Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

We are pleased to publisher our March End of Term Newsletter for pupils and parents to see what the school has been doing during this term.

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March Newsletter

JazakAllah Khair

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

Tawhid Boys School Term Dates for the School Year 2024/2025

Autumn Term 2024

* Including Staff INSET day on Monday 2^nd September 2024

Pupils Return to School on Tuesday 3^rd September 2024 at normal time (08.05 – 08.15)

Spring Term 2025

* Including Staff INSET day on Monday 6^th January 2025

Pupils Return to School on Tuesday 7^th January 2025 at normal time (08.05 - 08.15)

Summer Term 2025

* Including Staff INSET day on Friday 18^th July 2025

New Academic Year 2025_26

Staff INSET Day on Monday 1^st September 2025

Pupils Return to School on Tuesday 2^nd September 2025

There is always a possibility of changes occurring in relation to closure dates. So please consider this information as an initial guide. Term dates may possibly change to accommodate unforeseeable events. The School reserves the right to alter the term dates. All parents will need to abide by such request which maybe with short or no notice. We request for the full cooperation of all parents. Any unauthorised absences during these periods will be processed in line with school Attendance and Punctuality Policy. Parents will be liable to a charge for any days missed in line with School Policy.

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

We are pleased to publisher our February Term Newsletter for pupils and parents to see what the school has been doing during this term.

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February Newsletter

JazakAllah Khair

Capital City College Group Visit Our Y11 Students

On the 19th of January our year 11 students had a presentation from the Capital City College group. They spoke about some of the different colleges they work with, the outstanding facilities they provide learners, the links they have with employers across London, different type of courses available for post 16, T levels and Apprenticeships. After the presentation the pupils had a chance to ask some important questions about their next steps in education. They plan to follow up their visit with an application workshop at our school. This will go ahead on the 2nd of February 2024.  

The messenger of Allah (SAW) said: Three supplications will not be rejected (by Allah (SWT)), the supplication of the parent for his child, the supplication of the one who is fasting, and the supplication of the traveller.

During travel supplication is heard by Allah (SWT) if the trip is for a good reason, but if the trip is for a bad intention or to perform illegal things (doing sins) this will not apply to it.

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

We are pleased to publisher our December Term Newsletter for pupils and parents to see what the school has been doing during this term.

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December Newsletter

JazakAllah Khair

The Autumn Term has come to an end and the December Holidays have begun.

Insha'Allah school will re-open to students on Tuesday 9th January 2024.

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

We are pleased to publisher our October Half term Newsletter for pupils and parents to see what the school has been doing during this term.

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October Newsletter

JazakAllah Khair

Supporting the wellbeing of children has never been so important. To assist you in doing this, we have linked two fantastic free parental resources for you to access.

Child Mental Health & Wellbeing- 10 Top Tips for Parents

Your Mental Health & Wellbeing- 10 Top Tips for Parents

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:

All mankind is from Adam & Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over a black nor a black has any superiority over a white – except by piety & action.

American political activist Angela Davis wrote: ‘In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist, we must be anti-racist.’ 

What is anti-racism? 

In the simplest of terms, anti-racism refers to actions which actively oppose all forms of racism. It is a commitment to fight against systems and behaviours that allow racism to continue. Unlike non-racism, anti-racism is about making an active, conscious effort, rather than just disapproving but remaining passive. 

In fact, anti-racism acknowledges the fact that no one (of any race) is perfectly ‘non-racist’ – it would be impossible to be while we still grow up and live in a world where racism exists in many forms – but it gives us the tools to work both on ourselves and on society. 

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Inshallah, on Thursday 12th October our school is holding its annual 11-a-side football tournament. The event will be held at Springhill Recreation Ground from 8:15 am until 2:30pm.

Your son must arrive at the Ground at 8:15am and will leave from the park at 2:30pm.

If you are responsible for picking up pupils, you must pick them up from the Ground at 2:30pm and NOT from the school at 2:55pm.

Our students know where the Ground is from their school PE lessons. However, should you require further assistance, we have printed the post code of the park, as well as a map on the reverse side of this letter.

Please note, attendance at this event is compulsory. Failure to attend without a valid reason will lead to penalty charge as per School policy.

CLOTHING

Your son can come attend in his PE kit or any similar sports clothing, but please ensure he is dressed modestly; we do NOT allow the wearing of shorts above the knee, or any clothing with inappropriate words or images. Please also ensure your son brings waterproof clothing in case it rains. In the event of very severe weather or any other unforeseen circumstances, the tournament shall be postponed until a future date inshallah.

LUNCH

You should provide your son with a pack-lunch which must of course be in line with the school’s healthy eating policy.

BANNED ITEMS

The carrying of mobile phones, hand-held games consoles or other similar equipment is strictly NOT allowed at the tournament unless there is a prior agreement with the school. If any pupil is found with any such item, it will be immediately confiscated and dealt with as per school policy. Furthermore, the school will NOT be held responsible if such items become lost or stolen, even AFTER their confiscation. I would also like to remind parents and pupils that the time of Asr salaah sets in quite early at this time of year, so all those who may not reach home in time to prayer their Zohr prayer are urged to carry with them a prayer mat and a bottle of water for wudhu. If you have any further inquiries, please contact me at the school.

