Al-Sadiq School

Co-ed

“Ilm, Iman, Amal”

(Knowledge, Faith, Action)

Islamic

Reception - Year 11 (Ages 4-16)

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Al-Sadiq School is an independent Shia Islamic day school located in Queen’s Park, London. Established in 1991 by the Al-Khoei Foundation, the school provides a co-educational setting for pupils aged three to seven, before transitioning to single-sex education for boys up to age 16. Named after Imam Ja’far Al-Sadiq, the school integrates the National Curriculum with Islamic studies, Arabic and Qur'anic tuition. Its ethos is built upon the pillars of knowledge, faith and action, aiming to foster moral character and spiritual development. Facilities include specialist science and ICT laboratories.

Selectivity:

Academic

Boarding:

Day Only

Values:

Moral Uprightness

Unbridling of Creativity

Diversity and Inclusion

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Last updated on 10 March 2026 (not all data elements were necessarily updated on this date)

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Admission & Fees

Fees Vs. National Average

-72.9%

Al-Sadiq School's fees are 72.9% lower than the national average.

Fees Vs. County Average

-75.3%

Al-Sadiq School's fees are 75.3% lower than the county average.

Based on 99 schools in Greater London and 264 nationally.

Note: Fee comparisons are based on core termly day fees including mandatory lunch and learning materials but excluding any discounts or other additional charges for extra-curriculars, registration, etc. Please check the schools' official websites for full fees and charges.

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Gender:Co-educational

Selectivity:Academic

Prospective students are required to complete academic assessments in core subjects, including English and Mathematics, with Science also being tested for secondary applicants. Candidates who achieve the necessary results are invited for an interview with the Headteacher to ensure their development and attitude align with the school's standards and academic expectations.