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Newsletter
Higher Primary
February 2nd – 16th -2020
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ةاالجتماعي ةالمرشد
يستا أنصاري اش
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Grade 5 students designed their device from recycled materials to separate different mixtures.
Recyclable materials include many kinds of glass, paper, cardboard, metal, plastic, tires, textiles,
batteries, and electronics. Composting or other reuse of biodegradable waste—such as food or garden
waste—is also a form of recycling.
Grade 4 students making a model of the water cycle.
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Our under 11 boys’ football team undertook a huge challenge in Bahrain playing against the British schools in the
Middle East (BMSE). We entered two teams this year due to the vast amount of talent shown by so many students.
Our students got a chance to explore a small part of Bahrain for a couple of days before the competition as they
bonded together. We had the opportunity to explore mosques, malls, a trampoline and a waterpark as well as hard
work on the training field before the completion. This was an excellent opportunity for our students to grow in
character as most of them were travelling abroad without their parents for the very first time. The students were
responsible for their own belongings as well as time keeping as we prayed together in congregation at specific times.
Before the tournament, the teachers stressed the importance of not just winning, but managing our behaviour in the
correct manner, respect was the key aspect of this. All the students managed to uphold these values and showed a
great account of themselves. In the games, our team started in blistering pace, winning all games in the group stages,
comfortably qualifying for the knock out round of the competition. Our victories came against schools from Kuwait,
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
In the quarterfinals, they came up against the eventual winners of the competition. The game was even throughout
with the better chances falling at the feet of our students. Unfortunately, these chances could not be converted into
goals. On the other hand, our opponents converted the one chance they had into a goal and we were eliminated from
the competition. The loss hurt our boys a lot and were very emotional straight after the game but when they realised
the enormity of their achievement, they could raise their heads high and be proud of themselves.
Our second team, which consisted of primarily younger players, were eager to show what they could achieve and the
students gave every bit of energy they could possibly give and were a great credit to our school. They were not
successful in qualifying to the quarterfinals but every teacher and referee commended the sportsmanship of our
teams; they played with great heart and passion as well as with respect to promoting our Islamic values. This is surely
much greater than any victory.
The boys made lifelong friends on this trip and the way they held themselves is great credit to the school, their
teachers and parents. Out of 24 schools starting the competition, coming quarter-finalists is an amazing achievement
and we should all be proud of it.
A trip ABROAD
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Last week, HP boys had an outstanding awards ceremony
during Thursday assembly, with over 40 certificates
awarded! Masha Allah.
Well done to the HP boys! Keep up the fantastic attitude
to learning.
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Mash Allah Grade 4 students had the opportunity to write a newspaper article using newspaper
features. It helped them integrate all reading and writing skills as they read different news articles and
finally wrote their own article. Students learnt how to get an awareness of their surroundings by
reading the latest news and keeping themselves updated about it. They also read their articles to their
classmates which boosted their self-confidence and enriched their speaking skills.
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Many diseases and conditions are spread by not washing hands with
soap and clean running water and
by not practicing the proper way to cover coughs or sneezes. To
spread awareness about this important issue
H.P girls conducted the morning assembly under the supervision of
H.P Nurse Balquis Khan.
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الرابع ب في حفظ سور ج والصفتهانينا للطالبات الفائزات بالمركز األول من الصف الرابع
وفوزهن.من القرآن الكريم، فقد تم إقامة حفل صغير للصف الفائز تكريما لهن على جهودهن
.نسأل هللا أن يتم عليهن بتمام الحفظ والهداية
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الطالبات الفائزات بالمسابقة اإلسالمية، والطالبات المشاركات في قام قسم التربية اإلسالمية بتكريم
زاوية مع الحبيب المصطفى، ضمن فعاليات أسبوع ) مع الحبيب المصطفي (، وقد حضر التكريم كل
سة، واألخت الكريمة مساعدة مديرة قسم من األخ الكريم الدكتور إيهاب مدير القسم العربي في المدر
االبتدائية العليا سمر يوسف، باإلضافة إلى رئيسة قسم التربية اإلسالمية األخت الكريمة ختام، وبقية
ليك (، وساد ذلك جو معل مات التربية اإلسالمية الكريمات، وقد أنشدت الطالبات نشيد ) يا نبي سالم ع
ين اإلسالمي، من الفرح والبهجة والسرور، وقد تم ت ذكير الطالبات بأهمية السنة النبوية في الد
سول عليه الصالة والسالم . وبأهمية االقتداء بالر
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Students had an activity where they were working in groups to match a puzzle. They needed to match the
right rounding question with its solution. A competition was held to see which group finished faster
and presented their work in the best way.
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أسبوع الغاف في عيون المبدعين
مدرستنا اإلبداع العلمي الدولية في مبادرة " شاركت‘تحقيقا الستراتيجية حكومتنا الرشيدة في االستدامة
شجرة الغاف" التي أطلقتها هيئة البيئة والمحميات الطبيعية في الشارقة
وقد نظم قسم الدراسات االجتماعية أسبوع شجرة الغاف وتضمن األسبوع العديد من الفعاليات مثل
ية للطلبة والمعلمين وأولياء األمور اإلذاعات الصباحية وسفراء الغاف وأنشطة صفية ومسابقة إلكترون
وزراعة شتالت الغاف ورسالة الصباح
ويهدف األسبوع إلى ترسيخ ثقافة الوعي لدى المجتمع المدرسي بأهمية شجر الغاف وأهمية حمايته من
اإلماراتالقطع والتحطيب الجائر ألن شجرة الغاف يعتبر إرث وطني وثروة طبيعية هامة في دولة .
Every tree holds a story and so does the GHAF tree – that of the UAE. The GHAF tree being the UAE’s national
tree symbolizes stability and peace and has the ability to adapt in the desert. The GHAF is a drought-tolerant
tree, able to withstand the harsh desert environment and still remain green. On the 5th of February 2020
students at ISCS Muweileh celebrated the GHAF Tree painting competition initiated by the MOE. Our students
from grade 4 -9 gathered together and got busy spreading colours on blank pages just like the GHAF tree
bringing life in the dry deserts. Once again it was a great pleasure seeing our students’ passion and enthusiasm
taking part in a competition to spread awareness for a great cause.
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The students in the boys section were rewarded for their exceptional marks and
hard work in ICT during term 1.
All the students who were above 95 where rewarded.
Name Email Address Number
Assistant Head of Higher Primary-Girls
Samar Said
06-5136500
Assistant Head of Higher Primary-Boys
Waled Mohamed Salah Eldeen
056-6096631
Higher Primary Secretary Iman Abu Selo
06-5136502
Higher Primary Receptionist
[email protected] 06-5136500
Grade 4 Boys’ Supervisor Bamidele Ayoola Lawal
06-5136573
Grade 5 & 6 Boys’
Supervisor KhalId Nizam AlAgha
06-5136572
Girls’ Supervisor Nehal Magdy
06-5136511
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