Jazakallah khair

Mr. OM Bilal Snell (Tournament coordinator)

Term 3 Half term Newsletter

1. Taster Sessions

Taster Days will provide your students with the opportunity to learn more about the college and their chosen subject areas. They can sign up here:

Westminster Kingsway: 27 June – 6 July: https://www.westking.ac.uk/school-liaison/taster-days/

City and Islington: 4 July – 7 July: https://www.capitalccg.ac.uk/candi/open-days (please scroll to the bottom of the page)

2. Careers Advisor’s Coffee Morning

Capital City College Group (CCCG) are hosting two coffee mornings on 13^th and 14^th June for careers advisors and careers leads in London.

These are an excellent opportunity to network with other careers advisors/leads, hear about the fantastic range of courses we offer and get a tour of our Centres to better understand what we offer at CCCG.

This is an in-person events, with the option to join virtually for those unable to attend.

Please use the links below to register:

Enfield on 13 June https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/637958108877

Angel on 14 June https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/650642538347

3. London’s leading coding school, 01Founders now open to 16–18-year-olds       

We are pleased to announce that CCCG’s innovative coding school, 01Founders, is now open to anyone aged 16 and over. No experience is required, and our coding school is free! Students will have the opportunity to learn Golang in the 3-week intensive programme. If they progress onto the full-time programme, they will also cover JavaScript, Rust, and numerous other challenges. There will also be the option to progress onto a Level 4 Software Engineering apprenticeship once they reach the required level.

What is 01 Founders?

01Founders is a different kind of coding school and digital skills training provider. Our exclusive learning programme, based in central London, prepares students for the real-world using teaching-less, collaborative, project-based learning.

When can students start?

We have two upcoming start dates for our intensive three-week short course. Students will be required to attend our campus in Central London five days a week for the duration of the course.

Monday 3 July 2023

Monday 7 August 2023

Taster sessions

If students are unsure if this is for them, they can join a taster session to find out more and ask any questions.

Thursday 22 June (online) 6pm – 7.30pm

Tuesday 27 June (on campus) 10am – 1pm

To find out more about 01Founders please visit www.01founders.co   

4. Enfield Construction Skills Academy

The College of Haringey, Enfield, and North East London has joined forces with Enfield Council and Countryside Partnerships to establish an Academy dedicated to construction training for the Meridian Water regeneration project.

By integrating intelligent design influenced by local heritage, materials, and landscape, along with a well-planned social value strategy developed in collaboration with the local community, the Enfield Construction Skills Academy aims to equip the community with valuable skills, training, and employment opportunities.  

We are pleased to announce that the Enfield Construction Skills Academy will be inaugurated on June 14th 2023 (please refer to the attached leaflet for detailed information).  

We cordially invite you to attend this event, where you can explore networking prospects and discover the training opportunities available for your organization. Refreshments will be provided (please let us know about any dietary restrictions you may have).  

Kindly confirm your attendance to: maria.sammarco@conel.ac.uk

We look forward to welcoming you to the event.

 More details about the event Check out the poster

5. School Liaison Activities

At Capital City College Group, we are dedicated to ensuring students across London have the information they need to make informed decisions about their future. Check out all of the school liaison activities we offer here: https://www.capitalccg.ac.uk/about-us/school-liaison

Term 3 Half term Newsletter

As Salam w w All parents, Please note on the Wednesday 7^th June school will start for all Y7 – Y10 students at 10:35am, this is due to staff training morning.

April End of Spring term Newsletter

As you may already know, our school encourages and promotes the use of bicycles as a healthy and eco-friendly mode of transportation. To celebrate this, we have organised a special breakfast for our young cyclists, where they can bring their bikes to school and enjoy a delicious meal along with their peers.

Not only will the students be treated to a scrumptious breakfast, but we will also have a team of experts on hand to service their bicycles. This will ensure that their bikes are in top condition, safe to ride, and ready to take on any challenge that comes their way.

February Half term 

See our updated Careers Entitlement Statement

December end of term newsletter

October Half term 

Open Evening Leaflet

Annual School Report July 2022

In keeping with our commitment to provide students with outstanding careers guidance and tailored support when choosing their next step after school, we will now be using Unifrog; an award-winning, online careers platform. All students in Years 10, 11 now have access to this excellent website.

The Unifrog platform is designed to support learners in making the most informed decisions about their futures and has a range of tools that are suitable for all year groups. Each student has their own personal account that provides a wide range of information related to their interests and aspirations.  Key features of the platform include:

• Exploring Pathways – personality quizzes, career and subject profiles, MOOCs and webinars
• Recording – self-reflection about extracurricular activities and key employability skills
• Opportunities – search tools showing live vacancies/courses/placements for apprenticeships, universities (in the UK and abroad), FE, virtual work experience and much more
• Applications – tools to help students build applications for a range of pathways (e.g., CVs, Personal Statements, Common App Essays)

For more information, go to www.unifrog.org or contact us via info@tawhid.org.uk