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Zobia Schools for Special Children

Daily Morning Assembly

Every school day starts with a welcoming morning assembly where students gather in a serene and positive atmosphere. The session features Quran recitation, Islamic supplications, and motivational reflections, followed by the national anthems. This daily practice fosters spiritual growth, discipline, and a sense of togetherness.

The assembly encourages respect and reinforces routine. You can support our spiritual and educational programs through ongoing Sadaqah Jariyah or by giving through our Zakat Appeal.

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Celebrating Islamic Festivals

At Zobia Trust, we place great importance on observing significant Islamic occasions, including Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Adha, Eid Milad-un-Nabi, and Ramadan activities. These celebrations are thoughtfully planned to provide children with opportunities to participate in prayers, reflect on spiritual lessons, and experience the joy of faith.

Through guided activities, students learn about compassion, gratitude, and respect. During Ramadan and Eid, you can provide food rations and Eidi through our Fidya & Kaffarah Appeal, fulfill your obligations via our Zakat Appeal, or explore all our active appeals.

By actively engaging in these religious events, students develop a deeper awareness of their faith, creating meaningful experiences that support personal and social growth.

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National and International Observances

We actively recognise national and international days such as Pakistan Day, Kashmir Day, Teachers’ Day, Autism Awareness Day, Special Persons Day, and Plantation Day. On these occasions, children participate in age-appropriate activities that explain the importance and message of each day.

These curricular activities promote social understanding, civic responsibility, and global awareness while helping children appreciate their role within society and the wider world.

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Zobia Trust: A Lifeline for Special Needs Children

By: Zobia Trust Team June 25,2025

Zobia Trust: A Lifeline for Special Needs Children

Zobia Trust empowers disabled children by giving them access to resources they would otherwise miss. From inclusive learning programmes to therapy sessions and mobility equipment, Zobia Trust helps children live with dignity.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

+ 1. Why are extracurricular activities important at Zobia Trust?
Extracurricular activities help nurture confidence, character, social skills, and overall development in children with special needs. They complement academic learning and support personal growth.
+ 2. What happens during the daily assembly?
Each school day begins with a morning assembly that includes Quran recitation, Islamic supplications, uplifting reminders, and national anthems. This routine promotes spiritual wellbeing, discipline, unity, and a sense of belonging among students.
+ 3. How do religious celebrations support students?
Zobia Trust observes important Islamic occasions such as Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Adha, Eid Milad-un-Nabi, and Ramadan activities. These celebrations help children understand the values behind each event, strengthen religious awareness, and create joyful moments for social interaction.
+ 4. Does Zobia Trust recognise national and international observances?
Yes. Students participate in events like Pakistan Day, Kashmir Day, Teachers’ Day, Autism Awareness Day, Special Persons Day, and Plantation Day. Activities on these days teach children about civic responsibility, social understanding, and global awareness.
+ 5. How do extracurricular activities benefit children with special needs?
These activities improve confidence, social skills, teamwork, and cultural awareness. They also encourage positive behaviour, participation, and a deeper connection with peers, teachers, and the wider community.
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