Harrow Primary School is an independent school in the London borough of Harrow. It has an Islamic ethos and religious character. The school’s aims and ethos are built on the core Islamic values of wisdom, respect, tolerance, fairness, generosity, compassion, forgiveness, courage and truth. The school aims to provide a values-based education that is consistent with respect and good citizenship within British society. The proprietor is the Al Ridha Foundation, previously known as the Al Salam Foundation. The trustees changed the name in 2015 because the foundation was frequently confused Inspection report: Harrow Primary School, 10–12 January 2017 Page 9 of 12 with other foundations of the same name. The Department for Education (DfE) have not been informed of this change. The school is registered to admit pupils between the ages of five and 11. It is a mixed school. The school is registered for 130 pupils and there are currently 47 pupils on roll. The school occupies two houses that have been converted for educational use. The houses are separated by the entrance driveway to a large secondary school. The new headteacher had been in post for only one week at the time of the inspection. One of the school buildings is shared with the Salam Nursery, a linked provider with a separate registration. This provider includes provision for children in Nursery and Reception classes. The school was registered by the DfE in May 2012. The last standard inspection was in July 2013.