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Academic programs

An integrated curriculum of knowledge and practice

Our own Islamic curriculum alongside the NCTB English Version — a well-planned, balanced and effective blend of general, Arabic and Islamic education.

Memorizing and studying the Noble Qur’an

Our sections

Two sections from KG 1 to Class 5 — admission is open for the 2027 academic year. Click a card to see the class-wise syllabus.

Learning outcomes over seven years

KG 1 to Class 5 — the skills we aim for in Islamic and general education over seven years.

Qur’an & Tajweed

Hifz and Qur’an translation according to ability.

Languages (English, Arabic & Bangla)

Special emphasis on the four skills of each language — listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Aqidah & Fiqh

Matters of iman and aqidah, Islamic values, basic masa’il, adab and tarbiyah, and masnun du’as.

Mathematics

Following the NCTB Maths syllabus: real-life problem solving, logical thinking and strong mathematical foundations.

Hadith

Memorizing 300+ topic-based hadiths by Class 5.

Seerah & History

Stories of the Prophets, histories in the Qur’an, the Companions and the Caliphs, and later history.

Class-wise syllabus

Our own Islamic curriculum alongside the NCTB English Version. Choose a section to see each class’s textbooks, required reading and supplementary reading.

Class schedule

Teaching method

Teaching is designed so students don’t just memorize rules but can apply them in real life.

Participatory learning

An effective participatory teaching method (Activity-Based Learning) to develop active participation, creativity and practical skills.

Four language skills

Steady development of listening, speaking, reading and writing in English and Arabic so students use the languages confidently in real life; special focus on spoken English and Arabic.

Special emphasis on Qur’an and Hadith

Before completing Class 5: Nazera reading of the Qur’an completed, Ammapara memorized and 300 hadiths learned by heart, in sha Allah.

Quality teaching and environment

Teaching by experienced, qualified teachers in comfortable multimedia, air-conditioned classrooms.

Co-curricular activities

Co-Curricular Activities — clubs that build skills, talent and confidence alongside studies.

  • Computer Club
  • Handwriting & Calligraphy Club
  • Sports Club
  • Art & Craft Club
  • Nasheed & Cultural Club
  • Debate & Public Speaking Club
  • Language & Spoken English Club

Assessment & progress reports

We plan to monitor each student’s progress regularly — the quality of recitation and memorization, understanding of lessons, akhlaq and attendance are all part of assessment.

  • Monthly testsChecking learning progress every month.Dates will be published in the calendar
  • Semester exams3 semester exams a year.Dates will be published in the calendar
  • Regular contact with parentsRegular communication and mutual cooperation with parents to ensure students’ overall progress.

Progress report

Monthly assessment

Student: ———— • Class: ————

Sample
RecitationGood
HifzIn progress
AkhlaqExcellent
Attendance95%

Teacher’s comment: Needs more attention to regular revision.

Sample — only to show the report format; not any real student’s data.

Further education and future pathways

After completing Class 5, students will be able to choose a suitable path for further education according to their interests, abilities and future goals.

Preparation for Alim and higher Islamic studies

Students who wish to progress in the Islamic stream to the Alim level will be prepared for the curriculum and examinations of the relevant Ta’limi Board. Preparation for the SSC or Dakhil examinations will also be arranged, subject to the applicable rules and eligibility.

Continuing in general education

Students who want to continue in the general stream will receive the preparation and guidance they need to carry on through school and college within the mainstream education system.

Our goal: to open pathways so students can progress in higher Islamic studies or general education according to their interests and abilities, and prepare themselves for higher education and professional life.

Academic Calendar

Schedule of class start dates, exams, holidays, admission and events. Hijri dates depend on moon sighting.

Teachers & admission

Who will teach and how to apply — your next steps are here.