Ayesha Community School is a faith school that serves the Muslim communities of North London. The school is registered to admit up to 400 pupils from the age of three to 19. Both boys and girls attend the primary department of the school, but the secondary department is for girls only. The school opened in 2006. This was the school’s fourth standard inspection, the last one being in June 2013. The principal of the school is also the sole proprietor. The school provides a mix of Islamic and secular teaching. Its stated aim is ‘to help children realise their spiritual, moral and academic potential in a welcoming, secure and supportive environment, centred on the Islamic ethos of the school. The school enables pupils to enjoy learning, develop character and competence, and prepare for further education and the responsibilities of adult life in contemporary Britain.’ Inspection report: Ayesha Community School, 3–5 July 2018 Page 8 of 11 The school uses the laboratories at another local school for teaching practical science at key stage 4. The school does not use any alternative provision. The school does not currently have any pupils in the sixth form. Since the previous inspection, the proprietor has reorganised the school’s leadership structure. There are no longer headteachers of the primary and secondary departments. He created new head of department posts during the last academic year. The new post of vice principal was filled in November 2017. A new leader of the early years started in September 2017 and the Nursery class leader started in January 2018.