Questions families ask and often ask.
Answers about classes, fees, the Masjid and giving. If your question is not here, call the office on 01257 543786.
What age can my child start?
The Foundation Class welcomes children from Reception age. Children then move on to the Elementary Class.
When do classes run?
Classes run Monday to Friday after school. Foundation Class 4:45pm to 6:30pm; Elementary Class and girls’ Hifz 4:45pm to 6:40pm; boys’ Hifz and Arabic & Islamic Studies 4:45pm to 7:45pm. The Sisters’ Sanah Course is on Wednesdays, 5:00pm to 6:30pm. The full table is on Parents’ Information.
How much are the fees?
Annual fees are £320 for Naazirah five days a week, or £250 for up to three days a week; Hifz £560 for girls and £600 for boys; and £100 for the Sanah course. See fees and payment.
Is there a limit on fees for families?
Yes. The most a family pays in a year is £1,500, however many children attend.
How do I pay the fees?
The annual fee can be paid in three equal instalments, in September, February and June, by standing order. For any question about fees, please contact the Academy office.
How do I apply for a place?
Open the class on the Education page and press “Ask about a place”, or call the office on 01257 543786. We will get back to you about places and the next steps.
When are the Madrasah holidays?
The November break runs from Friday 13 November (last day) to Monday 30 November 2026 (classes reopen). All the 2026–27 dates are on Parents’ Information. Term dates can change, so please check the website for updates.
Are there classes for adults and sisters?
Yes. The Sisters’ Sanah Course runs on Wednesdays, the Weekday Short Lessons are open to all during term time, and Islamic Crash Courses are announced here when they are planned.
Can I visit the Masjid?
Visitors are warmly welcome at Masjid Ibraheem on Park Road, Chorley. Daily prayer and jama’ah times are on the Masjid Ibraheem page.
How can I support the Academy?
You can donate online by card, once or monthly, and add Gift Aid if you are a UK taxpayer, or give by bank transfer. Sadaqah, Qardh Hasan (interest-free loans) and support for building and educational projects are all welcome; please contact the office about loans.