Maktab groups
£120 per child per month
Up to six students in a 90 minute session, Monday to Friday.
Quran and Islamic education
Learn with patience. Grow with purpose.
Maktab, Hifz and adult learning shaped around the learner’s starting point. Open to all faiths and backgrounds.
Programmes and prices
Maktab one to one
£175 per month
30 minute sessions, Monday to Friday.
Hifz groups
£175 per learner per month
Up to three learners per 90 minute group, with 30 minutes of individual tutor attention each, Monday to Friday.
Hifz one to one
£200 per month
30 minute sessions, Monday to Friday.
Adult one to one
£20 per hour
Quran reading, Islamic studies or both. Duration and frequency agreed individually.
Normal teaching times are 4–7 pm UK time, Monday to Friday. Other times can be arranged if the tutor and learner can commit. Books are purchased separately. Any alternative arrangement or price is agreed before booking.
Getting started
The initial Islamic assessment lasts approximately 30 minutes and costs £10, paid in advance. If the learner enrols, it is deducted from the first month’s fee, or credited against the first tuition payment for hourly adult learners. It remains a separately paid assessment if they do not enrol.
Enquire about Islamic educationA flexible six year curriculum
These are indicative goals and approximate ages, not deadlines or guaranteed outcomes. Learners can revisit earlier work or progress further when ready. Reading accuracy and understanding take priority over keeping up with a year label.
Approximate ages 5–7
Year 1 curriculum
Ahsan al Qaida, short surahs and duas, basic Islamic studies and around five Names of Allah.
Read curriculum PDFApproximate ages 8–10
Year 2 curriculum
Consolidate reading, introductory Tajweed, around ten surahs, duas and Islamic studies.
Read curriculum PDFApproximate ages 11–12
Year 3 curriculum
Juz 30 reading when ready, revision, around fifteen surahs, duas and Islamic studies.
Read curriculum PDFApproximate ages 12–13
Year 4 curriculum
Continue Quran reading, Tajweed, taharah basics, surahs, duas and Islamic studies.
Read curriculum PDFApproximate ages 13–15
Year 5 curriculum
Continue reading and revision, selected fiqh including puberty and taharah with appropriate consent, introductory zakat and Islamic studies.
Read curriculum PDFApproximate ages 16+
Year 6 curriculum
Work towards completing Quran reading, retaining twenty or more surahs where appropriate, revision and continued Islamic studies.
Read curriculum PDFSafar Islamic Studies is our main Islamic studies resource. Ahsan al Qaida supports reading foundations. Selected material from Child’s Gift, Gift for Muslims, Simplified Tajweed and Taleemul Haq may support relevant stages. An Nasihah may be introduced later.
Books and purchase linksHifz and adult learning
Hifz balances new memorisation, recent revision and older revision, with individual targets and Tajweed correction. Adults can choose Quran, Islamic studies or a mix without following the children’s year groups.
Progress and support
Children receive an end of year report, with termly reports available on request. Adult reports are optional on request. Tutors adapt pace, explanations and resources; a learning plan or meeting may be used where needed. Tutors do not diagnose SEND. SEND co leads may review educational support needs with families.
Parents, learners and tutors all support progress. Home practice should be manageable; tell the tutor when work is unclear or too difficult so the support can be reviewed.
Holidays and monthly payments
Children’s programmes follow the agreed Lancashire school holiday framework. Normal monthly fees stay the same during ordinary holidays and Eid closures. Standard children’s programmes close for Ramadan without a tuition charge for that closure; overlapping monthly fees are reduced proportionately.
Summer continuation is optional and depends on tutor availability. Payments pause for families not continuing; dates and fees for those continuing are agreed beforehand. Adult holiday and Ramadan continuation is agreed individually.
Regular Islamic tuition requires two weeks’ written notice to end. Part months and the final charge are calculated proportionately. Management confirms the applicable dates and amount. Read the parent guide and policies before enrolment.
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