Congratulations to this year’s ISP Quran Competition winners at Reach British School! Our primary and secondary students have truly amazed us with their dedication to memorizing and applying the teachings of the Quran to their daily lives. Our Head of Primary, Mr. Andrew Du Lieu alongside the MOE Subjects Department, presented the deserving winners with certificates and special prizes as a token of recognition for their amazing achievements. The ISP Quran Competition was a great success, with participants showcasing their knowledge and understanding of the Quran through recitation, interpretation, and application. It was truly inspiring to witness our students’ commitment to upholding the values and principles of the Quran in their everyday lives, and we are incredibly proud of their achievements. “I would like to say well done Reach British School students. You’ve put so much effort into learning and reciting parts of the Quran. Your hard work has paid off. Once again, congratulations!” says Mr. Andrew Du Lieu, head of Primary. Some of our students shared their experiences of joining the competition. Here is what they say. “I won 2nd place in the Quran Competition. I experienced lots of amazing things such as competing with people, being patient and now it has become a habit for me to spend 30 minutes every day reciting the Quran. My next step is to memorize more of our Quran. Thank you to our beloved school for giving us this wonderful opportunity.” – Hamdan, Year 7 “In the Quran competition, I learnt the gift of patience because you must pass lots of stages to get to the last/final stage of the competition. My ambitions after the ISP Quran competition are to win more competitions and memorise more chapters in the Quran and Inshallah to memorise every chapter in the Quran.” – Mohammad, Year 8 One of our parents proudly shared her son’s experience of being a part of the ISP Quran Competition. "My son, Laith, participated in the ISP Holy Quran competition and was happy and excited about the experience. He reviewed his memorization daily and was encouraged to listen to the teacher. He learnt how to rely on himself and listen in front of a large number of people without tension. He has decided to participate in more competitions because he was very happy with the result of his hard work and with the award he received in front of everyone. Thank you for this opportunity Reach British School” – Basima, Y6 Parent
