Birmingham ve Leicester Merkezli “Spring Educational Society” derneğimizin İngiltere’ye yeni gelenlerin hayata entegrasyonları için hazırladığı seminerler dizisinde bu hafta “İngiltere’de Ehliyet Alma ve Araç Sigortalama Süreçleri” ele alınıyor. 22 Mayıs 2022 Pazar akşamı saat 8:00’de gerçekleştirilecek olan seminerde; Provision ehliyete başvurmaktan, Teori sınavında en çok çıkan sorulara, Araç sigortalamada dikkat edilmesi gereken hususlardan, pratik sınavda en çok yapılan hatalara kadar bir çok konu alanındaki uzmanlar tarafından anlatılacak. Programın ayrıntılarını öğrenmek ve 1’e1 verilecek danışmanlık hizmetlerinden faydalanmak için Spring’in sosyal medya hesaplarını takip edebilirsiniz. instagram.com/springeducationsociety twitter.com/springesociety facebook.com/springeducationalsociety www.tiktok.com/@springeducation www.springeducation.org.uk

Spring Educational Society” derneğimizin İngiltere’ye yeni gelenlerin hayata entegrasyonu için hazırladığı seminer programları başlıyor. 22 Mayıs’ta başlayacak ve Pazar akşamları saat 8’de gerçekleşecek seminerlerde; İngiltere’nin eğitim sisteminden en iyi şekilde nasıl faydalanacağımızdan ehliyet sınavında dikkat edilecek hususlara, NHS sistemine kayıt olmadan, ev kiralarken sözleşmede dikkat edilecek maddelere kadar bir çok konu uzmanlar tarafından anlatılacak. Programların ayrıntılarını öğrenmek ve 1’e 1 verilecek danışmanlık hizmetlerinden faydalanmak için Spring’in sosyal medya hesaplarını takip edebilirsiniz. instagram.com/springeducationsociety/ twitter.com/springesociety facebook.com/springeducationalsociety tiktok.com/springeducation www.springeducation.org.uk Zoom Link : https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84172603380

Spring Educational Society has begun preparing seminar programs for the integration of newcomers to the UK. There will be seminars starting on May 22 and taking place at 8 p.m. on Sunday evenings; The seminars will cover subjects ranging from how to make the right use of England's education system, to how to prepare for a driver's license exam. In addition, it will cover what to consider in a contract when renting a house without registering with the NHS. For more information about the programs and to take advantage of our 1-to-1 consulting services, follow our social media accounts. instagram.com/springeducationsociety/ twitter.com/springesociety facebook.com/springeducationalsociety tiktok.com/springeducation www.springeducation.org.uk Zoom Link : https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84172603380

Celebrating the special holy month together

The month we've all been wanting has arrived. Our children worked together to create all of the Ramadan decorations. We had a lovely time celebrating the Sacred Night with our darling students on the first day of this holy month. They prayed together at their professors' home and created special Ramadan ornaments. They prayed and said salawat as a group after eating together (prayer). ❤️

Celebrating the special holy month together

The month we've all been wanting has arrived. Our children worked together to create all of the Ramadan decorations. We had a lovely time celebrating the Sacred Night with our darling students on the first day of this holy month. They prayed together at their professors' home and created special Ramadan ornaments. They prayed and said salawat as a group after eating together (prayer). ❤️

Happy mother’s day

We held a fair in our cultural center in Birmingham to wish Mother's Day. All of our children's efforts for their mothers were displayed in every area of the center. Our tiny buddies had decorated the entire living room with their hearts full of excitement, thus it was a day when they were overjoyed!

Our mothers were absolutely delighted by the small celebration their children had planned in their honor ❤️.


"Love is our mother; we are born of love." —Rumi

Ramadan in the corner

We couldn't say no to the professor's invitation, so we gathered our second-year students and drove to our teacher's residence. They completed some exercises as a group, then prepared and ate wraps together, as well as making decorations for Ramadan corners. Finally, they did salawat, prayed together, and recited tasbih.

It was a day when we stuffed our tummies to the brim.

February Half Term Break

It's time to take a break after a very successful semester that our students enjoyed a lot!

The groups of 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th took full advantage of this free time full of surprises and quality activities which we know they were enthusiastic about. We also rewarded them, because a break would not be complete without perfect gifts, right?

Annual Meeting 2022

Spring Educational Society held its Annual General Meeting on March 6th. We held our annual general meeting (AGM) with our members and employees this year as well. The agenda included discussions about evaluating activities for 2021 and setting goals for 2022. As a result of the presidential election, Ismail Sen was re-elected, and we completed this program.

The meeting's main topics included:

Increasing the number of our employees;

Increasing our monthly donations;

Studying methods to increase female membership;

And expanding our research on social media and grants.

Seminar on Child and Adolescent Health

Our Cultural Center hosted a seminar on child and adolescent psychology on Thursday, March 24.  The families gained a lot of knowledge from this seminar, which was quite informative; they were able to ask any questions that they had in order to gain a better understanding.

