Tag: Secondary

The Secondary celebrated Mental Health Awareness Week under the theme “Take Care of Your Mind, Take Care of Yourself.”
The week began with counsellor-led assemblies across our Boys Wing, Girls Wing and A-Level section, reminding students of the importance of mental wellbeing, resilience and seeking support when needed.
Throughout the week, our libraries hosted engaging lunchtime activities, including mental health bingo, balloon activities encouraging students to let go of emotions, a spin-the-wheel mental health Q&A, and creative art sessions. These activities encouraged students to reflect, express themselves and learn about mental health in a fun and interactive way.

Recognising that wellbeing matters for everyone, we also organised a dedicated art session for our teachers, offering them an opportunity to unwind, express their creativity and take a well-deserved break from their busy routines.

At ALMIIS, we believe that mental health deserves attention, understanding and care — not just for one week, but every day.
Take Care of Your Mind, Take Care of Yourself.

A Little Sweetness, A Lot of Heart!
Al Muntazir Islamic International School (ALMIIS) held a lively Charity Bake Sale organised by the ALMIIS Charity Club to spread kindness and support meaningful causes.

The event brought the school community together as students prepared and sold a variety of delicious homemade treats and food items, demonstrating creativity, teamwork, generosity, and the true spirit of giving.

The proceeds from the bake sale will support the Cancer Ward at Muhimbili National Hospital and AMSEN at ALMIIS, helping contribute towards the well-being of those in need.

Together, we are reminded that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference. Let’s continue to spread sweetness, share kindness, and make generosity count!

Four of our talented students represented ALMIIS at the Art Competition 2026, organised by the Indian School, Dar es Salaam, under the theme “Strive for the Best!”

Congratulations to Manaal Naddhir (Year 8) and Saanvi Bhatia (Year 13) on emerging as winners!

We are proud of all four students — Manaal, Zahra Peera (Year 8), Zahra Tamim (Year 11) and Saanvi — for showcasing their creativity and talent.

15 students & 4 A-Level prefects accompanied by the IRE Head of Department Shk. Shakir Moledina visited Mchanganyiko Blind School as part of their community service and IRE activities. They toured the school, interacted with learners, and presented gifts. They also learned about Braille & observed lessons in progress.

We were delighted to host an ALMIIS Alumni Session: Studying Medicine in Tanzania, where our A-Level students had the opportunity to hear directly from ALMIIS alumni who are currently studying Medicine in Tanzania.

We were joined by Yunus Osman, a 3rd-year Medical Student at Kairuki; Shahneez Jamal, a 4th-year Medical Student at MUHAS; and Ridhwan Mohamed, a 5th-year Medical Student at KCMC. As current medical students themselves, they shared their personal journeys — what inspired them to pursue Medicine, how they navigated their A-Levels, the process of transitioning into medical school, and what life is really like as a medical student. The session offered our students an honest and relatable perspective from those who were once sitting in the very same classrooms, helping them reflect on their own interests, choices and future pathways.

Al Muntazir Islamic International School, in collaboration with EduKwanza, was delighted to host 25+ universities for an engaging university fair designed specifically for our A-Level students.
The event provided students with the opportunity to meet university representatives, explore different college pathways and programmes, and gain valuable insight into what universities look for during the application and preparation process.
More importantly, students were encouraged to look beyond the university application itself — to start asking important questions about their interests, strengths, career aspirations, and the future they want to build.
Through meaningful conversations and direct engagement with university representatives, our students are taking important steps towards making informed decisions about their next chapter.
At Al Muntazir, we believe that preparing for university begins with understanding yourself, exploring your possibilities, and mapping your future.

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.