Imam Muhammad Adam Institute Boys School

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School summary

A small independent school in Leicester, the Imam Muhammad Adam Institute educates around 229 pupils and offers a close-knit setting where individual attention is easier to come by. Entry begins at age 11, and pupils work towards GCSE qualifications. The school is led by Head Mr Fahim Sader and is inspected by the ISI. Its modest size may suit families who value a more personal environment over the scale of a larger institution.

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Teaching & academics

Teaching is geared towards GCSE qualifications, the recognised benchmark for this stage of secondary education. With a roll of just over 200, class sizes are likely to remain manageable, allowing teachers to keep a close eye on each pupil's progress.

Head · Mr Fahim Sader

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No

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Imam Muhammad Adam Institute Boys School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.