Established in 1992, the Association of Muslim Schools (AMS) is a registered charity and the representative body for Muslim schools in the UK. It aims to support and develop excellence in full-time Muslim education by providing training, resources, and advocacy. Guided by Islamic principles, AMS works to build capacity in institutions, ensuring they nurture talent and contribute to the wider community. It acts as a vital voice for the sector in engagement with the government, regulators, and other educational stakeholders, helping schools navigate inspections and compliance.
Member Schools (2)
Al-Sadiq School is an independent, all-through Islamic school situated in the London Borough of Brent, Greater London. Established in 1989 by the Al-Khoei Foundation, it caters primarily to boys aged 3 to 16, with a current enrollment of 136 pupils. The school claims to focus on a strong Shia Islamic ethos, inspired by Imam Ja'far Sadiq, emphasising moral uprightness, scholarly excellence, and community service. It delivers the National Curriculum for England, complemented by Islamic studies, and was found to be ISI Compliant in March 2022.
Islamia School for Girls is an independent day school situated in Brent, Greater London, for girls aged 11-16. Established in 1989, the school has a Muslim religious character. It aims to provide education within a secure Islamic environment, combining the National Curriculum with a focus on academic excellence and the spiritual, moral, and social development of its students. The school was rated "Good" in its latest standard inspection in July 2023.