PREP School

CEO Message: Nurturing Minds, Building Futures

Dear PREP School Community,

As we embark on another year filled with growth, learning, and boundless possibilities, I am thrilled to share a moment of reflection and anticipation with all of you.

In the spirit of collaboration and shared vision, I am honored to stand beside our dedicated CFO, Majid Iqbal. Together, we form a dynamic team committed to steering PREP School toward new horizons of educational excellence.

In the realm of Montessori education, every day is an opportunity to witness the magic of curiosity and the joy of discovery. Our commitment to fostering an environment where each child can flourish intellectually, emotionally, and socially remains unwavering.

Sir Majid and I are not just leaders; we are partners in a shared mission to empower young minds, instill a love for learning, and prepare the next generation for a world of endless possibilities. His strategy ensures the stability and growth of our school system, enabling us to continue providing a top-notch Montessori experience.

Our combined dedication to innovation, inclusivity, and the principles of Maria Montessori fuels our passion for creating an environment where every child can thrive. As we move forward, we invite each member of our PREP School family to join hands in nurturing a community that embraces the spirit of collaboration, curiosity, and compassion.

Thank you for entrusting us with the privilege of shaping young minds. Here's to another year of growth, discovery, and success!

Warm regards,
Mohsin Raja
CEO, PREP School

Majid Iqbal
CFO, PREP School

Teaching Islam to kids can be a rewarding and enriching experience. Here are some ideas for activities that can help make the learning process :

1) Storytelling: Storytelling is a great way to introduce kids to the principles of Islam. You can use stories from the Quran, Hadith, or Islamic literature to teach children about the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the Prophets of Islam, and other Islamic figures. After the storytelling, you can ask questions about the story to encourage discussion and reinforce the message.

2) Arts and Crafts: Arts and crafts activities are a fun way to teach Islamic concepts and values to kids. You can use paper, paints, and other materials to make Islamic-themed crafts, such as making a model of the Kaaba, designing Islamic calligraphy, or creating Islamic art.

3) Games: Games are a great way to engage kids and reinforce their learning. You can use Islamic board games or create your own games.

4) Quranic Verses Memorization: Memorizing Quranic verses is an important aspect of Islamic education. You can help kids memorize short verses from the Quran and encourage them to recite them regularly.

5) Salah (Prayer) Practice: Teaching kids how to perform salah is an essential part of Islamic education. You can encourage them to practice salah with you.

By incorporating these activities into your teaching approach, you can make the learning process engaging and memorable for kids. It's important to be patient and encouraging, and to make learning Islam a enjoyable experience for kids.