Speak Arabic at home
Encourage your child to speak Arabic daily, as practice is key to solidifying the language and building confidence in using it.
We strive to provide a safe, fun, and enriching educational environment grounded in our Arabic language and authentic identity. We promote our Islamic values and Arab culture, and provide high-quality, consistent education across all our schools. We develop our children’s knowledge and life skills, and we ensure that parents are constantly informed and connected, enabling us to achieve an inspiring learning journey that moves from authenticity to globalization.
An authentic generation speaking Arabic.. embracing the world.
Providing a safe, fun, and enriching educational environment based on our Arabic language and authentic identity.
Our philosophy is simple, our society today - more than ever - is embracing the world with its diverse languages, values, and identities. And as much as we are filled with wonder, we are overcome by the fear of losing our roots. Of losing what makes us who we are. And just as this world is exciting and full of beauty, our language is beautiful, and our identity is a source of our pride, and learning in childhood is like carving on stone. Therefore, we present to you (WAW): A safe, fun, and enriching educational environment based on our language and identity.
Encourage your child to speak Arabic daily, as practice is key to solidifying the language and building confidence in using it.
Choose interesting stories in Arabic and read them aloud with your child. Reading develops vocabulary and instills a love of language.
Turn words into fun games, like matching letters or forming sentences. Fun learning leaves a lasting impact.
Reward your child when they speak Arabic fluently. Positive encouragement builds internal motivation for language development.
Make time for daily conversation with your child instead of relying on screens. Talking and discussing refines language and thinking.
Make Arabic the language of everyday life—when eating, playing, and shopping—so your child feels it is a natural and lovable language of communication.
