“Our mission is to create a generation of talented, educated scholars. Scholars who understand the Islamic way of life from its most authentic sources in accordance with Islam’s own intellectual heritage; whilst reflecting the atmosphere and society they are from with a high level of awareness and appropriate academic knowledge so they may thereby benefit the local community and enrich the wider society that we are in.”

GCSE results for 2008/2009:

70% of students achieved at least 5 A*-C including in Mathematics and English

100% of students achieved A*-C in Mathematics

100% of students achieved A*-C in Double Award Science

100% of students achieved A*-C in Modern Foreign Languages

We expect further improvements on the above stats for next years GCSEs

Recent developments:

1. Hifz & Tajweed classes have a maximum student to teacher ratio of 10:1 to ensure quality of memorisation and recitation.
2. Students gain entry to the Hifz section only after passing through a separate Tajweed class. Students spend anything between 3 months to 1 year in this class, perfecting their Tajweed (correct recitation and pronunciation of the Quran), before gaining entry to the Hifz section.
3. Maximum student to teacher ratio in the Alimi section is 15:1
4. Exams for the Hifz section take place fortnightly, and exams for the Alimi section take place monthly. Results of both are reported to parents.
5. Selected students who excel in their GCSEs are given the option to take some A-levels provided there is sufficient assurety that the students will not compromise on their Hifz or Alimi studies.