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Intro to IFE
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FAQ Bangladesh
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London East Academy
 The community has for some time expected that the leadership of the British Muslims who live in this part of London initiate an institution that becomes a flag bearer of standards, and contributes towards the preparation of a new generation of Alims and Da'ees for Europe. The institution hopes to play a part in creating these leaders for the growing Muslim community, who can serve Allah (swt) and His creation and draw inspiration from the main sources of Islam. They will be people who can influence, rather than follow the tide of the times.
To achieve this goal, the Academy intends to follow a balanced curriculum with due emphasis to Islamic Sciences, Arabic and the National Curriculum. In addition, it will create an environment through extra curricular activities and examples set by all involved, in which students will strive to achieve their full potential - academically, spiritually and socially. Students, after graduating from the Academy, will have gained the necessary skills to be able to pursue further and higher education, both in home and abroad.
London East Academy is a humble realisation of a noble vision. The history of Islam bears witness that the value of quality supersedes the force of quantity - when quality takes root, quantity follows. We request parents who share our vision to come forward to join fully with the staff and the management in sincerity, commitment and dedication. Together we can strive to build an institute to develop the leaders of the future, who will stand with esteem and glory while remaining deeply rooted in Islam's sources and history.
OUR VISION
The London East Academy aims to contribute towards the preparation of a new generation of Alims and Da'ees for Europe who could fulfil their duties to the Creator and His creation as responsible citizens. We will endeavour to achieve our vision by providing a broad and balanced education based on Islamic ethos. We will ensure that every student reaches the highest possible levels of academic, spiritual and social achievements in a secure and inspiring learning environment… InshaAllah.
OUR STUDENTS
The Academy caters for boys aged between 11 and 16 years old from different backgrounds. We use a set of selection criteria to ensure that the Academy is able to meet the needs of individual students.
ADMISSION CRITERIA
Applications are welcome from all sections of the community, and applicants are admitted using the following selection criteria:
parental aspiration and commitment towards the vision of the Academy;
a commitment from parents to be an active partner to the Academy;
students who are able to read and have memorised equivalent to one Juz (1/30th) from the Qur'an;
students who have attended a school with similar vision;
students who have attained at least level 4 in Key Stage 2 SATs for English, Maths and Science, and;
the most recent school report confirming at least 95% attendance and punctuality with good behaviour.
In addition, all applicants are required to take and pass an entry test. The Academy maintains a waiting list.
FEES & CONTRIBUTIONS
The London East Academy is an independent, non-profit making institution dependent on financial contribution from parents and well-wishers. Parents are offered a range of methods to pay the fees that is agreed on an annual basis by the Governing Body. Concession is made to those who pay the full sum in advance or have more than one child at the Academy.
RESOURCES
Located in the modern purpose built London Muslim Centre (a project of the East London Mosque), the Academy provides the highest quality in resources and facilities. Students are taught by a team of qualified and highly motivated staff who are committed to Islamic values. The expertise and experience of the staff forms the foundation of the quality of teaching and learning. A Governing Body drawn from various fields of expertise supports the staff. It includes representation from staff, parents and the community. The Academy is fully equipped with up-to-date resources and apparatus necessary to teach the Islamic and the National Curriculum subjects to a high standard. The purpose built classrooms are equipped with cutting-edge technology that includes interactive white boards. In addition to standard classroom facilities the Academy has:
a purpose built science lab;
fully equipped computer suite;
library with books and audio-visual materials, and;
sports and recreational facilities.
The Academy is situated in one of the largest and vibrant Islamic centres in Europe hosting Muslims and non- Muslims from all over the world. The Academy will capitalise on the premises, activities and the resources of the London Muslim Centre to enrich the student and their environment for teaching and learning.
CURRICULUM
London East Academy offers a broad and balanced curriculum where subjects are taught from Islamic perspectives. The Academy aims to provide the following subjects to GCSE levels with the highest standards:
ISLAMIC SCIENCES
- Qur'an & Tajweed
- Hadith
- Arabic Language
- Aqeedah
- Fiqh
- Seerah
- Islamic History
NATIONAL CURRICULUM
- English (Language & Literature)
- Mathematics
- Science: Chemistry, Biology & Physics
- Information & Communication Technology (ICT) with Business Studies
- Humanities (Geography, History & Social studies)
- Physical Education
- Art and Cultural Studies
- Citizenship and PSHE
WHERE TO FIND US
46-80 Whitechapel Road
London E1 1JX
Tel: 020 7456 7070
Fax: 020 7456 7071
Email: info@leacademy.com
Web: www.londoneastacademy.org.uk
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The Pilgrimage To Makkah |
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Never have I witnessed such sincere hospitality and overwhelming spirit of true brotherhood as is practiced by people of all colors and races here in this ancient Holy Land, the home of Abraham, Muhammad and all the other Prophets of the Holy Scriptures. For the past week, I have been utterly speechless and spellbound by the graciousness I see displayed all around me by people of all colors.
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The Essence of Hajj |
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The significance of Hajj as a pillar of Islam is quite evident from the reward this act of worship brings to its performer. As has been reported from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), the person performing the Hajj is forgiven and purified as if he/she is a newborn baby. Although its importance and formalities are generally known and talked about, its essence, spirit, and impact on a performer?s behavior and personality are not generally understood or remembered.
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