Jamiatul Ummah School underwent a full three-day Ofsted inspection and was judged to be Outstanding in all areas including quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, and leadership and management.
Jamiatul Ummah School
Jamiatul Ummah School provides a comprehensive Islamic education combined with the National Curriculum, focusing on high academic achievement and strong community values.
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Independent co-ed senior school in Tower Hamlets for ages 11–16. Selective entry, lower fees than the London average.
- Families seeking a senior school for ages 11–16, with thinking already on 11+ or 13+ entry.
- Families who prefer a co-educational setting over single-sex.
- Children who can demonstrate strong academics at entry assessment — this is a selective school.
- Families looking for an independent option below the London average for fees.
- Selective entry — assume some form of assessment at the relevant entry point. Plan tutoring or familiarisation early if needed.
- SEND provision isn't documented in our profile. If your child has an EHCP or specific learning needs, ask admissions about case-by-case capacity before applying.
AdmissionsApplication timeline
Application timeline
- Oct30Registration closesNext
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Fees & costFees
Fees
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Financial supportBursaries & Scholarships
Bursaries & Scholarships
What sets it apartDistinctive features
Distinctive features
Islamic education with National Curriculum
Hifz/‘Alimiyyah tuition included
Selective admissions
Outstanding GCSE results
High community engagement
Beyond the classroomActivities & co-curricular
Activities & co-curricular
sport
academic club
service
other
OutcomesLatest exam results
Latest exam results
DestinationsWhere leavers go
Where leavers go
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CurriculumQualifications offered
Qualifications offered
In the newsRecent coverage
Recent coverage
Registration closes 30 Oct 2026 (11+)
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What kind of child is Jamiatul Ummah School best for?+
Jamiatul Ummah School suits: Families seeking a senior school for ages 11–16, with thinking already on 11+ or 13+ entry; Families who prefer a co-educational setting over single-sex; Children who can demonstrate strong academics at entry assessment — this is a selective school; Families looking for an independent option below the London average for fees.
How much are the fees at Jamiatul Ummah School?+
Day fees at Jamiatul Ummah School are around £6,120 per year in 2026-27. Extras such as lunches, uniform and trips are on top.
When is the next open day at Jamiatul Ummah School?+
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How does admissions work?+
Jamiatul Ummah School is selective. Expect an entrance assessment at each entry point.
Does Jamiatul Ummah School support SEND?+
We don't hold SEND details for Jamiatul Ummah School. Ask admissions early if your child has additional needs.
What ages does Jamiatul Ummah School take?+
Jamiatul Ummah School takes pupils from age 11 to 16.
Is Jamiatul Ummah School a day or boarding school?+
Jamiatul Ummah School is a day school.
Is Jamiatul Ummah School co-educational or single-sex?+
Jamiatul Ummah School is a boys' school.
Where is Jamiatul Ummah School?+
Jamiatul Ummah School is in Tower Hamlets, E1 2ND.
How do I contact admissions at Jamiatul Ummah School?+
Contact Jamiatul Ummah School by email at admin@jamiatulummah.org.uk or phone on 02077907878.