Al-Falah Primary School

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School summary

Al-Falah Primary School is a small, fee-paying independent school in Hackney, with around 105 pupils on its roll. Its modest size lends itself to a close-knit, family feel where staff are likely to know each child well. Around 11 per cent of pupils receive SEN support, suggesting a setting accustomed to accommodating a range of learning needs. The school is led by headteacher Mr Mohammad Abu Hussain and is inspected by the ISI.

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Teaching & academics

As an ISI-inspected independent school, Al-Falah operates within the standards framework that governs the independent sector. The small roll allows for low pupil numbers per class, which tends to support more individual attention. With over one in ten pupils receiving SEN support, the school appears geared towards helping children with additional needs alongside their peers.

Head · Mr Mohammad Abu Hussain

School life & ethos

Boarding
No
SEN support
11.43%
EHC plans
0.95%

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.