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Al-Manarat Islamic High School aims to nurture each child in their spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, and emotional growth in light of the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
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Welcome to Al-Manarat Islamic High School!
“Jazakumullahu Khairan for your interest in Al-Manarat Islamic High School for an academically enhanced and transformative spiritual experience. Below you will find the steps to apply for the upcoming school year.”
Admissions are based on the academic excellence in Grade 8, the entrance test results, and with the sole discretion of the Al-Manarat High School Committee.
Steps to register your child:
There are three steps to the admission process:

  1. Entrance Test
  2. Application Form
  3. Interview

Entrance Test
Email info@almanarathighschool.com to schedule an entrance test for your child. The prospective student will be scheduled for an entrance exam to assess aptitude and abilities. The students will be tested on English concepts, Math concepts and Critical Thinking to measure their potential success at our school. The admin will provide the English and Math Topics that the student should be aware of for the entrance test.

Grade 9 Math Topics

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Number Sense and Operations

    1. Scientific Notation
      1. Representing very large and very small numbers
      2. Operations involving scientific notation (multiplication, division)
    2. Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
      1. Converting between fractions, decimals, and percents
      2. Comparing and ordering
      3. Solving real-life problems using all three forms
    3. Integers and Exponents
      1. Operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
      2. Laws of exponents (product rule, quotient rule, power of a power)

Algebra

  1. Algebraic Equations
    1. Solving linear equations in one variable
    2. Substituting values into expressions and formulas
    3. Simplifying algebraic expressions

Data Management

  1. Analyze Data
    1. Collecting, organizing, and interpreting data
    2. Reading and creating frequency tables and charts
  2. Scatter Plots
    1. Creating scatter plots
    2. Interpreting trends and patterns
    3. Identifying correlations (positive, negative, none)
  3. Relationship Between Variables
    1. Understanding independent vs. dependent variables
    2. Describing linear relationships using data and graphs

Spatial Sense (Geometry)

  1. Right-Angled Triangles – Pythagorean Theorem
    1. Using the theorem to find missing side lengths
    2. Solving real-life problems involving right-angled triangles
  2. Unknown Angles and Sides
    1. Solving for missing angles and sides in geometric figures
    2. Applying triangle sum and other geometric rules
  3. Angle Properties of Intersecting and Parallel Lines
    1. Identifying and using vertical, corresponding, alternate, and co-interior angles
    2. Analyzing angles formed by parallel lines and transversals

Financial Literacy

  1. Simple and Compound Interest
    1. Understanding principal, rate, and time
    2. Calculating interest using formulas
    3. Comparing simple and compound interest in various contexts

Social-Emotional Learning Skills & Mathematical Processes

  1. Data-Based Questions
    1. Applying mathematical thinking to real-world and personal finance scenarios
    2. Using problem-solving strategies
    3. Reflecting on solutions and communicating reasoning clearly

Grade 9 English Topics

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Literacy Connections and Applications

    1. Transferable Skills
      1. Applying critical thinking and problem-solving strategies in reading and writing tasks
      2. Collaborating effectively with peers in discussions and projects
      3. Using digital tools to enhance communication and research in literacy activities
    2. Applications, Connections, and Contributions
      1. Connecting language learning to real-world contexts
      2. Exploring diverse perspectives, voices, and cultural understandings through texts
      3. Recognizing the role of language in social, historical, and cultural contributions

Foundations of Language

    1. Word Reading and Spelling
      1. Developing decoding skills using phonics and common word patterns
      2. Improving spelling accuracy through practice and strategy use
    2. Morphology and Vocabulary
      1. Building vocabulary through the study of prefixes, suffixes, and root words
      2. Enhancing word meaning and usage through context and word families
    3. Fluency
      1. Increasing reading speed, accuracy, and expression
      2. Supporting comprehension through improved reading fluency
    4. Language Conventions
      1. Mastering grammar rules, punctuation, and sentence structure
      2. Applying conventions to improve clarity and effectiveness in communication

Comprehension – Understanding and Responding to Texts

    1. Reading for Meaning
      1. Identifying main ideas, supporting details, and themes
      2. Making inferences and drawing conclusions
      3. Analyzing literary elements (e.g., character, plot, setting, tone)
    2. Critical Response
      1. Evaluating author’s purpose and point of view
      2. Comparing texts and interpreting diverse perspectives
      3. Supporting opinions with textual evidence

