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Welcome To
Al Amal Foundation
School
Deen = Duniya Deen = Duniya
The Potential of radicalization must be understood by all staff members, and they must be vigilant about any behavioral changes that suggest a student needs assistance or protection. The school is safeguarding Policy outlines the steps we take to encourage internet safety and block access to extremist websites. By implementing the school policy and procedures and promoting core values, school may develop a good culture that will hep students resist extremism. In addition, we believe that holding students to high standard of behavior throughout the school day might improve their lives outside of school by motivating them to become respectable members of society.
Students at Alamal Foundation School must adhere to the school's motto, that is (RESHAPPING THE CULTURE)
1. Students will walk in the halls quietly. 2. Student will keep their hand and feet to themselves. 3. Students shall refrain from speaking negatively to others. 4. Students will abide by the regulations in the class room. 5. Students are expected to abide by the cafeteria guidelines. 6. Racism is prohibited among students. 7. Students are not allowed to engage in violence
Every student and member of staff has the right to feel secure at all times when attending school. Respect should exist between teachers and students, students and their calss mates teachers and their coworkers and teachers and parents or any outside visitors to the school. every member of the school community must understand that bullying and harassment of any kind are unacceptable and will be dealt Anti-Bullying Policy and procedures, even if they take place during regular school hours.
This is crucial since, on several instances, students have forgotten to either pick up their medication at the end of the day or have misplaced it. Unless prescribed students should not bring proprietary brands of medication(such as paracetamol) to school. If student has chronic or long-term ailment that need frequent care in school, such as diabetes or asthma the school and parents will come to an appropriate agreement. First, the Teaching and learning Tutor will need to talk with you about your child's requirements
