Noorul Uloom

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School summary

Noorul Uloom is a small Islamic independent school for girls in Blackburn with Darwen, with around 136 pupils on roll. Led by Mrs Imrana Kotwal, it offers a faith-centred education in an intimate setting where each pupil is well known to staff. The school admits girls from age 11 and is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. It suits families seeking a single-sex environment grounded in Islamic values.

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Teaching & academics

The curriculum carries pupils through to GCSE and on to A-level, allowing girls to remain within the same setting from entry to the end of sixth form. With a small roll, teaching takes place in modest cohorts where individual attention is more readily given.

Head · Mrs Imrana Kotwal

Sixth form

Qualifications offered

A-level

School life & ethos

Religious character
Islam
Boarding
No

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.