Weekly Updates – 10th March, 2017

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Friday 10 March 2017
 
11 Jamada Al Thaani 1438
 
 
 
Dear SIM Volunteers,
 
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Salaamun Alaykum

In this week's communications:
  • Teachers ID Badges
  • 5-7 Class Teachers Last Lesson
  • Sadaqa Day - March 26th, 2017
  • Disability Awareness Day
  • External Message: SJ Sisters Lit: Screening 'Why can't I be a Sushi?'
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Teacher ID Badges
 

Teachers are reminded that they must bring and wear their ID badges at all times, especially when entering the premises.

 
 
 
 
   
5-7 Class Teachers Last Lesson  
Last lesson teachers of students in Classes 5-7 are reminded that in addition to bringing their students down for pick-up, they must remain with their students until 1:45pm. Any students not collected by this time should be escorted to the canteen for late pick-up.  
   
 
 
   
Sadaqa Day - March 26th, 2017  

“Do not feel ashamed if the amount of charity is small because to refuse the needy is an act of greater shame.” (Imam Ali (AS)

On Sunday 26th March 2017, SIM is holding its Annual Sadaqa Day. Alhamdulilah, we are honoured to be partnering with the following charities this year:

  • Al-Mizan
  • Bags to Achieve
  • Refugee Council
  • Sufra NW London
  • Salusbury World

This Sunday, 12th March, 2017, students will be requested to bring in various items to donate to the charities on the day.  A list of the items that each class have been assigned and that students can bring is available here

Please note that students must bring in the items ON Sunday 26th March, 2017 and drop them off at the assigned drop-off points which will be confirmed prior to Sadaqa Day.

There will also be activities taking place throughout the day helping students be more aware and realise the importance that Islam places on the giving of Sadaqa. 

We are inviting parents to join us and take part in what promises to be a great day where we all come together to help those less fortunate than ourselves, Insh'Allah.

 
   
 
 
   
Disability Awareness Day  
Following the success of last year’s disability awareness day for Class 4, the Learning Support Department for Junior classes organised another awareness day for Class 4.

The 4 classes (2 boys and 2 girls) spent 20 minutes at each of the 5 stations learning more about the following disabilities: Downs Syndrome, Hearing Impairment, Physical Disability, Autism and Developmental Delay.

Each station included an introduction to the disability, a video clip or PowerPoint presentation and an activity or discussion. The talks were given by Learning Support Assistants from our team some who are parents of children with disabilities as well as external speakers with disabilities.

Read more by clicking here
 
   
 
 
   
External Message: SJ Sisters Lit: Screening of 'Why can't I be a Sushi?'  
 

A BEAUTIFUL COLLABORATION BETWEEN SPOKEN IRIS FILMS, MSC & STANMORE JAFFERYS TO SCREEN THE DOCUMENTARY - WHY CAN'T I BE A SUSHI AS PART OF THE NATIONAL UK TOUR.

For the first time watch BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE!

ABOUT THE FILM:

This documentary follows the journey of two young journalists - Niamh (aged 10) and her sister Sofia (aged 8) as they try to wrap their heads around something incredibly serious and weighty: the sometimes-bloody Sunni – Shia conflict that has been going on for decades.

The girls talk to religious figures, scholars, well known clerics, believers, political pundits, the public and more, all in the hope of understanding this absurd conflict and its routes.

As they continue on the road of discovery, the two journalists soon realise that what unifies us as Muslims is far greater and more powerful than our differences.

Directed in a light-hearted and innocent way, the film tackles a series of hard hitting and pertinent points without causing offence or apportioning blame. It offers the audience a chance to consider how religious choices and practices may appear to the outside world, all through the eyes of these two innocent sisters.

This refreshing documentary takes us back to our routes and reminds us of the simplicity of practicing the religion of Islam.

Film by Hoda Yahya Elsoudani


Date: Sunday 19th March 2017.

Venue: Harrow Safari Cinema, Station Road, Harrow, HA1 2TU

Time: 2 - 4.30pm.

Please ensure you arrive in good time before the screening to register and be seated. The film will start at 2.30pm sharp.

New Prices £10 for Adults, Buy 1 get 2nd Half price! ( 2 adult tickets for £15 only), £5.00 for children

Limited places available!

Book your tickets at http://jafferys.org/documentaryscreening2017

For any enquiries please email sisterslit@jafferys.org

 
   
 
 
 
 
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