Al-Khair School

Opened on the 7th July 2003, Al-Khair began its journey with five pupils. In over ten years, the school evolved into a fully fledged primary and secondary school, with over 350 pupils. Al-Khair is a unique Islamic school which provides an exceptional standard of education, a breadth of extra-curricular activities and strong pastoral care. In essence, the fundamental objectives of Al-Khair is to produce well balanced, confident and articulate individuals who will take the initiative to better their communities and surroundings. We are proud to say that we are currently succeeding in our vision of becoming one of the best schools in London.

Our primary aim at Al-Khair is to acheive excellence in education for our students within a cultivating, caring and secure Islamic environment. The strong academic background we provide will help them graduate and take their place in society, as Muslim professionals who will not only serve as role models for generations of Muslims to come, but also as intelligent and thoughtful citizens who will serve as ambassadors between Islam and the West. We focus on providing our students with a holistic education and teach them how to manage their time, how to manage their education and how to present themselves and their work.

We teach them how to debate, how to reflect, how to critique and think. These are life-long skills that will help foster and develop the type of Muslim professionals/academics who can contribute positively to the world they inherit. All of these methodologies, techniques and understandings employed by the school are strongly underpinned by a cultivating Islamic environment. At Al-Khair we expect the children to memorise as much of the Qur’an as they are able, we teach them Arabic, Islamic studies and all those matters which are necessary for them to complete their Islamic obligations. More importantly however, we teach them what the Qur’an means not only through their Islamic studies, but by creating an environment where they live their Islam by showing respect and kindness to one another, Muslims and non-Muslims alike.