Composition – Expressing Ideas and Creating Texts

    1. Developing Ideas and Organizing Content
      1. Planning and structuring writing for different audiences and purposes
      2. Creating clear introductions, bodies, and conclusions
    2. Drafting and Revising
      1. Writing initial drafts to express ideas effectively
      2. Revising content based on peer, teacher, and self-feedback
    3. Editing and Proofreading
      1. Identifying and correcting grammar, punctuation, and usage errors
      2. Enhancing clarity, coherence, and word choice
    4. Publishing and Presenting
      1. Finalizing written work for presentation
      2. Selecting appropriate formats and engaging methods for audience delivery

Grade 10 Math Topics

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Mathematical Thinking and Making Connections

    1. Mathematical Processes
      1. Applying mathematical processes such as problem-solving, reasoning, and communicating
      2. Reflecting on and evaluating solutions
    2. Making Connections
      1. Relating mathematical ideas to real-life situations
      2. Integrating math with other subjects and disciplines

Number

    1. Development and Use of Numbers
      1. Understanding the historical and practical development of number systems
    2. Number Sets
      1. Classifying numbers into sets (natural, whole, integers, rational, irrational)
    3. Powers
      1. Applying exponent laws
      2. Solving problems involving powers and scientific notation
    4. Rational Numbers
      1. Operating with rational numbers (fractions, decimals, ratios)
      2. Solving problems involving rational numbers
    5. Applications
      1. Using number concepts in real-life and theoretical scenarios

Algebra

    1. Development and Use of Algebra
      1. Exploring the purpose and development of algebra in mathematics
    2. Algebraic Expressions and Equations
      1. Manipulating and solving algebraic expressions and equations
      2. Expanding, factoring, and simplifying
    3. Coding
      1. Applying mathematical thinking to basic coding tasks
      2. Understanding logic, variables, and control structures
    4. Application of Linear and Non-Linear Relations
      1. Modeling and solving problems involving linear and non-linear relationships
    5. Characteristics of Linear and Non-Linear Relations
      1. Identifying and comparing properties such as slope, rate of change, and curvature
      2. Graphing and interpreting different types of relations

Data

    1. Application of Data
      1. Using data to inform decisions and solve problems
    2. Representation and Analysis of Data
      1. Creating and interpreting graphs, charts, and tables
      2. Analyzing central tendency and variability
    3. Application of Mathematical Modelling
      1. Using mathematical models to represent real-world situations
      2. Evaluating the effectiveness of models
    4. Process of Mathematical Modelling
      1. Formulating questions
      2. Creating and testing models
      3. Interpreting and refining results

Geometry and Measurement

    1. Geometric and Measurement Relationships
      1. Exploring and applying properties of shapes and figures
      2. Understanding and calculating perimeter, area, surface area, and volume
      3. Using geometric reasoning to solve problems

Financial Literacy

    1. Financial Decisions
      1. Evaluating financial options and making informed decisions
      2. Understanding budgeting, saving, borrowing, and investing

Grade 11 Math Topics

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Characteristics of Functions

  1. Representing Functions
    1. Using tables, graphs, and equations to represent various types of functions
    2. Identifying domain, range, and key features (intercepts, intervals of increase/decrease, etc.)
  2. Solving Problems Involving Quadratic Functions
    1. Analyzing and solving problems using vertex form, standard form, and factored form
    2. Graphing parabolas and interpreting real-world contexts
  3. Determining Equivalent Algebraic Expressions
    1. Simplifying expressions
    2. Verifying equivalence through algebraic manipulation
    3. Factoring and expanding expressions

Exponential Functions

  1. Representing Exponential Functions
    1. Exploring growth and decay models
    2. Expressing functions in the form f(x) = a ⋅ bx
  2. Connecting Graphs and Equations of Exponential Functions
    1. Identifying transformations and key features
    2. Interpreting exponential behavior in graphs
  3. Solving Problems Involving Exponential Functions
    1. Applying exponential models to real-world problems
    2. Using logarithms to solve exponential equations

Discrete Functions

  1. Representing Sequences
    1. Expressing sequences using tables, formulas, and recursive notation
  2. Investigating Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Series
    1. Determining general terms
    2. Summing terms using appropriate formulas
  3. Solving Problems Involving Financial Applications
    1. Applying sequences and series to compound interest, annuities, and investments
    2. Solving real-world financial problems using discrete math concepts

Trigonometric Functions

  1. Determining and Applying Trigonometric Ratios
    1. Using sine, cosine, and tangent to solve right triangles
    2. Applying trigonometry in real-world contexts
  2. Connecting Graphs and Equations of Sinusoidal Functions
    1. Analyzing amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical displacement
    2. Graphing sine and cosine functions
  3. Solving Problems Involving Sinusoidal Functions
    1. Modeling periodic phenomena
    2. Interpreting and solving real-world applications of sinusoidal functions

