Noorul Uloom is a welcoming and happy school where pupils flourish. Leaders and staff have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour. Pupils try their best and do well. Pupils really enjoy coming to school. They appreciate the small family atmosphere. Pupils who spoke with inspectors said that they feel safe. They said that staff are approachable and caring. Pupils behave extremely well. They are polite and well mannered. Pupils, and students in the sixth form, have extremely positive relationships with each other and their teachers. Classrooms are calm places to learn. Pupils know that staff will help them if they have a concern about bullying or name-calling. Students in the sixth form are excellent role models for younger pupils. They make a positive contribution to the school. Alongside Islamic studies and GCSE subjects, pupils take part in many clubs and enjoy visiting museums, a farm and a zoo. Pupils and students develop a strong appreciation of life in modern Britain. They spoke enthusiastically about the voluntary work that they do in the local community and a recent visit to a magistrates’ court. Parents and carers have positive views of the school. One typical comment was: ‘Staff help girls to reach their full potential and look after their academic, social and spiritual needs well.’