Our Curriculum
A comprehensive programme of Arabic language and Islamic studies designed for students aged 4 to 17.
Arabic Language Curriculum
Our Arabic curriculum is designed to develop students' proficiency in all four language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Foundation Stage (Ages 4-6)
Introduction to Arabic alphabet, basic vocabulary, simple phrases, and Quran recitation. Learning through play, songs, and interactive activities.
Primary Stage (Ages 7-11)
Building reading and writing skills, expanding vocabulary, basic grammar, and developing conversational abilities. Students begin structured Quran memorisation.
Secondary Stage (Ages 12-17)
Advanced grammar, composition, comprehension, and literary analysis. Preparation for GCSE and A-Level Arabic examinations.
Islamic Studies Curriculum
Our Islamic studies programme provides students with a thorough understanding of their faith through age-appropriate learning.
Foundation Stage (Ages 4-6)
Basic Islamic knowledge including the five pillars, simple duas, stories of the Prophets, and learning good manners and Islamic values.
Primary Stage (Ages 7-11)
Expanded study of Quran, Hadith, Seerah (Prophet's biography), Islamic history, and practical worship including prayer and fasting.
Secondary Stage (Ages 12-17)
In-depth study of Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Tafsir (Quran interpretation), comparative religion, and contemporary Islamic issues.
Arabic Courses for Adults
Learn Arabic at any age with our adult education programmes.
Beginners Course
Start your Arabic learning journey from scratch. This course is designed for complete beginners with no prior knowledge of Arabic.
- Learn the Arabic alphabet and pronunciation
- Basic vocabulary and everyday phrases
- Introduction to Arabic grammar
- Reading and writing fundamentals
Speaking Arabic Course
Focus on conversational Arabic with our speaking course. Ideal for those who want to communicate confidently in Arabic.
- Conversational practice and dialogue
- Pronunciation and accent improvement
- Real-life situational language
- Cultural context and expressions