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Mark your calendars! Al-Falaah College is co-hosting the Friendship Cup along with Orient Islamic School an exciting competitive girls soccer tournament on Saturday, 5 September 2026 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, right here at our college.

Open to girls in divisions U9, U11, U13, U15, and U17, this is a fantastic opportunity for our young athletes to compete, develop their skills, and build friendships across schools. Limited spots are available, so register your team today!

Entry fee: R500 per team | To register: Contact abhatti@orientschool.co.za (062 772 6069) or sports@alfalaah.org.za (079 300 5796)

Together in Sport, United in Friendship!

Al Falaah College proudly participated in the AMS KZN Volleyball Tournament 2026, with our teams delivering impressive performances across the various divisions.

Our U15 team were crowned champions, defeating strong opposition to secure the top spot, while our U17 team finished as runners-up after a fantastic tournament. Our U17 team also received the Akhlaaq Award, a wonderful reflection of the team’s sportsmanship, respect and conduct throughout the tournament.

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On Wednesday, 19 August, our girls’ soccer teams welcomed Waterfall High School to Al Falaah College for an exciting afternoon of competitive soccer.

The U15 match was a closely contested affair, with both teams showing great determination and defensive discipline. Despite several opportunities created by both sides, neither team managed to find the back of the net, with the match ending in a 0–0 draw. The U17 match saw our girls continue to battle with confidence and perseverance.

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On Friday, 14 August 2026, the MultiPurpose Room (MPR) was alive with anticipation as eight determined teams took to the stage for the Debate Spotlight Evening. Learners demonstrated their skill in structured argument, engaging the audience with sharp reasoning and confident delivery.

The evening commenced with the Junior Division, where four teams debated the role of artificial intelligence in education and the workplace. Their spirited exchanges highlighted both the opportunities and challenges posed by emerging technologies.

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Social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram have made communication faster and more convenient, allowing information to be shared instantly. While these platforms can be beneficial, they can also be misused, resulting in the rapid spread of rumours, misinformation and unverified claims. This can cause unnecessary anxiety, damage reputations and disrupt the harmony of families, institutions and communities.

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This past weekend, three of our learners — Faatimah Limbada, Ismaeel Essack, and Zainab Khan — proudly represented the school at the local Model United Nations (MUN) assembly. Competing against several schools, they delivered a strong and well‑argued debate, earning the Best Delegation Teamwork Award.

The conference gave them the chance to meet peers from other schools and to explore real‑world politics. The urgent topic under discussion was Food insecurity and Famine in war‑stricken areas.

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On Friday, 31 July, the English Department hosted its annual Speech Afternoon, featuring learners from Grades 7 to 12.

The programme highlighted the confidence and creativity of our learners, each of whom prepared and delivered their speeches with dedication.

We sincerely thank our parents for their encouragement and presence, which added to the positive atmosphere of the event. It was a proud moment for the school community, and we commend all participants for making the afternoon a resounding success.