Iqra Academy

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School summary

Iqra Academy is a small independent girls' school in Peterborough with an Islamic religious character, educating around 94 pupils. Its intimate scale means classes are likely to be small, allowing pupils to be known well by staff. Entry begins at age 11, with an 11+ admissions process in place. The school is led by headteacher Mr Michael Wright and is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate.

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Teaching & academics

Pupils work towards GCSEs, with BTEC qualifications also offered, giving girls both academic and more vocationally focused routes. The school's modest size lends itself to close attention and individual support through the secondary years.

Head · Mr Michael Wright

Sixth form

Qualifications offered

BTEC

School life & ethos

Religious character
Islam
Boarding
No

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A small faith-based girls' school for families seeking a close-knit Islamic setting in Peterborough, with both GCSE and BTEC pathways on offer.

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Iqra Academy 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.