
English Tutor- KS1
We are looking for candidates who have an excellent teaching manner, strong classroom management and the willingness to conduct tutoring for the complete academic year. We welcome applicants from all subject specialisms as well as those looking to gain teaching experience. Applicants must be able to tutor onsite one to one or in a group setting, have a passion for instilling a love of learning and committed to driving standards. One of the most important characteristics of our Tuition Club is the safe and happy environment in which children, from many different cultures enjoy their learning together. We look for people who share our passion for providing high quality tutoring and supporting home schooling parents through their journey.
To apply, please send a copy of your CV and a covering letter to [email protected] or, alternatively, submit your application form found under vacancies.
This week at the garden club the children planted some strawberry plants and learned some interesting facts about strawberries and their health benefits! They finished off the session with a quiz about everything they had learned.
The children also checked up on their other previous projects, pulled out some weeds and found that some of their flowers were blooming beautifully!
The garden club is now closed for the half term. We look forward to seeing you back on Friday 11th June 2021 Insha’Allah.
Our students aged 9-10 have been pin loom crafting this half-term; a loom is a device used to weave cloth and tapestry. The basic purpose of any loom is to hold the warp threads under tension to facilitate the interweaving of the weft threads. Pin weaving offers both versatility and portability for a woven project. The warp threads are held in place with straight pins. Weaving can be done in any direction, using thread, yarn, fabric strips, beads, feathers or other fibres. Crafting helps build self-esteem and gain confidence by:
Some of our private students have been getting creative while learning Arabic vocabulary in the home.
By presenting and using objects in the home the students have been working on building their Arabic vocabulary and have had fun while doing this.
Tutors have then been able to check understanding using key questions during the online lessons.
Using a word mat with the vocabulary taken out. Can students remember the words?
If you say a word using the Arabic Language, can they draw the correct object?
To reinforce the basics, this cut, stick, and label activity has helped students associate objects and areas of the house as well as the Arabic vocabulary covered in various previous topics
As you can see the students have thoroughly enjoyed the experience!