Grade 11 English Topics

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Reading and Literature Studies

  1. Understanding Text Forms and Features
    1. Recognizing a variety of text forms (e.g., essays, narratives, arguments, plays)
    2. Identifying and analyzing text features and stylistic elements (tone, diction, imagery)
    3. Understanding how structure and language choices communicate meaning

Writing

  1. Developing and Organizing Content
    1. Generating and gathering relevant ideas and information
    2. Structuring writing for a clear purpose and audience
    3. Planning content using outlines and graphic organizers
  2. Using Knowledge of Form and Style
    1. Drafting and revising literary analyses, informational pieces, and graphic texts
    2. Applying appropriate stylistic elements for clarity and engagement
    3. Writing with attention to tone, voice, and structure
  3. Applying Knowledge of Conventions
    1. Using editing and proofreading strategies to correct errors
    2. Refining expression and sentence variety
    3. Applying grammar, punctuation, and spelling rules to enhance clarity
    4. Preparing polished work for presentation or publication

Media Studies

  1. Understanding Media Texts
    1. Interpreting messages and techniques in various media (advertisements, film, social media, etc.)
    2. Analyzing purpose, target audience, and message impact
  2. Understanding Media Forms, Conventions, and Techniques
    1. Identifying media forms (e.g., print, digital, visual)
    2. Explaining how conventions and techniques (lighting, sound, layout, editing) create meaning
  3. Creating Media Texts
    1. Designing and producing media for different purposes and audiences
    2. Using appropriate formats, techniques, and platforms

Poetry

  1. Analyzing Poetic Devices and Literary Elements
    1. Identifying poetic devices (e.g., metaphor, simile, alliteration, rhyme)
    2. Exploring literary elements such as recurring imagery and symbolism
    3. Interpreting meaning and emotional effect through poetic analysis

Grade 12 Math Topics

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Characteristics of Functions

  1. Representing Functions
    1. Using tables, graphs, and equations to represent various types of functions
    2. Identifying domain, range, and key features (intercepts, intervals of increase/decrease, etc.)
  2. Solving Problems Involving Quadratic Functions
    1. Analyzing and solving problems using vertex form, standard form, and factored form
    2. Graphing parabolas and interpreting real-world contexts
  3. Determining Equivalent Algebraic Expressions
    1. Simplifying expressions
    2. Verifying equivalence through algebraic manipulation
    3. Factoring and expanding expressions

Exponential Functions

  1. Representing Exponential Functions
    1. Exploring growth and decay models
    2. Expressing functions in the form f(x) = a · bx
  2. Connecting Graphs and Equations of Exponential Functions
    1. Identifying transformations and key features
    2. Interpreting exponential behavior in graphs
  3. Solving Problems Involving Exponential Functions
    1. Applying exponential models to real-world problems
    2. Using logarithms to solve exponential equations

Discrete Functions

  1. Representing Sequences
    1. Expressing sequences using tables, formulas, and recursive notation
  2. Investigating Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Series
    1. Determining general terms
    2. Summing terms using appropriate formulas
  3. Solving Problems Involving Financial Applications
    1. Applying sequences and series to compound interest, annuities, and investments
    2. Solving real-world financial problems using discrete math concepts

Trigonometric Functions

  1. Determining and Applying Trigonometric Ratios
    1. Using sine, cosine, and tangent to solve right triangles
    2. Applying trigonometry in real-world contexts
  2. Connecting Graphs and Equations of Sinusoidal Functions
    1. Analyzing amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical displacement
    2. Graphing sine and cosine functions
  3. Solving Problems Involving Sinusoidal Functions
    1. Modeling periodic phenomena
    2. Interpreting and solving real-world applications of sinusoidal functions

Grade 12 English Topics

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Reading and Literature Studies

  1. Understanding Text Forms and Features
    1. Recognizing a variety of text forms (e.g., essays, narratives, arguments, plays)
    2. Identifying and analyzing text features and stylistic elements (tone, diction, imagery)
    3. Understanding how structure and language choices communicate meaning

Writing

  1. Developing and Organizing Content
    1. Generating and gathering relevant ideas and information
    2. Structuring writing for a clear purpose and audience
    3. Planning content using outlines and graphic organizers
  2. Using Knowledge of Form and Style
    1. Drafting and revising literary analyses, informational pieces, and graphic texts
    2. Applying appropriate stylistic elements for clarity and engagement
    3. Writing with attention to tone, voice, and structure
  3. Applying Knowledge of Conventions
    1. Using editing and proofreading strategies to correct errors
    2. Refining expression and sentence variety
    3. Applying grammar, punctuation, and spelling rules to enhance clarity
    4. Preparing polished work for presentation or publication

