Borehole Project Somalia 2019 Please find attached feedback reports for Somalia borehole project. The cost of the Borehole was £3500. The money was raised by the students during the month of Ramadhan. Borehole Feedback Somalia – Tayyibah Girls School
Children’s Mental Health Week is running Nationally this week from the 4th-8th February. To mark this, the School was fortunate enough to be able to have a female, Muslim Doctor and Psychiatrist come in and talk to both Primary and Secondary pupils about common mental health problems in the young and ways of combating this.
Year 6 trip to Hackney Museum Year 6 attended the Hackney Junior Citizenship Scheme at Hackney Museum on January 22nd 2019. The scheme is designed to help Year 6 pupils make the transition from Primary to Secondary school by enabling to participate in various workshops about Citizenship and Safety. Workshops included learning about Road Safety,...
St Joseph Hospice Year 9 visited St Joseph Hospice, Hackney, for helping the community as part of active citizenship programme. Pupils created life books with the residents of the hospice, chronicling significant events in their lives. The day was extremely enriching for the students and the residents alike.
Children’s Story Centre Alhamdu’lillaah, Years 4 and 5 had the opportunity to go to the Discover Centre in Stratford during the last week of term. We visited the centre on Tuesday 18th December. Children took part in a ‘Story World Story Building Session’. They made their way around the workshop room looking at various visual...
Anti-Bullying Week This year, the School will be joining people all over the country to promote the key messages of Anti-bullying week (12th-16th November). This year’s focus of, ‘Choose Respect’, giving pupils the opportunity to reflect on how they treat those around them. Over the week children took part in activities linked to anti-bullying. ...
Multi Cultural Day 2018 Tayyibah Girls School had their annual Multi Cultural day on the 11th July 2018. Students dressed up in their traditional outfits and ate food from different cultures. We also had cultural workshops including Sushi making workshop, Irish tradition, Arabic games, Henna workshop and the History of Bangladesh. The students organised...
Young Writers 2018 Toy Stories is a national competition for 7-11 year-olds which provides an invaluable opportunity for pupils to develop their technical and creative writing skills as well as a chance for their work to be published. During the autumn term, children in Year 5 entered the ‘min-saga’ competition and we are delighted...
Year 4 as part of the Art curriculum on the topic of Flowers visited the William Morris Art Gallery. I asked Year 3 to join us and we travelled there on the 22nd of March. Despite it being mainly an Art based trip, walhamdu’lillaah, the workshop the children attended was cross curricular as it included...
