al farooq school
Al-Farooq Weekend School, Ibrahim Masjid is located in the heart of East London and we’re proud of our caring and inclusive environment. We have people from many ethnic backgrounds attending our weekend school.
We have high academic expectations, and making sure that all our children reach their potential and this is the key to everything we do. Our school is built on the belief that our students, their parents can learn, read and teach together to develop an excellent character.
What’s different about Al-Farooq Weekend School is that our children are at the centre of everything we do and we never lose sight of this. We want all our children to have a rewarding and enriching experience with us, and to leave us equipped to succeed and thrive in whatever they wish to do and work towards developing an excellent character.
About Al-Farooq School
Al-Farooq Weekend School is part of the United Kingdom Islamic Mission. We hope your children succeed at Al-Farooq Weekend School and develop an excellent character. We believe that the weekend school experience is not only about academic achievements but also in extra curricular activities. Hence you will find your child has the opportunity to excel in Quran Memorization, Arabic Language and Islamic Education and also in extra curricular activities. We hold regular competitions.Furthermore, you will find our children have regular assessments with reports for parents to keep them updated about their children’s progress
- Educational Leadership: To become a leading institution in providing holistic Islamic education that leaves a lasting impact on our students.
- Curriculum Relevance: To continuously update our curriculum to ensure its relevance, aligning Islamic teachings with the realities and challenges of the contemporary world.
- Holistic Development: To foster an environment that equips students with the intellectual and spiritual tools necessary for lifelong learning and ethical living as Muslims.
- Community Engagement: To engage with the broader community, demonstrating the positive impact of a well-rounded Islamic education on both individual lives and society at large.
- Benchmark of Excellence: To be a beacon of educational excellence, setting the standard for how Islamic studies can be integrated seamlessly with modern-day demands and opportunities.
At Al Farooq Weekend School, our mission is to offer a holistic and impactful Islamic education that maintains relevance in today’s contemporary society. We aim to equip our children with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate life as Muslims in the modern world
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Term dates | |
Term 1 | 14th September 2024- 14th December 2024 |
Term 2 | 4th January 2025- 29th March 2025 |
Term 3 | 5th April 2025- 19th July 2025 |
Term 1
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September | Term starts 14th September 2024 27th Seerah of the prophet Week |
October | Black history month |
November | Parent meeting 24th |
December | Level 1/2/3 trip Date TBC 7TH Workshop for LEVEL 4/5/6 14th term ends 21st (STORY NIGHT) |
Term 2
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January | 4th Term 2 starts 11th Quran assessment 18th Arabic assessments 25th Quran and Science week |
February | 15th Ramadan preparation L 4/5/6 Workshop |
March | Temporary time change for Ramadan (10:20 am – 1:30pm) 8th Gold Age (Dress up day)
15th Quran assessments 22nd 29th Eid break |
Term 3
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April | 5th Term 3 starts 5th Eid party
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May | 3rd 10th 17th Quran assessments/ Arabic assessments/ Islamic studies assessments 24th whole school picnic 31st parents meeting |
June / July | 7th June Eid Ul Adha Holiday 21st June Sports day
19th July Annual day / End of the academic year
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
Starting from 14th of September 2024 the fees at Al Farooq School will be updated from £360 to £400 per term (an increase of only £3.33 a month) We understand that any change can raise questions, but this small adjustment is necessary to help us manage the rising cost of living while continuing to provide the best possible experience for your children. This update will allow us to invest in upgraded learning resources, improve our facilities, and support our amazing staff. These enhancements are all part of our commitment to keeping Al Farooq School a vibrant, happy place for your child to learn and grow. We’re confident you’ll see the benefits in your child’s day-to-day experience, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Thank you for being a valued member of our school community!
This year we will be accepting Online bank transfer as payment as well as Cash.
Cash payments must be made in our Al Farooq office on Saturdays between 9:30AM – 1:00PM
If you decide to pay via Bank Transfer, please send the correct amount to the designated account below using your child’s full name or last name if you have multiple children.
Once you have completed your payment please ensure you take a screenshot of your payment and forward this image to the contact number below ⬇
Bank details:
UK ISLAMIC MISSION
63917401
20-25-19
Receipt to be sent to the following number:
07809605836
Your child’s islamic studies book pack will be given in the first term of school. Payment for these books can be made via bank transfer or cash too.
Al Farooq Weekend School Fees Structure
One child
Annual Payment (Single) | £400 | 5% | £20 | £380 | September (£380) | ||
Quarterly (3 inst.) | £400 | 0% | £0 | £400 | £140 (September) | £130 (January) | £130 (April) |
Two children
Annual Payment (Single) | £800 | 5% | £40 | £760 | September (£760) | ||
Quarterly (3 inst.) | £800 | 0% | £0 | £800 | £280 (September) | £260 (January) | £260 (April) |
Three children
Annual Payment (Single) | £1200 | 5% | £60 | £1140 | September (£1140) | ||
Quarterly (3 inst.) | £1200 | 0% | £0 | £1200 | £420 (September) | £390 (January) | £390 (April) |
Four children
Annual Payment (Single) | £1600 | 10% | £160 | £1440 | September (£1440) | ||
Quarterly (3 inst.) | £1600 | 5% | £0 | £1520 | £520 (September) | £500 (January) | £500 (April)
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Terms and condition:
School fees are non-refundable except the deposit. This includes any absence, holidays or any time off.
