Clear rhythms for study, rest and worship
Daily routines balance Madrasah, school lessons, breaks and supervised study without losing the calm feel of the page.
Campus Experience
Amenities, timetables, boarding and extra-curricular activities at Jamiatul Ilm Wal Huda.
Jamiah provides students with all amenities, security and privacy to ensure a comfortable learning environment. We focus on Islamic education, secular education and spirituality, nurturing students to become effective leaders and exemplary citizens.
‘O youth do work, verily work and action is done in the young age.’ — Hafsah bint Seereen
Daily routines balance Madrasah, school lessons, breaks and supervised study without losing the calm feel of the page.
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Year 7 and 8 students share the third floor. Under-18 students have their own dedicated floor, and over-18 students are housed in the separate Huda building.
A dedicated team of senior staff and boarding assistants are available around the clock to help with any concerns, problems or just a friendly chat.
Students are not permitted to keep phones during the week. Younger students may bring a simple phone (no internet or camera) which is handed out at supervised times throughout the week. Smart phones are allowed for short periods on weekends only. A free student landline is also available 7 days a week.
All boarding students are registered with a local doctor. Jamiah has a medical room where students can rest if feeling unwell. Staff are informed immediately of any illness.
Jamiah has its own laundrette — wash and dry for just £2.50. Self-service machines are accessible during break times. Alternatively, take clothes home on visits.
The on-site tuck shop stocks drinks, snacks, ice cream and stationery. Parents can also order supermarket deliveries directly to Jamiah.
Students can go home every two weeks (or weekly with prior permission) from Saturday lunchtime, returning Sunday by 9:00 pm. Sign-out procedures apply.
Boarders are encouraged to personalise their rooms and boarding areas. Many spaces have been splendidly decorated by the students themselves.
Clubs generally run in evenings and weekends, ideal for boarding students. Non-boarding students can also join with availability.
Every Saturday — entertainment and social skills.
Supervised internet access for study and social purposes.
Football, basketball, cricket and more.
Dedicated slots at a local swimming centre (subject to demand).
Develop creative skills with guided art sessions.
Build creativity through Qur’an recitation, nasheeds and poetry.
Every Saturday — practice public speaking, debate and perform at the Grand Anjuman on Fridays.
Recreational table tennis sessions.
Visits to local cafés and restaurants for social enrichment.
Supervised walks to Blackburn town centre and library visits to build independence.