Frequently Asked Questions

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 We accept students from Nursery (age 4) up to Grade 6 (age 12), providing a solid foundation in both academics and faith-based education. 

 Our bilingual curriculum is delivered in both Arabic and English, ensuring fluency and confidence in reading, writing, and communication in both languages. 

 All students at Madawi receive daily Qur’anic lessons, including Tahfiz (memorisation) and Hadith studies, alongside their regular academic subjects. This integrated approach nurtures both spiritual and intellectual growth. 

 Yes, at present the Quranic memorisation boarding branch is only available for boys, due to space limitations. We hope to expand this offering in the future. 

 Students in the memorisation branch are housed in dedicated boarding quarters, designed to support a structured, safe, and spiritually focused learning environment. 

 Our curriculum is carefully structured to give equal importance to both secular and Islamic education. Students receive dedicated time for religious studies, while continuing to meet academic benchmarks in core subjects like Math, Science, and Language. 

 Classes run from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, Saturday to Wednesday. Our academic year follows a standard calendar with term breaks, national holidays, and religious observances. 

 Moral education is woven into daily life at Madawi. We teach Islamic manners (akhlaq), responsibility, and community values, and regularly reinforce positive behavior through assemblies, stories, and teacher guidance. 

 All our teachers hold relevant university degrees, along with professional teaching certifications such as HTC (Higher Teaching Certificate) and PTC (Primary Teaching Certificate). 

 We host PTA (Parent–Teacher Association) meetings each term, giving parents an active role in their child’s education and the wider school community. 

To apply, parents may complete the application form online or in person. Required documents include proof of age, nationality/residency, and any previous school records. An interview or assessment may also be part of the process. 

 Not at this time. Parents are currently responsible for arranging transportation to and from school. 

 We take safety seriously, with supervised facilities, secure boarding quarters, and trained staff present at all times. Health, hygiene, and emotional well-being are regularly monitored to ensure a safe and supportive environment. 

 We follow a fair, respectful, and Islamic approach to discipline. Students are guided to take responsibility for their actions, and we use positive reinforcement, clear rules, and restorative practices to support personal growth and accountability.