Choose the subject.
Then choose the shape.
Every subject below can be taken inside a full-year timetable or on its own after school, in a small live cohort or one-to-one. Pick what your child needs; we will tell you honestly if they need something else.
One school, two commitments.
The teaching is the same. What differs is how much of your child's week it holds.
The Full Academy
Sumayyah is your child’s school. Core academics, Qur’an and character, and future skills in one timetable, taught live and practised at home.
- ✓Live cohort days each week with a named anchor teacher
- ✓The full subject spread, not a patchwork of tutors
- ✓Weekly home missions verified by parents
- ✓Portfolio Passport and a monthly parent report
Who it suits: Families schooling at home who want structure, teaching and a record they can show.
Start this trackThe After-School Academy
Your child keeps their school. Sumayyah adds the subject support and the skills their school day has no room for, in cohorts, one-to-one, or a short course.
- ✓Pick single subjects rather than a whole timetable
- ✓Evening slots for Pakistan, weekend slots for families abroad
- ✓One-to-one where a child needs the pace to be their own
- ✓The same portfolio record, kept for whatever they take
Who it suits: Families happy with their school who want stronger subjects, Qur’an, or confidence and voice.
Start this trackFour formats. Same teachers.
A format is not a tier. A child in a one-to-one class is not buying a better teacher, they are buying a different pace.
Small live cohorts
A small group of children at a similar stage, taught live by a teacher who knows each of them by name. Children hear each other reason, and answer for their own thinking.
Best for children who grow through discussion and a little healthy company.
One-to-one classes
A private class built around one child: their pace, their gaps, their timetable. Common for Qur’an and for a subject that needs rebuilding from the foundation up.
Best where a child needs the pace, or the timetable, to be entirely their own.
Short courses
A single skill taught properly over a set number of weeks, with something finished at the end. Enrol in one without joining anything larger.
Best for a specific skill, a speaker, a writer or a coder, inside a set commitment.
Exam & board readiness
Focused preparation for board and Cambridge routes: the syllabus, past-paper discipline, written technique and exam temperament, built over a term rather than a panic.
Best for older learners with a dated exam and a real target in front of them.
Nine subjects, taught properly.
Taken together they are a full academic year. Taken singly they are the after-school support a school day rarely has room for.
Qur’an & Tajwid
A daily recitation habit with correct makhraj, built patiently. Not a hifz race.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Arabic
Letters and vocabulary to reading meaning, so the Qur’an is heard rather than only recited.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Islamic Studies
Aqidah, sirah and everyday fiqh taught as a way of living, not a list to memorise.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
English
Reading fluency, expressive writing and speaking with a voice that carries.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Urdu
Strong expression and pride in our language, its poetry and its heritage.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Mathematics
Mastery-based: a child moves on when they truly understand, not when the calendar says so.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Science
Hands-on investigation at home, written up as observation, reasoning and conclusion.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
History & Geography
Our story and the world’s, read with judgement rather than swallowed whole.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Computing & Coding
From Scratch builds to real computational thinking, one working project at a time.
Available as: Cohort or one-to-one
Skills a timetable keeps postponing.
Each runs for a fixed number of weeks and ends in something finished. Enrol in one on its own; nothing larger is required.
Public Speaking & Debate
Structure, delivery and nerve. Children speak weekly, are filmed, and watch themselves improve.
Ends with: A recorded final speech, delivered to families.
Creative & Academic Writing
From a blank page to a finished piece: planning, drafting, cutting and rewriting like a real writer.
Ends with: A polished portfolio piece, edited through three drafts.
Coding: Scratch to Python
Logic before syntax. Children build things that run, then learn why they run.
Ends with: A working project the child demonstrates live.
AI Adab & Digital Safety
How to use AI wisely, honestly and Islamically, and how to recognise what is not safe.
Ends with: A completed set of AI-safety scenarios.
Qur’an Habit Intensive
A short, focused run to establish a daily recitation habit that survives the intensive.
Ends with: A recitation recording and a habit that continues.
Character & Akhlaq Lab
Honesty, patience and kindness practised as weekly real-life missions, verified at home.
Ends with: A parent-verified mission log.
Research, Reasoning & Debate
Asking good questions, weighing evidence, and disagreeing with adab.
Ends with: A researched argument, presented and defended live.
Life Skills & Money Sense
Halal earning concepts, saving, responsibility and practical independence.
Ends with: A practical life-skills mission, verified at home.
The Discovery Camp, in season.
A holiday programme rather than a route into the school, open to Grades 1 to 8, doing what it has always done: a short, intensive run that ends in front of families.
The Discovery Camp
A short, intensive holiday programme: character, public speaking, wonder science, coding and digital safety, ending in a showcase in front of families.
On fees
Fees depend on the track, the format and how many subjects a child takes, so we do not post one misleading number. You receive the fee, and any scholarship or funded-seat terms, in writing at orientation, before you commit to anything.
Tell us about your child. We will tell you what they need.
Sometimes that is a full timetable. Often it is one subject and a public speaking course. We would rather place a child correctly than enrol them widely.
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