Madrasah · Academic Year 2026/27
Structured Islamic education designed to nurture a lifelong relationship with the Qur'an, build sound Islamic understanding and develop confident engagement with the Arabic language.
رَبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا
Saturday & Sunday · 10:00am – 1:00pm
Two mornings each weekend, dedicated entirely to the Qur'an, the Arabic language and a grounded Islamic education.
6 Hours
of learning every weekend
3 Core Subjects
Qur'an · Arabic · Islamic Studies
~216 Hours
of structured learning annually
Ages 5–15
grouped by Qur'an ability
The Weekend Journey
Saturday
A focused morning dedicated to building a strong relationship with the Book of Allah.
Sunday · First hour
Students progressively develop their relationship with the Arabic language.
Sunday · Following two hours
An age-appropriate Islamic Studies programme grounded in authentic Qur'an and Sunnah.
Learn it. Understand it. Live it.
The Al-Bayaan Curriculum
Our curriculum has been designed to help children recite the Qur'an, understand their religion and access the language of revelation — while developing the character and confidence to live what they learn.
Recite • Perfect • Memorise
The Qur'an is at the heart of Al-Bayaan Academy.
Every Saturday morning is dedicated to Qur'an learning. Students are grouped according to their individual Qur'an ability and work through a structured pathway designed to develop confident, accurate and independent recitation.
Building confident recognition and pronunciation of Arabic letters, words and Qur'anic text.
Developing accuracy, fluency and confidence when reading the Qur'an.
Learning correct pronunciation and gradually applying the rules of Tajwīd.
Students memorise according to their individual ability and teacher targets.
Previously memorised Qur'an is continually reviewed so that students retain what they have learnt rather than simply moving forward.
“Every child has individual Qur'an targets.”
Our goal is for every student to develop a lifelong relationship with the Book of Allah.
Recite • Perfect • Memorise
The Qur'an is at the heart of Al-Bayaan Academy.
Every Saturday morning is dedicated to Qur'an learning. Students are grouped according to their individual Qur'an ability and work through a structured pathway designed to develop confident, accurate and independent recitation.
Building confident recognition and pronunciation of Arabic letters, words and Qur'anic text.
Developing accuracy, fluency and confidence when reading the Qur'an.
Learning correct pronunciation and gradually applying the rules of Tajwīd.
Students memorise according to their individual ability and teacher targets.
Previously memorised Qur'an is continually reviewed so that students retain what they have learnt rather than simply moving forward.
“Every child has individual Qur'an targets.”
Our goal is for every student to develop a lifelong relationship with the Book of Allah.
Learning to recite the words of Allah.
Learning the language of revelation.
Learning to understand and live the religion.
Knowledge that shapes
Worship • Character • Identity
Academic Year 2026/27
Term 1
Autumn
Term dates
Saturday 5 September – Sunday 20 December 2026
Winter break (Academy closed)
Saturday 26 December 2026 – Sunday 3 January 2027
Term 2
Spring / Ramadan
Term dates
Saturday 9 January – Sunday 21 March 2027
Ramadan
Teaching continues throughout Ramadan
Eid al-Fitr
Academy closed for Eid al-Fitr
Spring break (Academy closed)
Saturday 27 March – Sunday 4 April 2027
Term 3
Summer
Term dates
Saturday 10 April – Sunday 18 July 2027
Eid al-Adha
Academy closed for Eid al-Adha
End-of-year ceremony
Early July 2027
Weekend Madrasah
Family Fees
Sibling reductions apply to the relevant termly payment arrangement, in line with Al-Bayaan Academy's current fee policy. A family of three children pays £150 in total per payment period.
Parent Partnership
Parents shouldn't have to wait until the end of the year to understand their child's progress. Through the Al-Bayaan Parent Portal families can follow:
The Al-Bayaan Difference
Every child progresses according to their Qur'an ability rather than simply their age.
Students learn through a carefully structured curriculum with clear learning objectives.
Lessons are adapted according to the needs, confidence and abilities of each class.
Learning is reviewed, assessed and monitored throughout the academic year.
Knowledge should influence worship, manners, behaviour and character.
Parents remain connected to their child's progress and learning journey.
Admissions · 2026/27
Places are limited to maintain appropriate class sizes and quality of teaching.
