At Jaffaria Academy we offer a structured educational program for Years 1 to 10 GCSE (Year 10 starting Sep 2021).
Classes run Monday to Friday from 9am to 3:30pm. Our primary students have the option of ending their day at 1:30pm. This shorter day option will still cover the national curriculum but will exclude the optional academic clubs that run daily after lunch, from 2:30pm to 3:30pm (i.e. English Club, Maths Club, Science club and Computer Science club).
For more information on the timetables please contact us.
We follow the UK school term dates (September to July), and will accommodate elements of the Islamic Calendar (i.e. The holy month of Ramadhan, Day of Ashura)
We deliver the English National Curriculum in addition to Islamic education, the Holy Quran, and Arabic.
Our learning resources (syllabus) is sourced from the follow institutions:
For more on the subjects and numbers of lessons per year group please review the following schedules:
| Primary (KS1 & KS2): Years 1 to 6 | |
| Subject | Lessons/week |
| Maths | 5 |
| English | 5 |
| Science | 5 |
| Computer Science | 1 |
| Library session | 1 |
| Creative Curriculum | 2 |
| Islamic Education | 2 |
| Arabic | 3 |
| Holy Quran | 1 |
Notes:
| Secondary (KS3): Years 7 to 9 | |
| Subject | Lessons/week |
| Maths | 4 |
| English | 4 |
| Science | 4 |
| Computer Science | 1 |
| Projects-Based Learning (PBL) | 3 |
| RE | 1 |
| Islamic Education | 2 |
| Arabic | 3 |
| Holy Quran | 1 |
Notes:
| Secondary (KS4): Year 10 GCSE | |
| Subject | Lessons/week |
| Maths | 5 |
| English (Double) | 5 |
| Science (Triple) | 6 |
| Computer Science | 1 |
| Study Period | 2 |
| RE | 2 |
| Islamic Education | 2 |
| Arabic | 3 |
| Holy Quran | 1 |
Notes:
At Jaffaria Academy we believe that parents are at the core of their children’s educational journey. We provide support to parents in various ways to help them be effective at their role which includes support to the academic aspect of their child’s education as well as other elements (explored further in the Wellbeing and Islamic Education sections of this website). We do this through various events, seminars, and workshops.
In the following section you can see some examples of the kind of support we provide which includes Parents Evenings twice a year, multiple feedback sessions, coffee mornings, academic workshops, and Podcast episodes dedicated to topics around education and the role of parents.
Episode title: Learning and developing with STEM
With the expertise of our guest, Dr. Samina, we explored how STEM education positively contributes towards students’ development. Valuable skills such as critical thinking, creativity, and problem solving are all nurtured through this exploration of integrated learning and hands on experience. Developing this foundation of skills gives our children the confidence to succeed in a variety of industries. This podcast will help increase our awareness and appreciate the merits gained for children of all ages. As well as ideas on how to encourage and support our children to take part in STEM opportunities.
The Journey from KS3 to GCSE: An online workshop which aimed to help you understand your child’s journey from Year 7 to GCSE.
The Radiance Podcast Ep#01: ‘Studying under the pandemic: challenges, pathways to SATS/GCSE, & the role of parents’
