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Islamic School matrics prepare to write

This crucial period heralds the end of thirteen years of schooling and the start of a future in the real world.

AS THE Port Shepstone Islamic School’s 2015 matric class begin to write final examinations, the board of governors, director, principal, staff and pupils wish them every success through their period of studies. The school also takes the opportunity of wishing matrics from other schools success in the examination.

The school is hopeful that the matriculants would continue on the path of success, humility and perseverance. Grades 4 to 6 took part in the annual Arabic Olympiad, which was written to improve the Arabic vocabulary. Pupils thoroughly enjoyed this challenge and anxiously await their results.

This Friday (30th), the foundation phase pupils will take part in their year-end ‘Jalsa’. Pupils are ‘fine-tuning’ presentations and an invitation is extended to all family and friends to attend this exciting event scheduled to take place in the school hall at 6.30pm.

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