Environmental Day Celebrated at AIES
It gives me immense joy to present this edition of Campus Chronicle: News, Events and Reflections-a vibrant record of the past three months at Al Islah English School. This chronicle is more than a report; it is a mirror of our schoolâs dynamic spirit, highlighting the diverse events, celebrations, and remarkable achievements that have unfolded on our campus.
Every celebration and activity has been an opportunity for our students to learn beyond the classroom, to develop values, confidence and creativity. The pages that follow showcase not only the milestones we have achieved together but also the talents and expressions of our young learners through their thoughtful articles and creative contributions.
I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the Editorial Board and students whose dedication and enthusiasm have brought life to every program and celebration. May AIES Chronicle continue to serve as a source of pride and inspiration for our school community, reminding us of our collective journey of learning, growth and excellence.
Al Islah English School celebrated Environmental Day with great enthusiasm to promote eco-consciousness and sustainable practices. The programme was inaugurated by Sri. Damodaran, Kerala Vanamithra Award Winner, in the presence of the Principal.
Highlights of the day included a special assembly by Grade 7 students featuring a skit and a speech on âConservation of Environment.â A sapling plantation drive involving students from Grades 5 to 8 added a green touch to the campus. A poster-making competition on the theme, âSay No to Plasticâ was also conducted, where Class 6A secured the first prize and Class 8 won the second. The celebration inspired students to contribute towards a greener future.
Inspiro Qurâan Fest 2025
Mukkam: The Inspiro Qurâan Fest 2025, jointly organized by the Vidya Council and IECI, was held with great fervor at Al Islah English School, Chennamangallur.
The fest was designed to promote Qurâanic knowledge and values among students and witnessed vibrant participation across different categories. The event featured a variety of competitions including Quran recitation, memorization, Qurâan quiz, and calligraphy. A total of 129 students from 14 schools across Kozhikode and Wayanad districts showcased their talents.
The program was inaugurated by Jamaat-e-Islami District President, Faisal Paigottayi. The keynote address was delivered by Zubair Kodappana, President of the Islahiya Association. The event was presided over
Entry Fest 2025 at Al Islah English School
by Aboobacker A, Manager of Al Islah English School. Distinguished guests including E. Basheer Master and Mr. E.K. Naeem also addressed the gathering. Principal Najeeb Rahman extended a warm welcome to the audience, while Vice Principal Hajara P.K. presented the token of appreciation. The Inspiro Quran Fest 2025 proved to be an inspiring platform that encouraged spiritual growth and Qurâanic
of the new academic year.
The programme began with a prayer song, followed by an inspiring address by Principal Mr. Najeeb Rahman and greetings from PTA President Mr. Naeem E.K. Cultural performances, interactive sessions, and fun games added colour to the day, creating a cheerful atmosphere for students and parents.
Al Islah English School celebrated its Entry Fest 2025 on Monday, 2nd June, with great joy and enthusiasm. The event welcomed students back after the summer vacation, marking the beginning
Vice Principal Mrs. Hajara P.K. proposed the vote of thanks and the fest concluded with the National Anthem. The Entry Fest 2025 proved to be a memorable start, spreading excitement and motivation for the year ahead.
Independence Day Celebration
School celebrated Independence Day with great patriotism and enthusiasm. The programme began with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the national anthem.
Students of the Fly High section presented various Al Islah English School celebrated its Arts Day, Artspire 2025, on 13th and 14th August with vibrant performances and spirited competitions. The event was inaugurated by Chief Guest Mr. Hakkeem Pulpatta
Mukkam: Al Islah English School, Chennamangallur, proudly marked a remarkable achievement at the Inspiro Qurâan Fest 2025, organized by the Vidya Council for Education and IECI.
Basim T.N. of Grade 4A brought laurels to the school by winning the First Prize in Qurâan Recitation (Sub Junior Category) at the state level, a testament to his dedication and talent. Adding to the pride, Farhan N. (Grade 7B), Nashwan Thufail (Grade 6A), and Musafir Ali (Grade 8A) also secured prizes at the regional level, showcasing the brilliance of Al Islah students.
These accomplishments reflect the schoolâs commitment to nurturing excellence in both academics and values, making the Inspiro Qurâan Fest 2025 a proud milestone in its journey.
Artspire 2025 A Celebration of Creativity
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Principalâs Note
Butterfly
Butterflies... Butterflies...
