At Al Hikmah, pupils become good Muslims. They learn readiness for life in modern Britain. Both the Islamic and secular curriculum teach pupils tolerance and kindness. Boys know a great deal about British society and values. They develop a strong understanding of cultures different to their own. For example, pupils talk articulately about their knowledge of, and respect for, different religions. A typical comment about an educational visit was, ‘It made me proud to be a British Muslim.’ Pupils understand and demonstrate leaders’ high expectations. They are eager for knowledge and produce high-quality work. Boys conduct themselves in lessons and around the school with maturity. Boys describe the school community as a family. They are happy and safe. Boys benefit from nurturing relationships with staff. Pupils support each other through difficulties. During discussions, they take turns courteously. Pupils are notably polite and friendly. Boys develop exemplary attributes. They build confidence and character through the many meaningful opportunities provided. Pupils make speeches in front of large audiences and speak on local radio. They complete effective charity work, such as raising money for the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Boys take pride in making a positive difference to the world.
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