School

 ISGH Sunday School

By the grace of Allah last year we had good number of students enrolled,we thank the Teachers and Parents who worked for the school. Insha Allah we are planning to be more organised this year. Islamic education being our first priority, we will also concentrate in developing other skills by making the students participate in different events. We will have two registration dates. We would prefer to have all the kids enrolled early as it will help us in identifying the correct class and prevent us from disturbing the class by adding new student every week. So please register your kids early. 

Registration Dates:

August 26th - September 2nd between 12:00 Noon and 1:30 PM

ISGH School Registration Form

Fee per Family:

One Child = $75
Two Children = $140
Three or more = $50 additional per child

Teachers Meeting : 08/18/2012 @ 12:00 PM

Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Meeting : 09/30/2012 @ 01:45 PM after Zuhr Prayer

Tentative Sunday School Calendar

09/09/2012 – First day of school

11/18/2012 – First exam

10/28/2012 – Eid-ul-Adha – day off

11/25/2012 – Fall break – day off

12/23/2012 – Winter break – week 1

12/30/2012  - Winter break – week 2

02/17/2013 – Second exam

05/12/2013 – Third exam

05/19/2013 – Last day of school

 In-Charge Quaranic Education : Br.Rashid Ali

 In-Charge Islamic studies :  Sis.Munima Nasir

Sunday School Schedule 

10:30     – School starts

10:30 – 10:45      – Assembly

Kindergarten and Elementary

10:45 – 11:30      – Quaranic Education – Kindergarten and Elementary

11:30 – 12:00      – BREAK – Kindergarten and Elementary

12:00 – 01:15      – Islamic Studies – Kindergarten and Elementary

Junior and Senior (Boys and Girls)

10:45 – 11:45      – Quaranic Education – Junior and Senior (Boys and Girls)

11:45 – 12:15      – BREAK – Junior and Senior (Boys and Girls)

12:15 – 01:15      – Islamic Studies – Junior and Senior (Boys and Girls)

CURRICULUM

Islamic studies curriculum will be age and grade based.

-          Kindergarten – Ages 5 – 7 year. KG and Grade 1^st.

-          Elementary = Ages 8 – 10 year. Grades 2^nd and 3^rd

-          Junior – Ages 11 – 13 year. Grades 4^th and 5^th.

-          Senior – Ages 13+. Grades 6^th and above.

 BOOKS

Curriculum – Follow Weekend Learning Series .

Web Site – www.weekendlearning.com/

Kindergarten – Level  1

Elementary – Level 2

Junior – Level 4

Senior – Level 6

ISGH Islamic School’s aim are:
• To provide a sound Islamic Education to children from 4 yrs and above and, to help them develop a sense of belonging to the Muslim Community.
• To nurture the student’s personality towards the best moral conduct, healthy attitudes and self-discipline in accordance with the teaching of the Quran and Sunnah and to encourage him/her to develop as responsible citizens, contributing to the well-being of society and of humankind in general.
• To enable students to fulfill their obligation to worship Allah in the manner that the Quran and Allah’s messenger have prescribed.

The curriculum is carefully designed for children, to fulfill these requirements:
• To be able to read, write and understand commonly used Arabic terms and phrases, including Quranic reading.
• To have a full understanding of basic Islamic beliefs.
• To be able to understand and perform the rituals that is practiced in Islam.
• To acquire the necessary knowledge and skills for practicing Islamic etiquettes and morals.

• Arabic/Quran
• Islamic Practice
• Islamic History
  • (a) Sirah of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W). (Morals/Manners based on the teaching of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W))
  • (b) Stories of other Prophets.

• Teachers meet regularly to plan lessons.
• Teachers plan lessons that are stimulating and interesting, using a variety of methods and activities.
• Lessons are planned to meet the needs of the children, according to their age/ability.

1. Discuss with your children what they have learnt in school. If they have learnt any Surahs/Duas, help them to memorize them. Praise them for their effort. If they are not doing well or not taking interest in their work, come and talk to the teacher and find out how you can help. If you need to see a class teacher, please arrange a time before or after school.
2. Make sure they do their homework regularly. If a child continuously does not complete homework, parents will be informed. If there is no response after the warning, the child will be removed from school.
3. Bring and collect them from school on time. Lessons begin at 10:15am and finish at 1:15pm.
4. Make sure that you are good role models for your children at home and at school. At school arrive at 1:00pm to pray Dhur with your child.
5. Read the school policies and make sure you are following the rules.

Education starts at home, exerting a strong influence on the upbringing of a child. The children are our future, so it is up to parents/teachers to educate them in such a way that they will grow up with the help of Allah (S.W.T) to be confident, practicing Muslims. IT IS A VENTURE WHICH SHOULD CONCERN THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.