Flying around the world
Many types of different colours
Make our world happy...
Butterflies... Butterflies...
Flying through the garden
Playing with the children
Make the children happy...
Butterflies... Butterflies...
Little little caterpillars
Turning into butterflies
Little little butterflies
Flying like the stars...
Anti-Drug Day
Anti-Drug Day was observed on 26th June 2025,
To mark the occasion, the students of Cluster 3 presented a flashmob which conveyed strong messages against drug abuse.
The performance aimed at creating awareness among students and the public about the harmful effects of drugs and the importance of leading a healthy, drug-free life.
Basheer Day Celebration
Basheer Day was celebrated on July 5 at our school to honor the birth anniversary of the legendary Malayalam writer Vaikom Muhammad Basheer. The programme began with a special speech by Grade 7 student Ahmed Azmi during the morning assembly, highlighting Basheerâs life, values, and literary contributions.
A collage-making competition was conducted among four houses on the theme âLife and Works of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer,â showcasing creativity through photos, quotes, and drawings of his famous characters. The event successfully inspired students to cherish the timeless values in Basheerâs works.
Doctorâs Day Celebration
Childhood
Always in my childhood
Played in the neighborhood,
Riding with my best of friends, Felt like it could never end.
Helping mom in times of need,
Helping dad to cut the weed.
Playing hide ânâ seek with friends, Always finding them in the end.
Going to school every morning, Going to ride every evening.
Going to the house of friends, Praying it could never end.
Going on some trips for fun,
âCause on Sundays thereâs more fun.
Learning numbers 1 to 50,
Listening to songs âcause Iâm a Swiftie.
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Al-Islah English School celebrated Doctorâs Day on 1st July 2025 with various programmes. The chief guest, Dr. Hiba Abdullah, an alumna of the school, inspired students with her motivational talk on the noble role of doctors.
The Fly High (KG) children added charm to the day by dressing as doctors, nurses, and patients, with a mini hospital setup showcasing medical roles. The event was graced by Principal Mr. Najeeb Rahman, Vice Principal Mrs. Hajara P.K. and Convener Mrs. Fathima Sameera. Students of Grades 7 and 8 actively participated.
The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving everyone inspired by the dedication of doctors to society.
THE FIVE FRIENDS
Once upon a time, there were four friends: Lily, Heidi, Lexi, and Cassie. The four of them had been friends since the age of three.
One day, they met a new girl named Flora. She was really nice and often played with them. But one day, Heidi told Lily, Lexi, and Cassie that she thought Flora was a liar and a thief because she had seen Flora walking quietly through a dark alley and had
never invited them to her house. So, they all accused her of being a thief and a liar, and told her never to play with them again. But one day, they saw Flora quietly walking through the dark alley and decided to follow her. To their surprise, they discovered that she was being bullied every day and that she didnât have a home.
They told Heidiâs mother about it, and after a week, Heidiâs mother helped Flora get a new home. From then on, all five of them became really good friends.
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My Journey to Ooty
Irecently visited Ooty with my family, and it was an unforgettable experience. We took a bus to get there, and the bus ride was very exciting. I saw lots of green trees and beautiful flowers along the way.
Dreams and hopes
reams are what doesnât let you sleep.
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So chase them before you weep. Donât let dreams just come and peep. Hold them deep.
Dreams are a masterpiece of life, which you are destined to find. Dreams are guides. They guide you towards the light. Dreams cause you to fight.
Hope is an anchor in seas.
It guides us through the storms with ease.
Itâs the courage to face the mysterious shore. Itâs about believing in a future that is worth fighting for.
We shall find our way through dreams and hope.
So let hold onto this tight rope.
Letâs not let our spirit droop. And always find the strength to cope.
When we reached Ooty, I was amazed by the big lake. We went boating on the lake, and I threw stones into the water, watching the ripples with delight. My mom and dad smiled at me, and we had a great time together.
Next, we visited the Botanical Garden, which
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was huge! I saw many colorful flowers and trees, including a big tree with roots hanging from its branches. It was fascinating to explore the garden and learn about the different plants.
We also went to the Doddabetta Peak, the highest point in Ooty. From the top, I could see the whole town, and my dad said it was like being on top of the world. The view was breathtaking, and I felt proud to have reached the top.
The food in Ooty was delicious. We ate idlis and dosas, which were yummy! I loved trying new foods and drinks during our trip.
