Al-Zahra School

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School summary

Al-Zahra School is a small independent girls' school in Brent, Greater London, with around 115 pupils on roll. Its intimate scale means classes are small and pupils are known individually, which can suit girls who flourish with close attention. Faith and language sit at the heart of the curriculum, with Arabic taught throughout. Inspected by the ISI, the school admits girls at 11 and prepares them to GCSE.

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Inspection reports

Last inspected
22 May 2025
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Teaching & academics

Teaching runs to GCSE across a broad academic core, including the three separate sciences of Biology, Chemistry and Physics alongside Mathematics, English Language and English Literature. Religious Studies and Arabic feature prominently, reflecting the school's faith ethos, and pupils can also take subjects such as Computing and Business Studies. With more than a fifth of pupils on SEN support, the small setting allows teaching to be tailored to individual needs.

Languages

Arabic

GCSE subjects

Religious StudiesPhysicsMathematicsEnglish LiteratureEnglish LanguageComputer Studies/ComputingChemistryBusiness StudiesBiologyArabic

Head · Mrs Zamina Rizvi

School life & ethos

Boarding
No
SEN support
22.61%
EHC plans
0%

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Al-Zahra School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.