The Muath Trust

AAS Students Continue to Achieve High Grades at GCSE
The Amanah Arabic School students continued to achieve high grades at the GCSE Arabic examination this year, despite an overhaul to make the exams more demanding.
Out of a total of 32 students, from the School and external candidates who sat their exams this summer, 30 candidates achieved grades between A* - C. This equates to 94% of all the students entered as compare to 89% last year.
... Another highlight this year is that 25 students attained grades from A* - A which is nearly 78% of the total, a similar percentage to last year. An incredibly exceptional achievement!
The performance this year has been outstanding and has been built on the successes achieved in previous years. We congratulate the students, their parents and the teachers on this success.
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“Everyone takes part in the mosque for one reason; to have a prayer answered.

This is evident at this lovely mosque,dedicated for community and beyond.

Congratulations to the chairman and the team of the trust,for keeping the mosque busy with the activities. Excellent recitation by both Imaam's . It was a pleasure to listen to the beautiful tilawat . We (group of doctors) are happy to extend our support for the excellent service. Jazakallah. Dr SK Suryani

“Everyone takes part in the mosque for one reason; to have a prayer answered.

This is evident at this lovely mosque,dedicated for community and beyond.

Congratulations to the chairman and the team of the trust,for keeping the mosque busy with the activities. Excellent recitation by both Imaam's . It was a pleasure to listen to the beautiful tilawat . We (group of doctors) are happy to extend our support for the excellent service. Jazakallah. Dr SK Suryani