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Ibn Haytham, also known as Alhazen, was a pioneering Arab scientist and mathematician from the 10th century, widely regarded as the “father of optics” for his groundbreaking work on vision, light, and reflection. His most famous work, Kitab al-Manazir (Book of Optics), laid the foundations for modern optics and introduced the scientific method, combining experimentation and observation to test hypotheses. Ibn Haytham’s discoveries about how light travels and how we perceive images influenced both medieval and Renaissance science, shaping our understanding of physics, mathematics, and astronomy.

This PowerPoint presentation provides an overview of Hajj, the sacred pilgrimage to Mecca that Muslims are expected to undertake at least once in their lives if they are able. The slides cover the significance of Hajj in Islam, the key rituals involved, and the values of community, humility, and devotion that the pilgrimage represents. Ideal for assemblies, this presentation helps students understand the importance of Hajj, fostering respect and awareness of this powerful spiritual journey in the Islamic faith.

This PowerPoint presentation celebrates World Poetry Day, a global event dedicated to honoring the art of poetry and its impact across cultures. In this presentation, we’ll explore the history and significance of World Poetry Day, discuss the ways poetry inspires and connects people, and highlight key figures and forms in poetry. Through this celebration, we aim to inspire appreciation for the beauty and power of poetic expression, encouraging everyone to find and share their voice through verse.

“Children in Need Assembly” is a powerful and inspiring event that brings students and staff together to support a fantastic cause: helping vulnerable children across the UK. The assembly highlights the importance of compassion, community, and the impact each person can have when we come together. Through stories, videos, and activities, children learn about the challenges faced by others their age and discover how the funds raised by Children in Need provide essential resources like healthcare, education, and safe spaces. It’s an engaging, heartwarming reminder that, even as young people, they can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

The “Ecosystem - Question and Answers Worksheet” is a comprehensive resource designed to help students and learners better understand the dynamics of ecosystems. This worksheet covers key topics such as food chains, energy flow, species interactions, and environmental impacts. It encourages critical thinking through a series of engaging questions, designed to test knowledge and stimulate discussion. Ideal for classroom use or individual study, this worksheet helps reinforce important concepts in ecology while fostering a deeper appreciation for the balance and complexity of natural environments.

Bonus tracks feel free to use distribute. This PowerPoint presentation is designed for a Holocaust Memorial Day assembly, offering a respectful exploration of the Holocaust’s history and its lasting impact. It guides the audience through key historical events, honors the lives of those affected, and emphasizes the importance of remembrance, tolerance, and understanding. Through images, stories, and reflective moments, this assembly encourages us to learn from the past and commit to building a future free from hatred and discrimination.

A lesson on Kuwait can introduce students to the country’s unique geography, culture, and historical significance. Located in the Middle East along the Persian Gulf, Kuwait is known for its vast oil reserves, which have significantly influenced its economy and role in global energy markets. Students can explore Kuwait’s rich cultural heritage, from traditional music and cuisine to its unique architectural landscape. Key topics might include Kuwait’s path to independence, the impact of the Gulf War, and its modern, cosmopolitan capital, Kuwait City. The lesson provides insight into how Kuwait balances its deep-rooted traditions with rapid modernization.

An introduction to Bali showcases a beautiful island in Indonesia known for its stunning beaches, lush jungles, and vibrant cultural traditions. Famous for its temples, like Tanah Lot and Uluwatu, Bali has a unique blend of Hindu and local Balinese customs, reflected in its art, dance, and festivals. Students can explore Bali’s natural beauty, including terraced rice paddies and volcanic mountains, as well as its global appeal as a travel destination. This lesson highlights Bali’s harmonious blend of spirituality, tradition, and breathtaking landscapes.

An introduction to Cuba offers a look into a country known for its vibrant culture, revolutionary history, and beautiful Caribbean landscapes. Famous for its colorful architecture, lively music, and classic cars, Cuba has a rich blend of African, Spanish, and Indigenous influences. Students can explore Cuba’s role in global history, from the colonial era to the Cuban Revolution, as well as its renowned contributions to dance, art, and literature. This lesson highlights Cuba’s unique spirit and resilience, making it a fascinating part of the Caribbean.

