Islamic Curriculum
Islamic Curriculum
At Greenview Islamic International School, our values-based learning approach is firmly rooted in Islamic education. The foundation of our Islamic curriculum is designed to nurture faith, character and critical thinking. It empowers pupils to live by Islamic principles with sincerity and confidence.
We incorporate the Teach Your Child Islaam – At-Tawheed series as a core component of our programme. Lessons are delivered using critical thinking strategies aligned with Cambridge teaching methodologies, ensuring a holistic and engaging learning experience.
Our curriculum follows the teachings of Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama’ah, based exclusively on the school of Imam Ash-Shaafi’ee. Core subjects such as At-Tawheed, Seerah and Fiqh are taught in English to ensure accessibility and understanding for all pupils.
By Year 11, all secondary pupils sit for the Cambridge O Level Islamiyat, an internationally recognised qualification. This course offers a broad and balanced study of Islam, encouraging both practical application and theoretical understanding. It equips pupils with lifelong knowledge and a clear grasp of the major beliefs and early history of Islam, while also being widely accepted by leading universities and employers.
Arabic is also a key element of our curriculum. Pupils with a strong interest in the language are encouraged to pursue the Cambridge IGCSE First Language Arabic in Year 11. This syllabus is designed to develop clear, accurate and effective communication in Arabic.
At Greenview, Islamic education is not an addition. It is the heart of who we are. We aim to develop young Muslims who are grounded in their faith, strong in character and prepared to contribute meaningfully to the world around them.