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Islamic School produces outstanding results

Port Shepstone Islamic School is ready to deliver its hallmark quality education in 2014.

THE ISLAMIC School’s Board of Governors (BOG) prides itself on fostering an environment wherein a cordial relationship exists between itself and staff members. One of its strengths is the annual interviews with staff, which cover a range of issues and yield important aspects for addressing, as well as for future planning.

The board will also host its annual staff luncheon on Thursday, November 28, to thank staff for services rendered and to hand accolades to gr 12 staff who produced outstanding results during the NCS examinations.

Port Shepstone Islamic is ready to deliver its hallmark quality education in 2014 and ultimately, the pupil is the beneficiary.

This bumper academic year for the Islamic School culminates with an end-of-year barbeque, recognising staff who deservedly leave this year on a high note, having added tremendous value to the school.

The Islamic School welcomes everyone to its annual awards evening which will be held at the Port Shepstone Civic Centre hall on Wednesday, December 4 from 6pm onwards to honour grades 1 to 11 achievements.

School reopens on January 14, 2014.

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