💕The goal of our seminar was to better understand adolescent psychology and provide families with appropriate information.

Community Iftar: Understanding the Other: Prospects of Dialogue and Tolerance in a Turbulent Age

Event Date: 22nd May 2019
Organiser: Dialogue Society Leicester Branch & Spring Education Society

Dialogue Society Leicester Branch organised a community iftar dinner under the theme of "Understanding the Other: Prospects of Dialogue and Tolerance in a Turbulent Age".

Batool Al-Toma, Director of the New Muslims Project Rev. Leigh Greenwood, Minister at Stoneygate Baptist Church Prof Paul Weller, Research Fellow in Religion and Society, Regent's Park College, University of Oxford and Professor in the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry University Amrin Razal, Humanitarian Aid worker with the Syrian Refugees / Poet / Radio Presenter Miriam Levene, Member of Neve Shalom, Leicester Resham Singh Sandhu, Chairman of Sikh Welfare & Cultural Society, UK & British Sikh Society Advisor

Causes of Religious Radicalisation and How to Prevent it Through a Dynamic Dialogue Process

Event Date: 25th October 2019
Organiser: Dialogue Society Leicester Branch & Spring Education Society

Dialogue Society Leicester Branch organised a panel discussion with Prof Anwar Alam on the roots of radicalisation and how to alleviate it through a healthy dialogue process.

Prof Anwar emphasised that any radical thought is mostly shaped through the lack of an individual’s social bonds with other individuals. According to Alam, alienated individuals are most prone to foster radical thought and behaviour especially in the case of modern Western societies where immigrants confront mainstream society in ambiguous ways. Prof Alam also pointed out the role of activities such as those of Dialogue Society in promoting peaceful coexistence of different layers of society.

Integration and Identity Politics in Post-Brexit Britain

Event Date: 7th Nov 2018
Organiser: Dialogue Society Leicester Branch & Spring Education Society

Spring Educational Society and Dialogue Society organized a mini-conference on Brexit under the title of “Integration and Identity Politics in Post-Brexit Britain.”

The conference aims to discuss the impact of the United Kingdom’s leave of the European Union on various ethnic and religious communities and mainstream British society.

Speakers:
Kerim Balcı, Project Coordinator, Dialogue Society
Revd Dr Tom Wilson, Director of St Philips Centre
Dr Manmit Bhambra, Research Assistant, Middle East Centre, London School of Economics
Dr Simona Guerra, Associate Professor in Politics, University of Leicester
Dr Aleksandra Sojka, Visiting Fellow, European Institute, London School of Economics

Roundtable with Prof Robert Allison on What can We do to Prevent Violence by Religious Extremism?

Event Date: 12th January 2018
Organiser: Dialogue Society Leicester Branch & Spring Education Society

Dialogue Society Leicester branch held a roundtable discussion with Prof Robert Allison, Vice Chancellor and President of the Loughborough University, on 'What can we do to prevent violence by religious extremism?'.

Prof Allison talked about the root causes of religious extremism and discussed how students from over 100 countries can feel at home and live in harmony at Loughborough University owing to set of values in place in the campus.

About Prof Robert Alison

Prof Robert Allison is the Vice-Chancellor and President of Loughborough University. He holds a BA degree in Geography at Hull University. Professor Alison has contributed to a number of organisations including the Natural Environment

Book reading camp. We welcome the holly months before Ramadan

Event Date: 13 Feb 2021

We are launching a three-month reading campaign in order to revive the three months of the holy time and inculcate the habit of reading and individual spirituality in our students.

For this purpose, special books were determined for each age group and individual targets were given. Our campaign started on February 13 and ended on May 12. Each student who completed their goals was given a gift.

Two days Easter camp for kids

Event Date:15th April 2021

Easter camp is full 2-day fun and religious education camp was held for 2 to 6 age groups.

Easter camp is full 2-day fun and religious education camp was held for 2 to 6 age groups. At the same time, children were encouraged by reading books + religious information categories. At the same time, talked about Ramadan and decorated places with kid's drawings activities in this camp.

Community iftar with Lord Mayor of Leicester and with many distinguished guests

Event Date: 25th May 2018
Organiser: Dialogue Society Leicester Branch & Spring Education Society

Ramadan community iftar with Lord Mayor of Leicester and with many distinguished guests

Dialogue Society Leicester branch held a community iftar in Leicester, hosting more than 100 people from different communities. Lord Mayor of Leicester Councillor Ross Grant along with many other distinguished guests talked about dialogue and tolerance. In addition to delicious Turkish food, the iftar included an astonishing demonstration of calligraphy and Paper marbling (Ebru).

Ramadan Iftar with our students

Event Date: 27th April 2021

We came together to organize an iftar program together with our student group.

We came together to organize an iftar program together with our student group, in order to understand the blessings of Ramadan and to have conversations about Ramadan. We prepared meals before iftar, and decorated the dining hall with pictures made by our students.

In the Iftar program, iftar was made from our traditional meals and gifts were given to the students.