VISION
We believe that each and every individual is unique in every way, whether it is intellectual, spiritual, emotional, social or physical. Allah SWT has blessed us with this life and provided us with a perfect role model, our Prophet Mohammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. At Ontario Muslim Academy, we make every effort to provide a nurturing environment in which one will not only excel in education but will also be expected to follow the Sunnah of our Prophet Mohammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam as closely as possible. We strongly believe that education is the shared responsibility of the school, student, family and the surrounding community. It is the responsibility of our staff at our school to provide the students with the moral values, personal integrity and ethical conduct which are consistent with Islamic beliefs.
OBJECTIVES
In Islam, the objective of education is to prepare individuals to be guided and governed by the spiritual and ethical values of Islam which would then have a positive effect on their actions, decisions and approach in life. Our goal is to instill Islamic values during the developing years when Islamic education is in greater need to counter the ills of society. This is even more
critical for young developing minds. It is essential to provide a rich stimulating environment for the general development of our children. This includes physical, mental, social and emotional activities to mold and develop their minds, character and attitude in accordance with Islam. At the same time, we are providing opportunities for parents who are willing to educate their children in an Islamic environment. To ensure this we:
*Instill an awareness of Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala, learn to accept and love our Prophet Mohammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
*Create a learning environment that reflects an Islamic ideology.
*Ensure a proactive style of learning that promotes an effective partnership between teachers, students and parents.
*Nurture their personalities towards the best moral and social conduct, healthy attitudes and self-discipline. Children learn not only from classroom instruction but also from the behaviour and actions of the adults around them.