Media Studies

  1. Understanding Media Texts
    1. Interpreting messages and techniques in various media (advertisements, film, social media, etc.)
    2. Analyzing purpose, target audience, and message impact
  2. Understanding Media Forms, Conventions, and Techniques
    1. Identifying media forms (e.g., print, digital, visual)
    2. Explaining how conventions and techniques (lighting, sound, layout, editing) create meaning
  3. Creating Media Texts
    1. Designing and producing media for different purposes and audiences
    2. Using appropriate formats, techniques, and platforms

Poetry

  1. Analyzing Poetic Devices and Literary Elements
    1. Identifying poetic devices (e.g., metaphor, simile, alliteration, rhyme)
    2. Exploring literary elements such as recurring imagery and symbolism
    3. Interpreting meaning and emotional effect through poetic analysis
Application Form
After the student successfully passes the entrance test, the parent will be prompted to complete the application form. Application will be accepted only if documentations are attached as per the Checklist below:

  1. Application Form
  2. Grade 7 & 8 Report
  3. One Recent Passport Size Photo
  4. A copy of Birth Certificate
  5. A copy of Immunization Records
  6. A copy of Health Card

Interview
The final step in the admission procedure is the interview process. Every student along with their parent(s) must attend this interview with the Principal, Vice Principal, Academic Co-coordinator, Homeroom Teacher and other Administrative staff to understand the educational and religious background of the student and educate him/her of the school’s expectations.
Final Decision
Based on the entrance tests results, academic excellence and interview, the school will make the decision on whether the student will be enrolled at Al Manarat High School. The final decision will be communicated through the email.
Note the following:

  • The registration fee will be deducted at the time of application, the supply will be deducted when the school confirms the enrollment, and tuition fee payments will be deducted from September 1st for 10 months.

Registration Information
For admission information, call the school office at 905-997-0260 or 905-997-0269, or email – info@almanarathighschool.com

ADDRESS: 2550 Argentia Road, Unit 121, Mississauga, ON, CANADA L5N 5R1

Admission Checklist

  • Registration Form
  • 1 Recent Passport Size Photo
  • Copy of Birth Certificate
  • Copy of Immunization Records
  • Copy of Health Card

Waitlist
If the grade reaches its maximum capacity, the prospective students will be placed on a waiting list.
Fee Structure

Fees for 2024-2025 (current) academic year

Tuition Fee Per Student (10 Months) $ 700 / month
Supply Fee $ 350 / year (non-refundable)
Student Registration Fee (one-time for new students) $ 100 (non-refundable)
Grade 9 Ancillary Fee (EQAO, Awards, Field Trips and Annual Event) $ 255 / year (non-refundable)
Grade 10, 11 & 12 Ancillary Fee (Field Trips and Annual Event) $ 200 / year (non-refundable)

Fees for 2025-2026 academic year

Tuition Fee Per Student (10 Months) $ 775 / month
Supply Fee $ 375 / year (non-refundable)
Student Registration Fee (only for new students) $ 150 (one-time & non-refundable)
Grade 9 Ancillary Fee (EQAO, Awards, Sports Program and Annual Event) $ 355 / year (one-time & non-refundable)
Grade 10 & 11 Ancillary Fee (Sports Program, Awards and Annual Event) $ 300 / year (one-time & non-refundable)
Grade 12 Ancillary Fee (Sports Program, Graduation and Annual Event) $ 350 / year (one-time & non-refundable)
Discounts
As part of our ongoing efforts to facilitate education, Al-Manarat offers student scholarships to low-income families. To apply for scholarships/bursaries, please fill out the SCHOLARSHIP FORM and submit it along with your application. You can email or drop off a hard copy physically.
Payment Method

  • Monthly Direct Deposits
  • First payment September 1st and last payment June 1st
  • NSF charges: Paid by the Parents/ Guardians

Uniforms
Cleanliness and neatness in appearance is a duty incumbent upon all Muslims. The school uniform must be worn properly by all students.

Boys – White shirt, grey pants, black sweater, black shoes and black socks.
Boy’s Friday Uniform – White Thawb and white hat. The dress inside the Thawb should not be coloured or printed.

Girls – White shirt, grey tunic, black Dsweater, hijab, black shoes and black socks.
Girls’ Friday Uniform – Black tunic and white scarf

Uniforms can be purchased directly from McCarthy Uniforms.

School Timings
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8:25AM – 3:35 PM