Business Details
34 Years
experience
Trusted Islamic Primary Education in Blackburn
Established in 1992, Siddiqiyya Educational Trust Islamic Primary School was founded to address the need for Islamic education in Blackburn. Guided by the Siddiqiyya Educational Trust (Charity Commission reg. no:1110960), we provide a curriculum combining Islamic principles with Department for Education standards. Our approach prioritises small class sizes, individual attention, and fostering values like honesty and patience. We maintain strong community ties, consulting Islamic scholars to ensure decisions align with children's best interests. With dedicated staff and a focus on academic and spiritual growth, we create a supportive environment where students thrive.Our facilities accommodate growing numbers while preserving a family-like atmosphere. We encourage parental involvement as partners in education, offering transparent communication and regular engagement opportunities. Our 2020 Ofsted report highlighted our success in preparing students for future challenges. Through continuous improvement and adherence to Islamic teachings, we remain committed to nurturing well-rounded, confident individuals.
Services
Islamic Primary Education
National Curriculum Teaching
Character Development
Parental Engagement
Community Integration
Details
- Year established: 1992
Highlights and features
- Established in 1992 with proven expertise in Islamic education
- Combines Islamic teachings with Department for Education standards
- Maintains small class sizes for individualised attention
- Led by qualified educators with Islamic scholarship connections
- Community-based approach with active parental involvement
Services
Islamic Primary Education
Deliver comprehensive Islamic education alongside National Curriculum subjects. Qualified teachers integrate Quranic teachings with academic instruction. Small class sizes ensure individual attention while maintaining rigorous academic standards.
Character Development
Instill Islamic values through daily practice and structured programmes. Focus on tawakkul, honesty, and community responsibility. Curriculum includes practical applications of faith in modern contexts.
Parental Engagement
Implement collaborative approach with regular parent-teacher communication. Provide guidance for home learning environments. Organise workshops on supporting children's spiritual and academic growth.
Community Integration
Foster connections through interfaith initiatives and local projects. Organise educational trips and cultural events. Maintain transparent communication with surrounding neighbourhoods.
Curriculum Enhancement
Offer additional resources for students requiring extra support. Implement tailored learning plans. Utilise educational technology platforms for interactive learning experiences.
People
Hamza Mala
Headteacher
Experienced educator with deep connections to Islamic scholarship. Leads teaching staff in delivering combined Islamic and National Curriculum standards. Committed to nurturing student potential through compassionate leadership.
Muhammad Bilal Nadat
School Business Manager
Oversees operational aspects while maintaining educational priorities. Ensures efficient resource management. Facilitates communication between staff, parents, and trustees.
Abdul Wali Wasway
Chair of Trustees
Provides strategic direction aligned with Islamic principles. Coordinates trustee activities. Ensures long-term vision implementation while maintaining community values.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years across our primary school programmes.
Is your curriculum approved by the government?
Yes, we follow the National Curriculum alongside Islamic education standards.
How do you involve parents in education?
We maintain regular communication and offer workshops to support home learning environments.
What are your class sizes?
Maximum 25 children per class to ensure individual attention and quality education.
How do you handle term-time holidays?
We strictly prohibit term-time absences except in genuine emergencies discussed with the headteacher.
What transport options exist?
We're accessible by bus, train, walking, and cycling routes with nearby Blackburn Central Station.
