They’ve helped thousands of people successfully quit smoking; in laboratory tests, they’ve been found to be up to 95% less harmful than cigarettes; and they’ve been hailed as “a game changer for public health” by one independent review. So why exactly are vapes and e-cigarettes still regarded by many experts as controversial and potentially dangerous?...
The Annual Primary Quran Competition took place before the month of Ramadhan. Congratulations to all the Winners and Participants.
This year, Anti-Bullying week ran from Monday 14th November 2022 – Friday 18th November. Children participated in Anti-Bullying week by learning about the various forms that bullying can take and how they should be combated. This year’s theme was ‘Reach Out’. Pupils were taught about the importance of reaching whenever they are worried about something or...
Maths Inspiration is a national programme of interactive maths lecture shows for teenagers. It gives 14-17 year olds a chance to experience the UK’s most inspiring maths speakers presenting mathematics live in the context of exciting, real-world applications. Year 11 visited a Maths Inspiration programme at the Phoenix Theatre. Below are some of the accounts...
The students at the schools staged a number of activities to raise funds for the recent floods in Pakistan. Jazakallah Khairan to all who supported the students in raising money to support the victims of the flooding.
Tayyibah continues to support Mental Health and Wellbeing. During the academic year 2021/2022, students and parents donated to raise money for the well known mental health charity, ‘Mind’. This money was raised as part of Anti-Bullying activities but our school continues to talk to students about the importance of looking after their mental health and...
During Ramadhaan of 2022, Year 11 pupils once again decided to participate in an active citizenship campaign. Having raised money to help women and children suffering in situations of domestic abuse a month earlier, the girls decided to turn their attentions to helping fellow Muslims who are suffering. From the week of April 11th to...
After having a virtual session with the Parliament Education Centre team at the beginning of the Year, students were given the opportunity to visit Parliament as venues have now reopened for school visits. The visit was booked a couple of months in advance but then ended up being the day after the State Opening of Parliament...
The visit began with a Suitcase Stories workshop at the museum. Pupils explored the real stories of people who have moved to Hackney from the Anglo-Saxons to the present day such as Conrad Loddiges, the famous botanist from the Netherlands. Pupils then walked back in time to St Augustine’s Tower where they...
