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Art work at Islamia for 2008 - 2009
Year 9 Competition winners 2008 - 2009
In History the Year 9 class participated in a competition where they had to produce a piece of creative work on Kilburn from 1750-1900. By visiting Willesden Green Library and the archives on our local area, this helped the pupils to think of new and creative ideas where they had the opportunity to choose what topic they wanted to present and in what format ranging from advertisements, diary entries, magazines and newspapers. Once they had submitted their work the three most outstanding and imaginative pieces of work were chosen as winners. The three winners were: Wafa Elahi who produced a newspaper, The Daily Telegram, Sena ar-Rikaby, Mariam Mirgani and Nuriyah Malik who produced a script on a servant’s life and Mariam Mohammed and Fatima al-Subieti who produced a magazine, Victoriana Vogue. Well done all three for your excellent work and also to the rest of the Year 9 class who made the competition very difficult to choose from. The Year 9’s work can be viewed on the display board outside the Maths room.
Click here for some pictures of the work produced by the three winners. (Requires Flash Player)
Also Watch History Of Kilburn and School Building Presentation by Islamia Students
Additional Slide Information 1 The front of the newspaper by Wafa Elahi called the Daily Telegram
2 The second page of the Daily Telegram on the life of Charles Dickens 3 The third page of the Daily Telegram on the nurse Florence Nightingale 4 The last page of Wafa’s newspaper on the Jack the Ripper case and how the Queen’s doctor is suspected of being a killer! 5 This is the front of the magazine by Fatima and Mariam Mohammed, Victoriana Vogue 6 An article on shoes worn in the Victorian Period 7 The different hairstyles! 8 Fashion Accessories worn by the rich and upper class 9 A typical walking outfit worn in the Victorian Period 10 More clothes and their prices 11 The materials that were used 12 A problems page from the olden days! 13 The different views on child labour. What do you think? Competition Winners for 2007 - 2008
Great Women of IslamThe Year 8 class did PowerPoint Presentations on the Great Woman of Islam who were alive during the life of the Prophet (SAW) and who played a major role in the history of Islam and even today.
Some of these presentations included Khadijah (RA), the wife of the Prophet (SAW) and her staunch support of the Prophet (SAW) in times of difficulty, Fatima (RA): the daughter of the Prophet (SAW) who witnessed such brutality at a tender age yet stood by her father and Aishah (RA) the wife of the Prophet (SAW) many of whom quoted sayings of the Prophet (SAW) to name a few. I want to say a huge congratulations to the Year 8’s for their excellent, informative and fun presentations! The presentation that really stood out was on Sumayyah, the first Muslim woman to be martyred for being a Muslim. This was by Eathaar El-Hafawy, Safiyah Hussain and Ummi Taqiyah Abdur- Rahman. Well done girl’s you did a great presentation and should be proud of your hard work! To see the Presentation click here.(requirers Flash player)
In History the Year 9 class participated in a competition where they had to produce a piece of creative work on Kilburn during the Industrial Revolution. They had the opportunity to choose what topic they wanted to present and in what format ranging from shop advertisements, diary entries, birth certificate, food recipes, clothes catalogues and many more fantastic ideas. Once they had submitted their work all the teachers voted on the three most outstanding and imaginative pieces of work.
The three winners were:
Anum Khan who wrote a letter from a teacher about a student who is doing poorly in school.
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