Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation
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The Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation is an educational charitable trust founded by Muslim mothers to provide an alternative, holistic Islamic education for children in the UK. Operating schools in London and Slough, the Foundation implements a unique "Shakhsiyah Education Framework" which synthesises classical Islamic principles with modern pedagogical research. The organisation focuses on developing the personal character (shakhsiyah) of its pupils through a co-educational, faith-based curriculum that serves the local community.
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Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation (London) is a co-educational day school for pupils aged 3 to 16, located in Tottenham. The school is housed within a historic building, formerly St Mary’s Priory, which forms part of a local mosque complex. Established in 2002 from a network of home-schooling groups, the school follows the Shakhsiyah Education model, rooted in classical Islamic pedagogy and the Quran. Its curriculum is holistic and thematic, featuring the 'Halaqah' system to develop personal character. Extracurricular highlights include an annual inventions fair and student presentations focusing on public speaking and creativity.
Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation Slough is a co-educational day school and nursery for pupils aged 3 to 11. Established in 2002 by a group of mothers from a home-education background, the school provides an alternative, holistic Islamic education. The curriculum synthesises classical Islamic educational philosophy with modern teaching strategies, placing the discussion-led halaqah (circle of learning) curriculum at its centre. Operating from Cippenham Lodge, the school integrates National Curriculum subjects with faith-led principles, focusing on personal character formation and a deep-rooted understanding of the Muslim faith.