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Children must be responsible or trained to look after their own belongings; they must come to Madrasa each day with the following items: Due to an increase in the number of coronavirus cases in Bolton plus the fact that many families will have mixed together at Eid, we feel it’s best to keep Madrasah teaching online for this week. If your child has any medical conditions or allergies then it is paramount to write this down clearly on the admission form and mention the symptoms etc to your child’s teacher; we will also keep a log of this in our office. Parents will be responsible for any damage caused by their children to the property of the Masjid or Madrasa

However, it has been brought to light that according to the government’s latest Covid-19 guidelines, madrasahs cannot open fully until April 12 th 2021. Parents / guardians must fill in a holiday request form before they go abroad with the child; failure to do so will result in your child losing his/her place at the Madrasa. At Al Madina Masjid Islamic centre, we hope to inculcate Islamic manners and character in all the children. We expect parents to uphold and encourage their children to practice what they have learnt in Madrasa at home too; an aspect of our teaching includes the respect and obedience that you would expect from your children towards yourself; similarly, teachers also deserve the same respect and obedience.Please note that due to governmental Regulations, children can only attend madrasah if the parent/carer gives a completed Consent Form. You can give the forms in to the class teacher on Monday 15 th March If the concern is still not resolved, then the child may be suspended. On certain occasions a child may be expelled if is in the best interest of the Madrasa. The final decision will be made by the Madrasa disciplinary panel (Shu’ra). Please do not take extended holidays during Madrasa time as this disrupts the learning of your child and thus, as a result, he/she will fall behind and will not reach the progress/learning targets.

We cannot stress enough the importance of punctual and regular offering of Salah. Parents must ensure that their children are offering their Salah at home on time or at the Masjid under the supervision of a responsible adult. June – Fri 2nd July). This will involve teachers going to other classes besides their own class and the children will There is a zero-tolerance policy for racism and bullying at our Madrasa; the matter will be dealt with very strictly.If parents wish to speak to their child’s teacher then they must phone in to make an appointment or come outside of Madrasa after teaching time, 7.00pm is usually an ideal time. In the guidelines, however, the government has provided conditions/scenarios whereby a student can physically return to the madrasah for teaching. If children in older classes have siblings in younger classes then they will be given home time according to the The Madrasa is not responsible for any lost items or lost fees. Any item that is handed into the office will be put into the lost property box.

The login details for Zoom Classes will be the same as before. Timings will be sent to you before Tuesday. Vulnerable Children are those children who have been identified as otherwise vulnerable by the Madrasah or Local Authorities (including Children’s Social Care Services), and who could therefore benefit from continued attendance to madrasah. Such children might include: IMPORTANT: Although attending the Madrasa on time is important, we would like to strongly point out to you that you do not send your child very early (15-20 minutes before lesson begins). The earliest our doors will be open for the children is 4.25pm and second shift 5.40pm. In light of this, madrasah will re-open on Monday 15 th March (as per the one hour slot system) for those students who meet the government’s criteria (further details of these criteria and how to proceed will be shared in due course). Knives, pen knives and any similar dangerous items. These items shall not be returned. (This will incur a fixed term suspension).Your child does not need to bring their madrasah bag on their respective Fun Day. However, they do need to bring their madrasah bag on their allocated Food Day You, the parents/guardians, have always charitably and generously helped out in the past and we now humbly request for you to donate once again – especially during the auspicious month of Ramadhan. However small your donation may be, it will be immensely appreciated by all those who will use the Madrasah facilities in the future. You will earn their duas and more importantly, the Almighty will reward you all immensely. Our disciplinary procedure after exhausting all efforts to motivate/encourage any child is as follows:

Jazakallahu Khairan for your understanding, patience and co-operation in these testing and unprecedented times.

With the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, Madrasa was able to broaden its scope of action and launched the “‘Madrasa in a Bag”, a classroom in a bag, containing Madrasa’s whole library of content and material, ready to be deployed anywhere without the need to connect to the internet. In this way, Madrasa was able to support students and education authorities around the world, reaching the leaners most at risk of being left behind and marginalized. For this reason, Madrasa was also one of the recommended online learning resources by UNESCO, ISESCO, and many education ministries in the Arab world. Your child’s admission maybe terminated if you are found to be constantly ignoring the Masjid’s request, or if you are causing disruption in anyway deemed inappropriate. All applications must be submitted early as possible; as all requests for admissions are dealt with according to the date we receive them. The minimum age for admission is 5 years for both boys and girls. no marks given and no 1st, 2nd, 3rd positions etc. As a parent you just have to ensure that you make your child read