The school has introduced new after-school enrichment activities, including Arabic calligraphy, art, basketball, and robotics. These programs are designed to nurture student talents beyond the classroom.

Students will participate in Islamic Heritage Week, featuring interactive workshops, cultural displays, and guest speakers. This week-long celebration will deepen appreciation for Islamic history and its contributions to global civilization.

Parents and guardians are invited to attend the upcoming Parent-Teacher Partnership Meeting. This gathering will strengthen communication between families and staff, ensuring every child’s academic and spiritual success.

A new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) lab will soon open for students. The lab will provide hands-on learning experiences and encourage curiosity and innovation in areas such as robotics, coding, and science experiments.

Al Huda Islamic School proudly launches a Qur’an Memorization Program designed to support students in developing a strong spiritual foundation. The program combines daily recitation with personalized guidance from qualified instructors.

The school has announced plans to gradually expand grade levels, aiming to serve students from KG1 through Grade 12 in the near future. This step reflects the growing demand from the community and our commitment to providing a full Islamic education journey.

Al Huda Islamic School is now accepting applications for KG1 and KG2 classes. Families are encouraged to register early as seats are limited, and priority will be given to students who meet the September 1st cutoff date.