Islamia School for Girls'
School summary
A small independent girls' school in the London borough of Brent, Islamia School for Girls' educates around 119 pupils within an Islamic faith setting. Its modest size suggests an intimate environment where pupils are likely to be known well by staff. Entry begins at age 11, and the school prepares girls towards GCSE qualifications. It is led by headteacher Mr Amzad Ali and inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate.
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Teaching & academics
Teaching is geared towards GCSE, the qualification on offer to pupils as they move through the school. With fewer than 120 girls on roll, class sizes are likely to be small, allowing for close attention to individual progress.
Head · Mr Amzad Ali
School life & ethos
- Religious character
- Islam
- Boarding
- No
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Islamia School for Girls' 11+: frequently asked questions
Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.