Al Huda Girls' School

We are a sincere, hardworking and ambitious community where everyone is encouraged to be truthful to themselves in their Deen and Dunya, to get best results in this world and the next. There is convincing evidence that our students begin at basic level and progress over their years with us to become a mature and responsible adult of society.

The experiences that every student will have during her time with us will equip her for life in a demanding and fast-changing world, a world that she will play a key role in shaping. We have a dedicated and hard-working staff team ensuring that students gain excellent exam results. We have an ICT lab which has up to twenty computers and two science labs which are used often for experiments in the science lessons.

We now offer a wide range of GCSE subjects (10-12 subjects) which means that students are properly equipped to move onto college and life after secondary school. As an Islamic school we support the idea of ‘bringing deen into practice’ and that is what we encourage our students to do daily by giving dedicated time before lunch for Duhar Salah, every Friday during assembly a short time where all our students pray Darud Sharif together. In ramadhan we hold our ‘Grand Annual Iftaar’ ceremony to enlighten our students about the rewards of Fasting in the blessed month of Ramadhan. Whether your daughter wants to develop her interest in P.E, Art, Science, ICT or Islam, she will find a good range of opportunities available at Al Huda.

The ethos of the school is one of equality of opportunity for young British Muslims girls, enabling them to understand and become integrated members of British society. The school aims to:

• Equip pupils with the knowledge and skills to enable them to enter higher education, which will benefit them and the society in which they live.
• Provide an education that caters for every aspect of their moral, physical, intellectual and spiritual development.
• Inspire our students to pray the compulsory five prayers a day.
• Give students an understanding and feeling of taqwa (awareness of Allah), giving them a sense of responsibility and accountability for all that they do.
• Instil in them a sense of Islamic identity, allowing them to live in today’s society as practising Muslims.
• Encourage students to be physically fit and alert, leading to a healthy lifestyle in the home and the school.
• Provide a safe and secure learning environment for all pupils.
• Provide a safe and secure learning environment for all pupils.