AMS UK Annual Muslim Schools Conference

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By the grace of Allah the AMS UK Annual Schools Conference attracted over 400 attendees on Saturday 17th April 2010. Below is a summary of the day with accompanying images. Chief Guests Ahmed Versi (left) Editor of the Muslim News and Dr Abdul Bari, Secretary General of the MCB.

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Annual General Meeting: Saturday 17th July 2010

The Association of Muslim Schools UK will be holding its Annual General Meeting at Madani High School, Leicester. The meeting is open to all stakeholders and member schools.

Charity Commission says Islamic schools 'not political'

An investigation into a charity which runs Islamic schools in Berkshire and London has found it no longer has links with an Islamic political group.

The Charity Commission said the Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation (ISF), which runs primary schools in Slough and Haringey, is not connected with Hizb ut-Tahrir.

Updated Job Vacancies at Muslim Schools

The jobs page has been updated with teaching and other school vacancies, please click on the link below to view all vacancies;

http://www.ams-uk.org/services/vacancies

AMS UK Awards 2010

Citizenship/Community Cohesion Award

This was awarded to the Muslim school or person working in a Muslim school who had made an outstanding contribution to the development of exemplary citizens in our schools, or who have dedicated their effort to community development. Muslim schools across the country are working hard to reach out to their local communities and nurture our future generations to lead the way in living in a harmonious and peaceful society.

ICE Project Resources

Please click on the link below to access resources and training materials for students and teachers from the Islam & Citizenship curriculum:

http://www.theiceproject.sdsa.net/training-materials