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...
The mosque tour was a great success. The students really enjoyed the tour. It was well planned and very informative. Richard Aubrey the Chaplain of Urswick mentioned the Imaam covered all the topics that are part of the RE gcse. The Imaam explained to them about the masjid, its architecture, wudhu, the daily prayers and...
The prevent workshop took place at Tayyibah girls school on Tuesday. The students were informed about the prevent program, How to stay safe online and social media. They have covered majority of the topics in Citizenship lesson including radicalisation, social media, radical propaganda and that Islam has no place for terrorism or anything related to...
Year 7 girls worked on writing postcards to survivors of the genocides which took place during the twentieth century. This was done as part of the Holocaust Memorial Day. Below are some of the postcards and replies from survivors.
Our students from year 10 and 11 took part in a first aid workshop. The course helped student gain confidence in helping someone in danger. Topics covered were how to help someone who is choking, bleeding, unconscious and performing CPR.
A prevent workshop was held at school for parents on Wednesday. The workshop explained to parents the importance of keeping our children safe and ways in which we can protect our children from radical and extremist contents online. We would like to thank all the mothers who have taken out time to attend. May Allah...
Our year 5 students took part in the Equaliteach workshop. The workshop helps promote the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of pupils, including the new requirement to promote Fundamental British Values • prepare pupils at the school for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life; • meet the requirements of the new Prevent duty;...
