FIELD LANE School in Batley invited IMWS Charity Officer Munir Daji to give a presentation on the subject of charity. The year five class have been working on a charity project, looking at various different charities and what they do.
Last month IMWS launched a new sporting initiative, Walking Football, where the rules are very similar to five-a-side football, but with one exception – you can’t run. This latest craze started in 2011 when it was first played by Chesterfield
Jeanette Dent from Upper Batley High School and Don Allen came onto Radio IMWS to talk about IndiAbility 2018, a local project giving young people the opportunity to work in special needs schools in Navsari, India. The original school was
In November 2015 IMWS launched its South Gujarat Project, to deliver aid and empowerment projects to the poor and needy. Last month Ahmed Lunat (Gul) visited the projects during his travels to India to check on their progress, and also
Children aged 8 to 12 enjoyed games and activities during youth sessions held at the Al-Hikmah Centre last month. In total four sessions took place over two days during the half-term holidays with over 50 children attending. Funded by Kirklees
MADNI Muslim Girls’ School staff says they are “thrilled” with the school’s latest Ofsted report. Inspectors gave the school a good rating in all areas following a visit last month. Under the new Ofsted framework all schools are judged on
THE STAGE was set with two PS4 games consoles projecting the Camp Nou on elevated screen backdrops in wait of competitors challenging to become the IMWS Fifa 17 Champion. The competition, organised by the IMWS Youth sub-committee with prizes sponsored