This resource is designed to introduce you to Palestine, offering insights into its rich history, culture, and people. It provides an overview of the region’s significance, from its ancient heritage to its contemporary challenges. Whether you’re looking to learn about its historical landmarks, vibrant traditions, or ongoing political situation, this guide serves as a starting point for understanding Palestine’s unique identity and place in the world. Feel free to use, share as you please.

Embark on an exciting coding adventure with “Getting Started with Scratch: Make Your First Game!” This beginner-friendly guide introduces you to the colorful world of Scratch programming, where you’ll learn to create your very own interactive game. Through easy-to-follow instructions and fun activities, you’ll discover how to bring characters to life, add music and sound effects, and build a game you can share with friends. Get ready to unleash your creativity and become a game developer!

St. Andrew’s Assembly is a celebration of the patron saint of Scotland, held annually on November 30th. It’s a time to honor St. Andrew’s legacy of faith, courage, and unwavering belief. The assembly typically includes readings about his life, traditional Scottish music and dance, and reflections on the values he embodied. It’s a joyous occasion that brings communities together to embrace their Scottish heritage and draw inspiration from St. Andrew’s example.

This presentation is about the Digital Footprint Assembly, an event focused on educating students about their online presence and the impact of their digital footprint. We’ll cover what a digital footprint is, why it matters, and how to manage it responsibly. The assembly aims to empower students to make informed choices online, protect their privacy, and create a positive digital reputation.

This PowerPoint presentation is designed for an Anti-Bullying Week assembly. It highlights the importance of kindness, respect, and empathy in building a positive school community. The slides cover what bullying is, how to recognize different forms of bullying, and practical steps students can take to prevent and respond to bullying situations. Through engaging visuals and discussions, the assembly encourages students to stand up against bullying and support one another, fostering a safe and inclusive environment for everyone. Linked: Children in Need: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/children-in-need-assembly-13147852 Odd Sock Day:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/odd-socks-day-assembly-celebrating-uniqueness-and-kindness-13147854 Positive Noticing Day:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/positive-noticing-day-assembly-13147855

Attention parents, teachers, and anyone looking for Islamic activities for children your search ends here! We’re excited to offer a wide selection of free, engaging resources, perfect for kids of all ages. Whether you’re looking for fun ways to teach Islamic values, enrich their understanding of the faith, or explore educational topics in a creative manner, we’ve got something for everyone. Our carefully curated materials cover a variety of subjects, ensuring there’s something to suit every child’s learning style and age group. Dive in, explore, and make learning both enjoyable and meaningful!

Enhance mindfulness and creativity with this beautifully designed mosque colouring sheet. Perfect for children and adults alike, this resource encourages relaxation, focus, and artistic expression. Ideal for RE lessons, cultural celebrations, or quiet time activities, it promotes reflection while celebrating Islamic art and architecture. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Christmas-themed crossword puzzle! Perfect for KS1 and KS2, this activity reinforces vocabulary and spelling skills with fun holiday-related clues. Ideal for classroom use, homework, or as a cheerful brain-teaser during the holidays. A great way to combine learning and seasonal fun! If you enjoyed the Crosswords try our other activities: Word Search: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151592 Fill in the Blanks: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151611 Christmas Assembly: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151629

Our Christmas Cloze Passage resource is the perfect way to engage young learners while they practice reading comprehension and vocabulary skills. This festive activity features a captivating Christmas story with missing words, challenging kids to fill in the blanks and complete the tale. It’s a fun and educational way to celebrate the season! Word Search: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151592 Christmas Assembly: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151629 Crossword: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151600

Young teachers, passionate and bright-eyed, now face a disheartening reality. Stress, anxiety, and panic have become unwelcome companions. The workload is crushing, the resources scarce, and the support dwindling. They dream of inspiring minds and shaping futures, but the system seems determined to break them. One stares blankly into the distance, another’s face etched with worry, while a third succumbs to tears. Each grappling with their breaking point, they contemplate a future beyond the classroom. This is a guidance for teachers thinking to leave. Leave a comment if you’re thinking of leaving/have left already/what are you doing now?