Category: News

  • Literacy Week at AMSEN

    Literacy Week at AMSEN

    Literacy Week was a week filled with buzzing words, exciting stories and lots of learning!
    The week culminated in the grand first-ever AMSEN Spelling Bee, proudly hosted by our Senior classroom. From practising words in the days leading up to the competition, to the jitters and excitement on the big day, our learners gave it their very best!
    With individual accommodations and support in place, every selected participant had the opportunity to shine, and we were delighted to celebrate their efforts with medals and certificates.
    A huge well done to all our learners and a special thank you to our teachers for making literacy fun, meaningful and inclusive.
    Here’s to continuing the love for literacy throughout the year — buzzing with new words, new stories and new possibilities!

  • Nursery Student Council

    Nursery Student Council

    Our Nursery Student Council gives our young learners the opportunity to share their ideas, build confidence, practise responsibility and understand the value of teamwork.
    We are incredibly proud to see our little leaders stepping forward and making a positive difference in their school community.

  • Nurturing Student Leaders

    Nurturing Student Leaders

    An engaging session with our prefects focused on self-development, teamwork, critical thinking, and logical reasoning was held.

    Through interactive activities and thought-provoking challenges, our young leaders were encouraged to think, collaborate, communicate, and lead with confidence.

    Building leadership today. Inspiring leaders for tomorrow

  • Book Week at Secondary

    Book Week at Secondary

    ALMIIS Book Week was a wonderful celebration of literacy and learning!
    Following International Literacy Day, students participated in exciting activities including a Treasure Hunt, Character Parade, Book Bingo, Scavenger Hunt, Word Search, Book Poster Competition, and Book Detectives.
    A special thank you to renowned journalist Mtaki Gamba for his insightful session on social media literacy and responsible digital citizenship.
    Together, we continue to inspire a love for reading, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. 

  • Celebrating English Week

    Celebrating English Week

    Our Friday Assembly filled with celebration, recognition, and pride as we concluded our English Week by honouring our students for their enthusiasm, creativity, participation, and outstanding achievements. 

    From spelling competitions and creative word-finding activities to Ethos & Values rhythms, our students demonstrated confidence, teamwork, and a love for learning.

    Congratulations to all our students who participated and received awards!

  • U18 Team Shines in Arusha

    U18 Team Shines in Arusha

    The ALMIIS U18 team enjoyed a perfect 4/4 wins during their Arusha tour, including three nine-wicket victories and a 108-run win. Hatim Sallemwalla, Hassan Abbas, and Pratham Lamba were selected for Tanzania U19 trials, highlighting the growing cricket pathway at ALMIIS.

  • Parental Workshops

    Parental Workshops

    Our Literacy Workshops provided parents with practical guidance on supporting their children’s communication, language and early literacy development at home. The sessions explored age-appropriate strategies, including sharing stories, encouraging conversations, using songs and rhymes, and creating simple opportunities for children to develop their language and literacy skills through everyday play and interactions.

    For FS2 and Reception, there was a particular focus on early reading, including Jolly Phonics, recognising and producing letter sounds, and developing children’s ability to blend sounds together to read simple words. Parents were introduced to practical ways of reinforcing phonics and reading skills at home, while continuing to nurture a love of books and stories.

    Our Internet Safety Workshop encouraged parents to think about the digital experiences children are exposed to from an early age. The session explored practical considerations around screen time, age-appropriate content, parental guidance and creating healthy technology routines at home. Following the parent poll, the workshop was made available as a recorded session, giving families the flexibility to view it at a time that suited them.

  • Literacy Week at Nursery

    Literacy Week at Nursery

    September was filled with stories, imagination and excitement as we celebrated Literacy Week! Our children enjoyed dressing up as characters from their favourite stories and taking part in a variety of story-based activities. Through listening, retelling, exploring books, songs and rhymes, children discovered the joy of stories and language.

    Our Reception classrooms were transformed into exciting learning environments, with areas converted into a jungle and displays filled with interesting facts to encourage curiosity, discussion and exploration. These engaging spaces provided opportunities for children to immerse themselves in stories while developing their vocabulary, communication and understanding of the world around them.

    The children also had the opportunity to learn about the Holy Qur’an, its importance in our lives and the special care and respect we should show towards it. A special thank you to our parents for their creativity and effort in preparing the children’s costumes, which added so much excitement and colour to the week.

  • MUHAS Internship Training

    MUHAS Internship Training

    Rehabilitative support, such as Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy (OT), plays a vital role in supporting our learners at AMSEN. This week, we were delighted to see our MUHAS interns create a valuable platform for knowledge sharing with the AMSEN teaching team.

    The interns shared practical, classroom-based strategies to support communication, sensory needs, participation and independence in everyday learning activities.

    The session was not only an opportunity to share knowledge but also to encourage collaboration between our teachers and interns. Through open discussions and shared classroom experiences, the team explored practical ways to incorporate therapeutic strategies into the school environment and further support our learners’ development.

  • Inter Class Football Tournament

    Inter Class Football Tournament

    Boys’ and girls’ inter-class tournaments are providing competitive opportunities while complementing the inter-house league. The Primary Boys, Primary Girls, Secondary Girls, and Secondary Boys school leagues have also commenced, strengthening participation, teamwork, leadership, and talent development across the school.