Children view books as an indulgence not a chore if they are exposed to early reading.
It prepares the child with a foundation for academic excellence it helps to enhance concentration and develop probing mind.
Self discipline and improved memory retention is also achieved through reading.
As we are constantly striving to accomplish the tasks of personality grooming and scholastic learning keeping Islamic values and norms intact, a reading competition was held on Friday 15th Feb, 2013.
Little participants showed great passion for reading as they went through the competition with great zeal and spirit Alhamdulillah!
On Wednesday, the 23rd of January 2013, NAKHLAH GCS observed IslamicCultural Day to recall the important contributions and achievements of the Muslims in the fields of Science, History, Architecture and Mathematics. The students made beautiful and i?nformative projects for the allo?tted themes and gave presentations for their projects to the visiting mothers very enthusiastically. Following were the main themes for the day:
Islamic History
Muslim Scientists
Muslim Mathematicians
Muslim Architecture
24 hours Sunnah
Muslim Countries
A Food Mela was also arranged where Sunnah practices were also observed and reinforced throughout the day. The visitors admired the efforts of the students. Everyone enjoyed delicious and tempting food items presented through different food stalls.
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Food day was celebrated on Friday, 16th November, 2012 for the students of JCG. It was a real fun day as well. All students enjoyed on jumping castle and slide. They were given coupons to purchase healthy food items from different stalls. Sunnah Etiquettes of eating were also reinforced during snack time. At the end of the day they went home with gifts like head bands, sashes lovely lunch mats and recipe books.
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Reading Competition (Junior Campus Gulshan)
/in News /by DanishChildren view books as an indulgence not a chore if they are exposed to early reading.
It prepares the child with a foundation for academic excellence it helps to enhance concentration and develop probing mind.
Self discipline and improved memory retention is also achieved through reading.
As we are constantly striving to accomplish the tasks of personality grooming and scholastic learning keeping Islamic values and norms intact, a reading competition was held on Friday 15th Feb, 2013.
Little participants showed great passion for reading as they went through the competition with great zeal and spirit Alhamdulillah!
Winners
Binte Ashfaq Ahmed Prep-I
Muhammad Umer Mufti Prep-II
Binte Haseebuddin Sheikh Class-I
Islamic Culture Day and Food Mela (Girls Campus Society)
/in News /by DanishOn Wednesday, the 23rd of January 2013, NAKHLAH GCS observed Islamic Cultural Day to recall the important contributions and achievements of the Muslims in the fields of Science, History, Architecture and Mathematics. The students made beautiful and i?nformative projects for the allo?tted themes and gave presentations for their projects to the visiting mothers very enthusiastically. Following were the main themes for the day:
A Food Mela was also arranged where Sunnah practices were also observed and reinforced throughout the day. The visitors admired the efforts of the students. Everyone enjoyed delicious and tempting food items presented through different food stalls.
Food Day – Junior Campus Gulshan (Nov, 2012)
/in News /by DanishFood day was celebrated on Friday, 16th November, 2012 for the students of JCG. It was a real fun day as well. All students enjoyed on jumping castle and slide. They were given coupons to purchase healthy food items from different stalls. Sunnah Etiquettes of eating were also reinforced during snack time. At the end of the day they went home with gifts like head bands, sashes lovely lunch mats and recipe books.