This week at Saturday Kids Club, we had a fantastic time painting ceramic trinkets
This week at Saturday Kids Club, we had a fantastic time painting ceramic trinkets a fun and creative activity that the children loved!
There were cupcake money boxes, footy money boxes, jewellery boxes, heart trinkets and a rainbow pen and pencil holders to choose from. Alongside the crafts, we kept things lively with games, tasty fruit and refreshments and plenty of smiles.
To end, the children enjoyed a lovely calming story about Prophet Ibrahim (AS) , helping them understand the significance of Eid ul Adha, which we’re all looking forward to. The children took turns in reading aloud building confidence within the group
To finish off the session, families were given fruit bags to take home, a healthy treat to end the day!
We’ll keep you updated for the next session in our whatsapp communication group and can’t wait to see everyone again soon!
U11 Sports Skills for boys will take place this Sunday in Rodney Parade as usual. Please make sure the children have suncream on and bring a bottle of water!! Insha Allah see you then! If your son is not registered yet, please do so below for registration and emergency contact purposes https://forms.gle/vyTWcypX1mQK27SB6
This Gupshup Ladies group was all about the senses. The group made aroma bags, exploring different textures and scents. The day sparked lots of flowing conversation and thoughtful moments along the way. We also enjoyed a relaxed brunch refreshment, made even nicer by a beautiful location and view, a change from our usual space that…
During our visit: We met with the Gwent Police team and had a tour of headquarters we shared insights from the Connecting Voices book Narrated an activist story and the impact of authority brutality that has long lasting effects and shared the story of J. Begum and her challenges she encountered Staff took part in…
a fun and creative activity that the children loved!
There were cupcake money boxes, footy money boxes, jewellery boxes, heart trinkets and a rainbow pen and pencil holders to choose from. Alongside the crafts, we kept things lively with games, tasty fruit and refreshments 
and plenty of smiles. 
To end, the children enjoyed a lovely calming story about Prophet Ibrahim (AS) 
, helping them understand the significance of Eid ul Adha, which we’re all looking forward to. The children took turns in reading aloud building confidence within the group 
To finish off the session, families were given fruit bags to take home, a healthy treat to end the day! 
We’ll keep you updated for the next session in our whatsapp communication group and can’t wait to see everyone again soon! 
