Extending learning beyond the classroom through meaningful experiences.

At Al Noori Muslim School, extra-curricular programs play an important role in supporting students’ personal, social and spiritual development. These experiences complement classroom learning by providing opportunities for students to build confidence, develop leadership skills and strengthen connections within the school community.

Students are encouraged to participate in a range of activities that promote teamwork, responsibility and community engagement, while reinforcing the values and principles taught within the school.

Our programs include camps, leadership initiatives, Ramadan activities and student-led opportunities that contribute to a well-rounded educational experience.

Camp

School camps provide valuable opportunities for students to learn beyond the classroom while developing independence, resilience and teamwork.

Students participate in a combination of day and overnight camps, depending on the program and year group. These experiences include outdoor learning, team-building activities and recreational challenges in a safe and supportive environment.

Camp programs are designed to develop:

  • teamwork and cooperation
  • leadership and responsibility
  • resilience and independence
  • personal and spiritual growth

Students also engage in reflection and discussion, linking their experiences to Islamic values and the example of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Boys

The Boys Camp offers students an engaging experience through a range of recreational, sporting and team-based activities.

Activities may include:

  • giant swing
  • soccer and cricket
  • basketball and other sports
  • team challenges and outdoor activities

Students also participate in reflective and spiritual activities that support personal growth. Senior students contribute to aspects of camp organisation, developing leadership skills and a sense of responsibility.

Girls

The Girls Camp provides students with opportunities to participate in outdoor and recreational activities while building confidence and strengthening friendships.

Activities may include:

  • giant swing
  • high ropes course
  • archery and team challenges

Alongside these experiences, students engage in activities that promote teamwork, reflection and personal development in a supportive environment.

Ramadan

The month of Ramadan is a significant time within the Al Noori Muslim School community.

Students participate in a range of activities that encourage reflection, generosity and spiritual growth, including:

  • Qur’an recitation and reflection
  • discussions on the significance of Ramadan
  • charity initiatives and fundraising
  • acts of service within the school community

The school also hosts events such as the Annual School Iftar, bringing together students, staff and families to share in the spirit of the month.

SRC

The Student Representative Council (SRC) provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills and contribute positively to school life.

SRC members are involved in:

  • organising fundraising initiatives
  • supporting community service programs
  • assisting with school events
  • representing student voice within the school

Students participate in initiatives such as charity fundraising, awareness campaigns and community events, developing a strong sense of responsibility and service.

Ms Rana Kak and Mr Mohamad Sabouni

Senior Campus Umrah Trip

Senior students have the opportunity to participate in the Umrah Trip, a unique spiritual journey to the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah.

Students perform Umrah and visit significant Islamic sites, including the Holy Ka’bah and the Prophet’s Mosque. This experience deepens their understanding of Islamic history and strengthens their connection to their faith.

The program encourages reflection, personal growth and a renewed commitment to Islamic values and positive contribution to the community.