About

Abraar Elementary School

Q: Does my child need to be toilet trained?

Toilet Training & Accidents Policy Please note that your child must be completely toilet trained and is able to clean himself/herself to be in JK. Diapers and pull-ups are not allowed in the JK. In case of a wet accident, we will encourage your child to change into clean clothes, however, you will be immediately contacted to come and help your child in case of a bowel movement accident. Our policy states that no teacher will physically clean a child.

Q: What if my child has a nut allergy?

Nuts Free Policy Nuts or related products (including peanut butter or Nutella) are not allowed in the school to protect children with food related allergies. Please advise the school immediately if your child has any allergies.

Q: Is Snack and Lunch provided?

Snacks and Lunch School does not provide any snack or lunch. The children will have one snack and one lunch time during their day at school. Please send healthy nutritious foods with your child. Please do not send foods with high levels of sugar such as cake, cookies, chocolate, soft drinks, etc. Kindly make sure to send all fruits and vegetables peeled and cut. For the safety of all children, juices in glass containers are not permitted. Canned fruits/foods are also not permitted due to sharp edges found on the rim of the can after opening. Please use plastic containers.

Q: Is there any nap time?

No nap time Instead, students will have a 30-minute rest-time where teachers turn off the lights and ask students to place their heads on their desks for a short break or resting time.

About

Abraar School is a full-time Islamic School that serves the Muslim community in Ottawa, Canada. The school accepts students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6.

Abraar School provides:

A great learning experience fully compliant with the Ontario curriculum
Quran and Arabic programs, and
Great Islamic environment for growing and learning.

We are set on preserving the Islamic identity of our community in Ottawa and we believe that our goal is only achievable through raising generations of young Muslims who love and follow the way of Allah (subhanahu wa-taala) and His Prophet (peace be upon him).

We aim to empower our students with the knowledge and skills needed to prepare them to lead successful lives as Muslims in Canada. Furthermore, we provide an advanced and comprehensive academic program that will prepare our students to pursue higher education and be competitive in their careers.

Introducing the School

Building a Community

The Kindergarten Program

FAQs for KG

Does my child need to be toilet trained?

Toilet Training & Accidents Policy
Please note that your child must be completely toilet trained and is able to clean himself/herself to be in JK. Diapers and pull-ups are not allowed in the JK. In case of a wet accident, we will encourage your child to change into clean clothes, however, you will be immediately contacted to come and help your child in case of a bowel movement accident. Our policy states that no teacher will physically clean a child.

What if my child has a nut allergy?

Nuts Free Policy
Nuts or related products (including peanut butter or Nutella) are not allowed in the school to protect children with food related allergies. Please advise the school immediately if your child has any allergies.

Is Snack and Lunch provided?

Snacks and Lunch
School does not provide any snack or lunch. The children will have one snack and one lunch time during their day at school. Please send healthy nutritious foods with your child. Please do not send foods with high levels of sugar such as cake, cookies, chocolate, soft drinks, etc. Kindly make sure to send all fruits and vegetables peeled and cut. For the safety of all children, juices in glass containers are not permitted. Canned fruits/foods are also not permitted due to sharp edges found on the rim of the can after opening. Please use plastic containers.

Is there any nap time?

No nap time

Instead, students will have a 30-minute rest-time where teachers turn off the lights and ask students to place their heads on their desks for a short break or resting time.