BHA Muslim Youth Performance:
Our first ever BHA Muslim Youth Performance was an absolutely phenomenal success; it was wonderful to see the hard work of all our students and staff members come to fruition in a collection of amazing performances. Not only did each class sing a beautiful nasheed - each representing something meaningful in Islam - but we also had a group of very talented actors star in the play 'When the Clock Strikes Eid', telling the story of grumpy Grandpa Hamza as he begins to realise the joys of the special occasion over the course of the night before Eid. We also unveiled our very own BHA anthem, which our students co-wrote with HalalBeats! Overall, it was a fabulous performance from all, and it was great to see our students engage with the arts in a brand new, versatile way, allowing them to showcase all the amazing talent that our school has to offer. A big thank you goes out to our parent volunteers for supporting us on the day, as well as to our teachers and all staff members for making all of this possible! We hope to engage in bigger, and better, things in the future InshaAllah.
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#behindthescenes of our Muslim Youth Performance!
Preparations are underway as we count down to our first ever Muslim Youth Event - held at artsdepot theatre - and we're so excited to share some exclusive behind the scenes snippets for you all to enjoy. Our students have been working exceptionally hard to make this performance a success, and we strongly encourage you to purchase your tickets now, if you haven't done so already! It's a great opportunity to celebrate the effort of our children, and inspire them to continue bringing the beauty of Islam in commonly Western-dominated arenas. Feel free to visit our social media profiles for more interactive uploads on our upcoming performance, which include polls and questions for you to participate in!
Year 2 - Trip to Welsh Harp!
Our Year 2 students loved going to Welsh Harp as part of their exploration into different minibeasts - from pond-dipping, where they found some delightful creepy crawlies, to going on a fun trek in the woods - our students have all become budding adventurers! The workshops were interactive, and great fun for both the students and teachers too!
Reception - Learning about Communities!
Our Reception students have crossed time periods and geographical landscapes in their current topic all about 'Communities'. From dressing up using different costumes from their costume box, to exploring the various modes of transport and food of different countries and cultures. It's great to see some of our youngest students engaging in such interactive exploration about the wider world around them! Our Reception class was able to travel across the world through the use of photos and visual mediums, and it certainly seems as if they had a good time!