City of Knowledge Registration

Class Registration

Registration is now open for the City of Knowledge Children’s School! We’re excited to welcome boys and girls aged 5–12 for engaging Saturday evening classes in Arabic and Religion.

Registration closes on August 22nd, 2025.
Spaces are limited — secure your child’s place today!

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City of Knowledge Children’s School

At the Ahlul-Bait Islamic Centre, we warmly welcome boys and girls aged 5 to 12 into a welcoming space where they can develop their love for Islam, learn Arabic, and connect with the teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) and the noble Ahlul-Bait (peace be upon them).

This heartfelt initiative began last year through the efforts of dedicated volunteers, with a focus on providing Arabic classes to help children access and appreciate the language of the Qur’an and Duas. Alhamdulillah, with your continued support, we are now expanding our offerings to include religion classes, designed to gently introduce young hearts to the beautiful values, stories, and principles of the Shia faith in a way that is both engaging and age-appropriate.

📘 School Details

What We Teach

Arabic Language
Children are introduced to the Arabic alphabet and vocabulary in a fun and engaging way — helping them read simple words, understand common phrases, and begin their journey with the language of the Qur’an.

Religion & Akhlaq (Manners)
Through age-appropriate lessons, we explore:

  • The lives and virtues of the Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the Imams (as)

  • Stories of Karbala and the message of Imam Hussain (as)

  • Core Islamic beliefs, daily duas, and practical akhlaq

  • Love, respect, and unity - all through the lens of the Shia faith

City of Knowledge – Policies & Expectations

  • We teach and encourage children to embody the manners of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his holy family (AS). This includes:

    • Respect for teachers and classmates

    • Listening attentively when someone is speaking

    • Cleanliness and personal hygiene

    • Kindness and inclusion – no one is left out

    • Taking care of shared spaces and materials

    • Saying “Bismillah” before lessons and meals, and “Alhamdulillah” after

  • We actively recognise and reward good behaviour with Green Cards and verbal praise. Examples include:

    • Helping classmates or volunteers

    • Participating enthusiastically in class activities

    • Sharing materials or space respectfully

    • Cleaning up without being asked

    • Completing outstanding work or showing strong effort

    • Showing kindness and encouragement to peers

  • 🟡 Yellow Card Offences (after verbal warnings)

    Issued if the student continues unacceptable behaviour despite reminders:

    • Talking during lessons or interrupting others

    • Disrespecting peers or teachers

    • Rough, loud, or disruptive behaviour

    • Writing on furniture or damaging supplies

    • Using a phone or gadget without permission (confiscated and returned to parent)

    🔴 Red Card Offences

    A Red Card may be issued for:

    • Repeating any Yellow Card offence twice in one day

    • Bullying or teasing others

    • Swearing or inappropriate language

    • Fighting or pushing

    • Bunking a class intentionally (e.g. hiding during lesson or salaah)

    • Disrespecting volunteers or staff

    • Any serious behaviour as determined by the teacher

  • We believe in partnering with parents to support each child. If there are behaviour concerns, we will always reach out to work toward a positive resolution. Every child has the capacity to learn, grow, and flourish — with love, guidance, and consistency.

    Our goal is always to guide, not punish. Our steps include:

    1. Verbal warning and redirection

    2. 1st Yellow Card – Parent notified

    3. 2nd Yellow Card (same day)Red Card – Parent called for discussion

    4. Straight Red Card – Student sent to admin and parent contacted the same day

    5. 3 Yellow Cards (on separate occasions) – Formal parent meeting

    6. 2 Red Cards in one term – May result in temporary suspension