In case parents take their child/children out in the middle of the academic year following conditions will apply:
- a) Deposit of £30 will be taken at the time of admissions and will be returned if child leaves at the end of academic year (unless there are any arears)
- b) If you take off your child for any term break (partly/full) you will lose the deposit and will need to re-register. registration fees £15/child.
- c) Fees to be paid within 3 weeks of each term if delayed £5 will be added as a late fees for each occurring week.
I confirm that I have read, agreed and accepted all terms and conditions mentioned above.
Admission and Dates
We have children attending our school from the ages of 5-16 years and can then join our youth teams. Our intake of children is January each year with additional intake for weekend children in May each year. Final date for submitting applications for entry to the school is 31st May and 30th November respectively. For more information about admission, contact the Masjid.
Foundation Level Curriculum
We are thrilled to introduce the Foundation Level Curriculum, specifically designed to nurture and inspire our precious six-year-olds. This curriculum is crafted to impact young learning minds, focusing on developing good character and a strong understanding of their identity and role as young Muslims. At the heart of our curriculum is a hands-on approach to learning. With a variety of activities and diverse learning styles, we make education fun, engaging, and inspiring. Your child will enjoy a dynamic learning environment where they can explore, discover, and grow in a way that resonates with their natural curiosity and enthusiasm. We believe that education is not just about academic success but also about shaping compassionate, thoughtful, and responsible individuals. Together, we can support your child in building a strong foundation for their future, both spiritually, academically and personally.
Subject | Learning outcome |
Quran | Children will be learning Tajweed (Reading Rules) and Maharaj (Pronunciation) They will be memorising the following surah with some background learning and basic understanding of the Surah Surah Fatiha Surah Nas Surah Falaq Surah Ikhlas |
Names of Allah | Children will foster an understanding and learn to develop a loving relationship with Allah SWT. This will be the ground on which they will understand their purpose and the need to always be connected to their creator Focus Topic: Who is Allah? Recognising Allah? Building a relationship with Allah SWT? Learning his names and implementing it in our own lives. |
Prophets | In this subject area children will be looking at the lives of specific prophets for mindset building, character building and connecting with today’s challenges Prophet Adam A.S (Creation story/ identity/ forgiveness/ purpose) Prophet Nuh A.S (Keping our identity/ staying firm/ patience) Prophet Musa A.S (Being a voice for the voiceless and being humble) Prophet Ibraheem A.S (Making sacrifices/ establishing yourself/ relationship with Allah) |
Fiqh | The learning will be heavily centred around cleanliness Topics: Cleanliness and hygiene Using the toilet Taking a bath Keeping your home clean Cleaning clothes Cleaning the environment Cleanliness in the community Promoting cleanliness in the wider world |
Salah | Children will be introduced to salah to connect to Allah SWT they will be learning about the purpose of praying, why we need to pray? Who we pray to? This will ensure the right mindset to engage with salah. They will then focus on prayer timing Actions of salah and why we do those actions Reading and performing salah |
Duas | Children need to be aware of remember Allah in every moment of their lives. Duas are the best way to empower these feelings, thoughts and connection. Children will learn basic duas that impact them every day: Duas for waking up Dua for sleeping Dua for eating Dua for entering the toilet Dua for leaving the toilet Dua for rain Dua for drinking milk |
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Term dates | |
Term 1 | 14th September 2024- 14th December 2024 |
Term 2 | 4th January 2025- 29th March 2025 |
Term 3 | 5th April 2025- 19th July 2025 |
Term 1
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September | Term starts 14th September 2024 27th Seerah of the prophet Week |
October | Black history month |
November | Parent meeting 24th |
December | Level 1/2/3 trip Date TBC 7TH Workshop for LEVEL 4/5/6 14th term ends 21st (STORY NIGHT) |
Term 2
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January | 4th Term 2 starts 11th Quran assessment 18th Arabic assessments 25th Quran and Science week |
February | 15th Ramadan preparation L 4/5/6 Workshop |
March | Temporary time change for Ramadan (10:20 am – 1:30pm) 8th Gold Age (Dress up day)
15th Quran assessments 22nd 29th Eid break |
Term 3
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April | 5th Term 3 starts 5th Eid party
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May | 3rd 10th 17th Quran assessments/ Arabic assessments/ Islamic studies assessments 24th whole school picnic 31st parents meeting |
June / July | 7th June Eid Ul Adha Holiday 21st June Sports day
19th July Annual day / End of the academic year
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