Hamd House School

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School summary

Hamd House School is a small independent school in Birmingham with an Islamic character, educating around 375 mixed pupils. Led by headteacher Mr Haroon Rashid, it offers a faith-centred environment that may appeal to Muslim families seeking schooling shaped by their values. As an independent school, it is inspected by the ISI. Its modest size lends itself to a close-knit community where pupils are likely to be well known to staff.

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Teaching & academics

Pupils work towards GCSE qualifications, the standard route through secondary education at this stage. With entry beginning at age 11, the school takes pupils through the core years leading up to these public examinations.

Head · Mr Haroon Rashid

School life & ethos

Religious character
Islam
Boarding
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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.