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Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy

Walsall, United KingdomDay school
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Location
Walsall
Age range
4–16
Attendance
Day school

About Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy

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Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy offers a nurturing and inclusive environment where students are encouraged to thrive academically and personally. With a strong...

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Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy is an independent Islamic secondary school for girls aged 11-16 in Walsall. We provide inspirational education within a safe, supportive Islamic environment.

School life and highlights in the catalogue

  • Muslim foundation

Education and school life

Education levels
Pre-Prep, Prep, Senior, Sixth Form
Age range
4–16
Attendance
Day school
Pupil intake
Co-educational
School type
Mainstream
Headteacher / principal
Mrs Rumela Begum
Religious ethos
Muslim
Listed inspectorate
Ofsted

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Scholarships / bursaries
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Pupil information

Total pupils
170
Boys
41 · 24.12%
Girls
129 · 75.88%
Pupils receiving SEN support
10 · 5.88%
Pupils with an EHCP
0 · 0%

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Tuition and costs

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Questions in the school directory

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What type of school is Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy?

Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy is a co-educational independent mainstream school for pupils aged 4 to 16, located near Walsall in West Midlands. The school offers education from Pre-Prep through to Sixth Form, with pathways leading to GCSEs and A Levels.

How do I apply to Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy?

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What age do pupils join Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy?

Pupils usually join Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy between the ages of 4-16, with some variation depending on the year group.

Is Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy a day or boarding school?

Pupils at Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy can attend as day.

Is Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy selective?

Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy is a non-selective independent school. Admissions may include assessments and interviews where applicable.

School location and enquiries

Street address
154- 160 Wednesbury Road, Palfrey
Town / locality
Walsall
County
West Midlands
Region
West Midlands
Postcode
WS1 4JJ
Country
United Kingdom

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Enquire about this schoolView the school location154- 160 Wednesbury Road, Palfrey, Walsall, West Midlands, WS1 4JJ

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