⚠️ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
πŸ’» ONLINE LEARNING ⏰ Monday, 2nd March – Friday, 6th March ● Classes will be conducted ONLINE via MS Teams. πŸ‘¨β€πŸŽ“ Student Expectations ● All classes will follow the Ramadan schedule; attendance is mandatory ● Join the session on time and be well-prepared ● Kindly wear the prescribed school uniform ● Students must keep their cameras switched ON. πŸ“ Please note the following : ● Kickstarting with care: well-being session leads the way. ● 1 to Gr 2: All lessons will be conducted online ● Grade 3 to Grade 11: Revision & doubt- clearing sessions are scheduled for the remaining examinations. ● Timing: 8:30 am to 12:00 pm ● Reading fun during online screen breaks! National Month of Reading 2026 launches March as Loud Reading. ● Gr 10 & 12: exams scheduled for Monday, 2 March 2026 across Middle East centres have been postponed. ● Revised dates will be shared in due course. πŸ‘ We sincerely appreciate your continued support & cooperation. Stay Safe & Sound

Haq al laila

2023-03-06

A Sweet Celebration, ‘Haq Al Laila’ 
Don’t be surprised if children demand sweets from you, this weekend! Have them ready for distribution as it is ‘Haq Al Laila’. Surely we would like to be enlightened about what this is. Haq Al Laila is a tradition celebrated in Gulf countries, where children wear traditional clothes and carry colorful woven bags, go from door to door singing in return for sweets. Doesn’t it sound ‘sweet’? This annual event which means, ‘For this night’, is celebrated on the night of Shaaban 15 on the Islamic Calendar, during the month that precedes Ramadan. This year it falls on Monday, today, 6th March. In view of this, the primary students celebrated Haq Al Laila at school. It was a lovely sight to see the students in their traditional Arabic attire, with colorful baskets full of sweets. Well done Arabic Teachers, in spreading cultural awareness among the students, truly celebrating diversity.