Al Jannah academy was established in 2013. Our main focus is to make learning enjoyable for children by activity based methods. We are a group of Muslim teachers, who have experience working in mainstream school and felt the need to bring modern teaching techniques in Islamic education.
Al Jannah Academy is based in a main stream secondary school to maintain the quality of education in a suitable environment.
Al Jannah Academy has a management structure to run efficiently. Our teachers are carefully selected based on the criteria that they are experienced and hold at very least a graduate qualification. Our staff are motivated to nurture your child. All the staff is DBS checked (so as to assure parents that their children are in safe hands). Regular teachers training is provided to maintain a good and consistent teaching standard. Our teachers are from all over the world.
FAQ
Q. Will my child be safe whilst in school?
A. Yes. Our first priority is the safety of all the children. No child will be allowed to wander around the school. All pupils will be escorted by a DBS checked class teacher or Teaching assistant.
Q. Will students learn the correct Arabic pronunciation in Arabic Language lessons and Quarnic lessons?
A. Yes. All our teachers will be teaching the Quranic Arabic and Arabic language using the correct pronunciation.
Q. What if my child already goes to another Madrasa and is gaining Islamic education elsewhere. Will this affect their learning?
A. No. We aim to support and consolidate upon any prior learning, past or present.
Q. What if my child is 11+ but has no Islamic or Arabic knowledge?
A. Pupils who are of an older age but do not have any prior Islamic teaching will be closely supported by the in-class Teaching Mentors.
Q. How are pupils assessed and what criteria decides which class they will be in?
A. Pupils will be assessed on Registration Day and again during class time by a qualified teacher. If necessary, pupils will then be moved to a more appropriate class, after a discussion with the parent(s).
Q. Does my child need to bring a packed lunch with them?
A. Yes. There will be a 10 minutes break where they will be able to have a snack. We recommend that they bring a piece of fruit and drink (no fizzy drinks please) for the first break and a sandwich for the second. We ask that no crisps or messy foods be brought with them.