Ooty is a beautiful place, and I want to go back again. I love the hills, the lake, and the gardens. My family loved it too, and we all had a great time together. Iâll always remember my journey to Ooty as an amazing adventure.
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I sincerely thank all the contributors and supporters who helped in bringing out this supplement successfully.
Al Islah English School Holds Parliamentary Election 2025â26
The School Parliamentary Election for the academic year 2025â26 was conducted with remarkable excitement at Al Islah English School, Chennamangallur. The process, held under the guidance of the Election Committee, was transparent, democratic, and highly spirited.
The election schedule included nomination filing, scrutiny, campaign sessions, and a colourful cultural rally. Students actively campaigned by presenting their manifestos and party agendas. On June 24, the polling was held through the
EVM application with 99% student participation, making it a grand success.
Results were announced on June 26, followed by the Investiture Ceremony on July 31. Honourable guest Mr. Gafoor, Fire Officer, Mukkam, honoured the newly elected leaders with badges. Principal Mr. Najeeb Rahman, in his address, highlighted the value of leadership and civic responsibility.
The entire event served as a true learning experience, instilling democratic values and leadership qualities among students.
The power of honesty
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Imran was a little boy walking through a crowded street, trying to make his way back home from school on a Friday evening.
While walking, he found a wallet on the floor. He quickly grabbed it and tried to find its owner, but couldnât. So, he went home and slept, tossing and turning, thinking about it all night.
The next day, he woke up and went for a walk outside after breakfast.
He found an ID in the wallet and was overjoyed. Now, he ran around looking for the man. After some time, he spotted him in front of a store, asking people if they had seen a grey
wallet. Imran ran as fast as he could and returned it, saying, âSir, this is yours.â The man looked relieved and grateful. He thanked Imran and left. Even though Imran didnât get anything from it, he felt happy and proud for having helped someone.
The next day, someone rang the doorbell, leaving gifts and a letter at the doorstep. Imran read the letter, which said: âThank you for your kindness. Even though this might not be much, I hope you are happy and understand that you are a hero.â Imran felt goodâhe had finally understood the power of honesty.
Moral: Honesty is the mirror of oneâs character: clear, pure, and never broken.
Reading Day Celebration 2025
Al Islah English School celebrated Reading Day on 19th June 2025 with great enthusiasm. The event was inaugurated by journalist and writer Mr. Anoop Anand, who inspired students with a talk on the importance of reading. Principal Mr. Najeeb Rahman presided over the function, while coordinators Mrs. Sincy P. P. and Mrs. Muneera C. K. led the programme.
A variety of competitions like Aksharamala Writing, Reading, Riddles, Proverbs, Essay Writing, Poster Making, and Cover Page Drawing added colour to the week-long celebrations. The special activity âLetâs Find the Readers Around Usâ encouraged students to appreciate active readers in their community.
The celebration successfully fostered a love for reading among students.
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Dear Readers
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It is with great pride and joy that we bring to you this edition of our school supplement, a reflection of the heartbeat of our school community.
Each page in this supplement tells a story of determination, creativity, learning, and growth. It captures the vibrant spirit of our students, the guidance of our teachers, and the many unforgettable moments we shared throughout the year.
This isnât just a record of events; itâs a tribute to every student who participated, every teacher who guided, and every hand that helped shape our success.
We sincerely thank our school management and staff for their support, and all the contributors who brought this supplement to life. We hope you read it not just with your eyes, but with your heart. With warm regards, Student Editor
Sharing Light, Spreading Smiles
â A Visit to Pazhamparambu Home for the Visually Impaired
Based on the lesson
âVedhanayude Punchiriâ from the Class 7 Malayalam textbook, the students of Classes 7A and 7B were taken on a visit to the Pazhamparambu Home for the Visually Impaired.
The aim of the visit was to understand the difficulties of those who live in isolation and pain in society, and to provide them with at least a moment of happiness.
In addition, a considarable some of money was collected from the students and teachers, which was handed over by the school leader to support their welfare activities.
The study trip was successfully completed under the leadership of the school principal, Mr. Najeeb Rahman Sir, vice-principal Mrs. Hajara, Mrs. Adila and the Malayalam teacher Mrs. Sincy PP.
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Head Girl: Jaza Nk, VII B
General Captain: Hadi Zayan Pk, VII A Fine Arts Secretary: Daksh Dharmik, VII A
Magazine Editor: Musafir Ali M.k, VIII A
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