Qur'an & Tajwid
Recitation with Tajwid, the meaning of what is being recited, and Hifz for children who are memorising.
What your child studies
Every subject on one timetable, with one set of teachers
Qur’an and Arabic, maths and science, languages, mental arithmetic and character. All taught live, in batches of two to four, in English — by teachers who know your child by name and tell you how they are getting on. Take one subject, or every one of them.
Arabic
Arabic taught as a language with meaning attached, not a set of shapes to decode.
Islamic & Moral Studies
Belief, adab, the life of the Prophet ﻢ, and the character to live by it — worked through situations a child actually meets rather than rules recited back.
Abacus & mental maths
Soroban abacus taught live, in batches of two to four, with the child’s own abacus beside the teacher’s on screen.
Academic tuition
Live tuition in batches of two to four, taught to the syllabus your child is actually graded on — CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE or a state board.
Malayalam
Reading, writing and speaking Malayalam, taught live in batches of two to four to children who hear it at home and cannot read a word of it.
Before you book
Questions parents ask
Can my child take more than one subject?
Yes, and most do. They go on one timetable with one set of teachers and one set of updates, which is the main reason families bring both halves of their child's week to us rather than running a tuition centre and a Qur'an class in parallel.
Do we have to take all of them?
No. Enrol in one subject if that is what you need. Nothing here is a package you have to buy whole.
How much does it cost?
We agree the fee with you on the trial call, once we know the subject or subjects, the batch size and how often your child will attend — which is what the fee depends on. There is nothing to pay to register and nothing to pay for the trial class.
What ages do you teach?
From about four to eighteen, depending on the subject. The lesson material is written in age bands rather than pitched at one age and reused.
Start with one free class
Registering commits you to nothing, and the trial costs nothing.