At Logic we often talk about ‘professionalism’. Part of this is emphasising the importance of compassion, respect, and community. We see a beautiful alignment between these values and the spirit of Ramadan. The focus on self-discipline, empathy for those less fortunate, and the strengthening of community ties is something we deeply admire and encourage within our school gates.

We want to ensure that our students feel supported and comfortable while balancing their studies with their religious commitments. To assist with this:

• Prayer Spaces: We have dedicated rooms available during the lunchtime break for students who wish to perform their midday prayers.
• Quiet Areas: We understand that students who are fasting may have lower energy levels. Quiet spaces are available during break times for those who wish to rest or reflect away from the busy canteen environment.
• Academic Support: Our staff are mindful of the physical demands of fasting. If you have any specific concerns regarding upcoming assessments or PE lessons, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s Head of Year.

A cornerstone of Ramadan is the practice of Sadaqah—voluntary acts of charity and kindness. In this spirit, our school community will be supporting Anthony Nolan this week.

As our students receive their mock exam results this week, we are encouraging them to embrace a period of Self-Reflection. In the Islamic tradition of Ramadan, this is often referred to as Muhasabah—the practice of looking inward with honesty and purpose.

We are proud to have such a diverse and dedicated student body, and we look forward to sharing in the spirit of this month with you all.

Ramadan Mubarak to everyone in our community.