SCHOOL
VISITS & ASSEMBLIES

We offer school assemblies and workshops that go beyond the ordinary. Unlike traditional approaches, our sessions are dynamic, engaging, and built around real conversations.

We tackle hot and controversial topics head-on, offering students a space to explore and understand the Islamic faith through dialogue, not just delivery.

ur unique style sparks curiosity, builds bridges, and breaks down misconceptions — creating meaningful connections in today’s diverse school communities.

Note: Each session will vary as the training is adjusted to be in accordance with the needs and nature of each year group.

What I Offer During School Visits:

Introduction to Islam – A clear, age-appropriate overview of Islamic beliefs, practices, and values.
Show & Tell with Islamic Artefacts – Hands-on learning with real Islamic items such as prayer mats, Qur’ans, prayer beads, and traditional clothing.
Interactive Quizzes – Fun, engaging quizzes to help students retain key facts and challenge common misconceptions.
Q&A Sessions – A safe and open space where students can ask honest questions, helping to break down stereotypes and encourage understanding.
Use of Audio-Visual Tools – Educational videos, slides, and sound clips to bring Islamic teachings and culture to life.
Controversial Topics (For Older Age Groups) – Thoughtful, well-managed discussions on relevant and sometimes sensitive topics like extremism, identity, women in Islam, and media portrayal.
Thought-Provoking Activities – Scenario-based discussions, empathy exercises, and reflective tasks that promote critical thinking and dialogue.
Faith & Culture Bridging – Emphasis on shared values, respectful coexistence, and understanding diversity within British society.

By inviting Imam Habeeb Minhas into your school, you're not only enriching your students’ learning experience — you're also demonstrating a proactive, forward-thinking approach to education.

Our assemblies and workshops support key Ofsted priorities around personal development, SMSC (spiritual, moral, social and cultural development), and community cohesion. They help students engage with complex and relevant topics such as identity, faith, and diversity in a safe, respectful environment.

This shows clear evidence that your school is preparing young people for life in modern Britain, promoting mutual respect, and giving students the tools to coexist peacefully and knowledgeably with people of all backgrounds — including Muslims.

It’s an investment in both educational excellence and social harmony.

PREVIOUS TRAINING SESSIONS

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TESTIMONIES
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Hungerhill Sch, Doncaster

"Thanks so much again for your visit! As always, your session received really positive feedback both from students and supervising teachers. They learnt loads and got a lot of the experience."

Lakeside Primary, Doncaster

"Imam Habib made us feel really welcome. He told us lots of interesting things, showed us some special artefacts and and some children were able to dress up. Thankyou for a lovely visit."

South Axholme, Epworth

"Thank you for the visit, the delivery & use of the props, everyting was spot on, love to book you in every year."

SCHOOL VISITS & ASSEMBLIES