Parents MUST read and abide by the School Rules and Regulations
1. SCHOOL TIME
Parents MUST collect their children from the front door of the Mosque.
2. HOLIDAYS
3. MONITORING ATTENDANCE AND ABSENCE
3.1 ARRIVAL AND LEAVING THE SCHOOL
3.2 ABSENCE/LATE ARRIVAL (SENDING OR COLLECTING YOUR CHILD)
NOTE: The school only runs during weekends and each day your child is absent, a considerable amount of lesson could have been missed. Please help your child and lessening the amount of catching up to do for the child and the class teacher.
4. FEES
4.1 PAYMENT
The school fee is £300 per child for an academic year (August until June). Full upfront payment is expected with regard to the annual fees of £300. A registration fee of £45 is required at the time of registration.
For families with more than two children, the payment of fees will be that the fees for the first two children remains £300 per child and reduction of 20% to third & more children. (For eg: Child 1 £300, Child 2 £300, Child 3 £240, Child 4 £240 and so on).
The mode of payment is cash or cheque payable to Al Noor Aberdeen Mosque School. Please observe the requirement of upfront payment as it is important for managing the budget for the school.
4.2 DIFFICULTY TO PAY THE FEE
Please contact the School management should there be any difficulties to meet pay the fees. An application form for financial help can be obtained from the Office and can be forwarded to the Mosque Committee.
In absence of such application, parents are deemed fully liable to pay the full amount of fees of each child and answerable for the community at large for the failure to do so since it will only cause disruption and ultimately unfair to all other children and parents.
4.3 FAILURE TO PAY FEES
Parents are fully responsible to pay the fees in full at the start of the session, by or before the final payment date as announced by the School management.
Failure to pay the fees on time will severely affect the status as a student of the Al Noor School.
The student will not be allowed to attend any classes until full payment of fees is completed. Should the student still come to the School, he or she will be asked to leave the class and the parents will be contacted to collect their children from the School office.
5. ABSENTEEISM AND PAYMENT OF FEES
5.1 ABSENT FROM SCHOOL
Please inform the class teacher or school management if your child is expected to be absent from school for your family holidays or special occasions; or been absent due to illness.
5.2 PAYMENT OF FEES
Full payment is needed even when your child is not attending school due to family holidays etc. Any overdue fees because of this absence must be paid.
In the event of your child being absent for more than 6 weeks, the School will have to take off your child’s name off the Register and you have to re-register to be back to the School.
6. ATTIRE/DRESS CODE
6.1 REQUIREMENT TO ALL – MALE AND FEMALE
6.2 REQUIREMENT TO FEMALE STAFF AND TEACHERS
7. ISLAMIC ADAB (MANNERISM)
Respect and mutual understanding (please also refer to School Golden Rules).
8. SNACK TIME AND TUCK SHOP
9. RULES ON MOBILE PHONES AND GAMES CONSOLES
10. TEXTBOOKS AND REFERENCE BOOKS
10.1 PURCHASE OF TEXT BOOKS
Each student is required to buy his / her own copy of textbook which could be bought from the school (if available) or directly from the publisher or from online bookstores.
10.2 GOODWORD BOOKS SERIES
The Goodword Books series from Grade 1 to Grade 10 will be referred to as the textbooks and to commence for the new Academic Session 2013-14.
10.3 ADDITIONAL REFERENCES
We are still referring to the books: Islam for Younger People (for junior classes Grade 1 to 6) and the book Islam, Beliefs & Teachings (for senior classes Grade 7 to 10).
11. STATIONERIES REQUIRED
12. PARENTS SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION
We strongly request for parents’ cooperation with the School to help improve the child’s progress. The school merely provides an extension of the Islamic tarbiyyah that every parent is expected to conduct within their homes and that this responsibility rests with the parents.
Thus, a very strong link has to be forged between home and school and this requires direct involvement and commitment between the child, parent and teacher.
SCHOOL CODE OF CONDUCT – GOLDEN RULES
It is agreed that students and teachers to work together to uphold school rules and codes of behaviour. They agreed that all learners want a calm and happy atmosphere in all areas of the school and the Mosque.
They shared ideas and then agreed on these GOLDEN RULES which are displayed throughout the building:
1. We must always remember that we are Muslims with Islamic Akhlaq.
2. We must uphold Islamic Adaab (manners).
3. We treat everyone with respect at all times.
4. We follow instructions.
5. We are helpful, truthful and honest.
6. We keep our school tidy.
7. We are responsible for our own behaviour.
8. We are kind to each other.
9. We show consideration for others when we move around the school.
Our older students are expected to set examples of appropriate behaviour and mutual respect between all students and staff is integral to our school ethos.