Independent

Al Islah Girls' High School

BLACKBURN, Lancashire, North West · BB1 1TF

Al Islah Girls' High School is a small independent school for girls in Blackburn, with around 154 pupils on roll. Its intimate size means each year group is modest, allowing staff to know pupils well. As a fee-paying school admitting at age 11, it appeals to families seeking a single-sex setting within a close community. Parents should weigh the school's academic results, which sit below national averages, against the pastoral and faith-based environment it offers.

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Overview & data

Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Pupils: 154
Location: BLACKBURN, Lancashire, North West
Website: www.alislah.org.uk

Entrance & admissions

Entry age: 11

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Latest results

Attainment 8

39.6

National average 46.9

GCSE grade 5+ (English & Maths)

23%

National average 47%

Teaching & academics

Recent results place the school below national benchmarks: its average Attainment 8 score is 39.6, against a national figure of 46.9, and 23% of pupils achieve grade 5 or above in English and Maths, compared with 47% nationally. These figures suggest that academic outcomes are an area families will want to explore closely during visits. The small cohort does, however, allow for individual attention that headline numbers cannot capture.