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Sewing Club pictures

As part of the Arabic lesson in year 3, they were learning about the farm animals.

Willow Class have been building numbers. They built number 11 12 and 13 by building onto the number 10, They noticed that they could see two groups that made the whole number,

Reception children were busy learning about the Muslim festival of Hajj...they dressed up and enacted some of the rites of Hajj - MashaAllah!

Join us for a fun-filled day celebrating Eid with the Islamia Community on Saturday, 22nd June 2024 at 1:00PM! Donation's are warmly welcomed :)

In Year 5, we have been working on a Rail Engineering Project using our Maths, Science and Design & Technology skills. We worked in pairs and in groups to build our trains using raw materials and a variety of tools. We then built the main body of the train and attached an electric circuit with a motor to allow it to move. We presented our model at a celebration event with other Muslim schools and we were very pleased to win the competition

Olive and Willow Classes had a visit from a team of officers from the Metropolitan Police. They learned how police officers help everyone stay safe and got to try on some of their uniform - although they have a bit of growing to do still! The police officers taught them about the different jobs that they do and children got the chance to ask them lots of questions. The officers then showed all the things that police officers carry with them, which form part of their uniform, and introduced them to road safety concepts such as pedestrian crossings and red, green and amber traffic lights. Both reception classes had a fantastic time.

Y3 Elm are visiting London Zoo today. The children are excited to learn about their favourite animals, their diet and habitats. We look forward to sharing further photos of the children's learning.

An emotional farewell from parents to their beloved children who are embarking on the Year 6 residential trip...

Islamia Primary School has been working with Eastside Education on a project with an Artist in Residence. We are proud to be one of the twelve London Schools taking part. The project focused on children expressing celebration through performance poetry. On Tuesday the children shared their poems with an audience of their peers, teachers and parents. The children were able to confidently perform in front of a live audience with some performing solo, while others in pairs or small groups. Mashallah, well done to them all.