Find their voicePublic Speaking & Debate
Structure, delivery and nerve. Children speak weekly, are filmed, and watch themselves improve.
A full education, one subject, or a skill worth making time for. Find the learning that fits your child—and the shape that fits your week.
Live teaching · A purposeful pace · Work worth showing


Choose a subject to strengthen, or a short course that ends in something your child can show.
17 learning options
Find their voiceStructure, delivery and nerve. Children speak weekly, are filmed, and watch themselves improve.
A daily recitation habit with correct makhraj, built patiently. Not a hifz race.
Letters and vocabulary to reading meaning, so the Qur’an is heard rather than only recited.
Aqidah, sirah and everyday fiqh taught as a way of living, not a list to memorise.
Reading fluency, expressive writing and speaking with a voice that carries.
Strong expression and pride in our language, its poetry and its heritage.
Mastery-based: a child moves on when they truly understand, not when the calendar says so.
Hands-on investigation at home, written up as observation, reasoning and conclusion.
Our story and the world’s, read with judgement rather than swallowed whole.
From Scratch builds to real computational thinking, one working project at a time.
Structure, delivery and nerve. Children speak weekly, are filmed, and watch themselves improve.
From a blank page to a finished piece: planning, drafting, cutting and rewriting like a real writer.
Logic before syntax. Children build things that run, then learn why they run.
How to use AI wisely, honestly and Islamically, and how to recognise what is not safe.
A short, focused run to establish a daily recitation habit that survives the intensive.
Honesty, patience and kindness practised as weekly real-life missions, verified at home.
Asking good questions, weighing evidence, and disagreeing with adab.
Halal earning concepts, saving, responsibility and practical independence.
The same teaching and care, whether Sumayyah holds the whole school day or one part of the week.
Sumayyah is your child’s school. Core academics, Qur’an and character, and future skills in one timetable, taught live and practised at home.
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.
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.
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.
A single skill taught properly over a set number of weeks, with something finished at the end. Enrol in one without joining anything larger.
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.
A short, intensive holiday programme: character, public speaking, wonder science, coding and digital safety, ending in a showcase in front of families.
Tell us about your child. We’ll discuss the class, teacher and timetable, and give you the fee in writing before you decide.
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