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Noor Ul Islam Primary School

Noor Ul Islam Primary School offers a nurturing learning environment supporting early development and Islamic values.

Day fees
£6,276
Entry
Interview + ObservationSelective
Updated 4 months ago
At a glance

Key facts

Head
Hussain Shefaar
Gender
Co-ed
Pupils
145
92 girls, 76 boys
Location
Leyton, Waltham Forest
Urban setting
Day or boarding
Day
Age range
4 to 11
Religious ethos
Islam
Entry points
4+, 5+, 7+
Ofsted inspection
Bursaries
Available
Scholarships
Academic
Overview

About Noor Ul Islam Primary School

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is a co-educational day school for children aged 4 to 11 years. The school provides a rich, nurturing learning environment designed to support early development and a love of learning and deen. The school admits children at entry points 4+, 7+, Reception, and Year 1. The school is in demand and operates an admission list with a scoring system and interviews for Reception entry. The school fees for Reception and Years 1-6 are published, with discounts available for siblings and funding support for Reception children through the Free Early Education Entitlement (FEEE).

Our take

Independent co-ed school in Waltham Forest for ages 4–11. Non-selective intake, lower fees than the London average.

Best for
  • Children aged 4–11.
  • Families who prefer a co-educational setting over single-sex.
  • Families who would rather not put their child through a selective entrance assessment.
  • Families looking for an independent option below the London average for fees.
Watch-outs
  • 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.
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Application timeline

  1. TBC
    Open dayTo be confirmed
    By arrangement
    Private Tours Available

Not yet published: registration opens, registration closes, bursary deadline, assessment, interview, offers, acceptance deadline.

Open events

Private tours by arrangement with admissions.

Fees

£6,276per year · Day · 2026-27
Inc. VAT £6,276VAT TBC7 years: £49,570
vs London avg (£24,000)74% below
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Bursaries & Scholarships

Means-tested
No
Scholarships
1
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Activities & co-curricular

sport

Football ClubKarate ClubTennis Club

music

Nasheed Club

drama

Audio Drama Club

academic club

Coding ClubDigital Book ClubFrench ClubLessons from the Prophets and Sahabas ClubMagical Maths ClubMicrobit ClubPhonics ClubSpanish Amigo’s ClubSpanish ClubWacky Science Club

other

Arts and Crafts ClubBrush Calligraphy & Mindful Colouring ClubCanvas ClubCooking and Baking ClubCreative ClubCrochet ClubGames ClubLittle Stars, Islamic Arts & Crafts Themed ClubMehndhi ClubNUIPS Bake Off ClubPlaque ClubSunnah Foods ClubSurvival Club

Facilities

sports

Gilwell Park Activity Centre (off-site)

academic

Annex BuildingComputer SuiteMezzanine Floor Classrooms

wellbeing

Gilwell Park Mosque (off-site)Washrooms

Notable alumni

Rahmah Salahuddin (12 Years), Former Student
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Inspection

Ofsted inspection, 10 Dec 2024

Good
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Term dates 2026/27

Autumn1 Sept 2026 → 18 Dec 2026Half-term 26 Oct 2026–30 Oct 2026
Spring4 Jan 2027 → 2 Apr 2027Half-term 15 Feb 2027–19 Feb 2027
Summer19 Apr 2027 → 16 Jul 2027Half-term 24 May 2027–28 May 2027

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Schools like Noor Ul Islam Primary School

76%

Quwwat Ul Islam Girls' School

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£4,410 – £4,650
73%

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£15,840
69%

Suffah Primary School

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£4,200
67%

Evergreen Primary School

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Fees TBC
65%

Al-Mizan School

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£5,400
65%

Al-Khair School Preparatory School

Croydon · Prep · Ages 4–11
£5,557

Questions parents ask

What kind of child is Noor Ul Islam Primary School best for?+

Noor Ul Islam Primary School suits: Children aged 4–11; Families who prefer a co-educational setting over single-sex; Families who would rather not put their child through a selective entrance assessment; Families looking for an independent option below the London average for fees.

How much are the fees at Noor Ul Islam Primary School?+

Day fees at Noor Ul Islam Primary School are around £6,276 per year in 2026-27. Extras such as lunches, uniform and trips are on top.

When is the next open day at Noor Ul Islam Primary School?+

No dates are listed yet. Save Noor Ul Islam Primary School and we'll email you when booking opens.

How does admissions work?+

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is non-selective. Registration dates vary by entry point.

Does Noor Ul Islam Primary School support SEND?+

We don't hold SEND details for Noor Ul Islam Primary School. Ask admissions early if your child has additional needs.

What ages does Noor Ul Islam Primary School take?+

Noor Ul Islam Primary School takes pupils from age 4 to 11.

Is Noor Ul Islam Primary School a day or boarding school?+

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is a day school.

Is Noor Ul Islam Primary School co-educational or single-sex?+

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is co-educational, taking both boys and girls.

Where is Noor Ul Islam Primary School?+

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is in Waltham Forest, E10 6QW.

How do I contact admissions at Noor Ul Islam Primary School?+

Contact Noor Ul Islam Primary School by phone on 02085588765.

Updated 14 May 2026. Sources: school website, Good Schools Guide, Tatler, Sunday Times Parent Power and Wikipedia.