Academics

A balanced curriculum: solid national-standard academics alongside authentic Islamic learning.

Curriculum

What we teach, section by section

Every pupil follows a clear programme suited to their age and stage.

Nursery

Ages 2 – 5 (Playgroup, Nursery 1 & 2)

Learning through play, rhyme and repetition, with plenty of attention from teachers who know each child.

  • Early literacy & phonics
  • Number work
  • Qur'anic recitation (short suwar)
  • Rhymes, art & craft
  • Health habits & manners

Primary

Ages 6 – 11 (Primary 1 – 6)

The Nigerian national curriculum, taught thoroughly and assessed regularly, with Islamic studies woven into daily school life.

  • English Language
  • Mathematics
  • Basic Science & Technology
  • Social Studies & Civic Education
  • Hausa Language
  • Computer Studies
  • Islamic Religious Studies

Islamiyya

All ages, including part-time pupils

A structured Islamic programme that runs alongside conventional schooling, from beginners to advanced memorisation.

  • Qur'an reading & memorisation (Hifz)
  • Tajweed
  • Hadith
  • Fiqh (Ibadah)
  • Aqeedah
  • Arabic language & handwriting
  • Seerah & Islamic history

School Life

How learning is organised

Three Terms a Year

The school year follows the Kano State calendar, with three terms, mid-term breaks and clearly published resumption dates.

Continuous Assessment

Pupils are assessed through classwork, tests and end-of-term examinations. Report cards are issued to parents each term.

Small Class Sizes

Classes are kept small enough for teachers to give individual attention and to notice quickly when a pupil is struggling.
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