• Students requiring health and/or medical services and support or medication will be assisted to access these in an appropriate manner.

• Should a student sustain any injury or illness, parents will be notified if it seems advisable that medical treatment is necessary.

• In the event of an emergency and  if parents cannot be contacted, the school will seek appropriate treatment.

• The school Nurse will assist students requiring medication at school.

Students' healthy eating

It is the school commitment to make sure that our students have healthy eating habits by providing a variety of healthy food at the school canteen. Also, the school banned some of types of food that include fatty contents, chocolate and confectionary food, caffeinated drinks and energy drinks.
Orders for lunch must be placed in the morning before 10:00 am. Any late orders will not be taken after 10:00 am. Baskets should be sent to the canteen. Students must be lined up properly to be served.

Students' counselling

Malek Fahd Islamic School is committed in supporting the wellbeing of our students. We aim to develop student achievement by providing a benevolent and supportive learning environment. We appreciate and value each child’s potential to learning and endeavour to provide an environment where students feel safe, respected and supported. The school has in place a school counsellor to assist students and staff with the educational, social, emotional and behaviour needs of students. 

How can the School Counsellor help?

Counsellors see students on a range of problems stemming from school and home. Situations that may affect a student’s learning capacity vary on issues such as; learning difficulties at school, problems at home, grief and loss, behavioural problems at school and home, problems with peers or teachers, social skills, tertiary course options and conflict resolution.

How to contact the School Counsellor?

Referral to the school counsellor can be made by the student themselves, parents or staff members. Referrals by the student themselves, must be made before 8.30am, during recess or lunch, and after 3.30pm.
As a rule, session attendance and discussions between students and the counsellor is confidential. However, there are occasions where there is a legal requirement for the counsellor to disclose. Cases such as mandatory reporting of child abuse and any threat of danger to the student or others must, by law, be disclosed to appropriate persons.
Information regarding the nature of counselling sessions will not be disclosed without the student’s consent, or in rare exceptions to the above listed.

Students' leadership

• The Student Representative Council will be elected by their peers.
• School Co-ordinators will support and monitor the SRC in their various roles.
• In the High School, the Welfare Coordinators are the SRC advisors. In addition to their normal work, the SRC is responsible for the production of the Annual School Magazine.
• The roles and responsibilities of the SRC are many-fold. Most importantly they act as role models for the student body. They fulfil leadership duties when the School has co-curricular activities such as hosting other schools, assemblies and presentations and so forth.
• The school expects its elected SRC to uphold the highest leadership standards.