Jamiatul Ummah School

56 Bigland Street, London, E1 2ND

Senior school in London.

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Age range
11–16
Co-ed status
Boys
Number of students
190
Day / boarding
Day only
Religious affiliation
Muslim
Average fees
£6,120 (annual, inc. VAT)
Has a nursery
No

Fee profile

Pre-Reception —
Reception —
Year 1 —
Year 2 —
Year 3 —
Year 4 —
Year 5 —
Year 6 —
Year 7 £6,120
Year 8 £6,120
Year 9 £6,120
Year 10 £6,120
Year 11 £6,120
Year 12 —
Year 13 —

Bursaries

No

Scholarships

Yes

A-level results

No A-level results are currently published for this school.

Admissions

Admissions at Jamiatul Ummah School are designed to feel direct, practical and fairly purposeful, with families thinking about boys' secondary-school readiness and Muslim ethos at the same time. The process focuses on whether the pupil will thrive in a clearly values-shaped environment rather than on a polished performance of selectivity.

How the school describes itself

  • Jamiatul Ummah School is faith-centred, disciplined and academically purposeful and treats values and learning as parts of the same project.

Parents like

  • Will suit families seeking a boys' Muslim secondary school with clear expectations, community fit and a purposeful tone.

Inspection snapshot

Published information is strongest when read through the school's Islamic ethos and boys' secondary identity, so parents will want to see how values, discipline and academic focus meet in day-to-day school life. A visit matters because tone and expectations are easier to judge in person.

Jamiatul Ummah School

Senior school in London.

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How the school describes itself

  • Jamiatul Ummah School is faith-centred, disciplined and academically purposeful and treats values and learning as parts of the same project.

Fee profile

Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.

Year 7£6,120
Year 8£6,120
Year 9£6,120
Year 10£6,120
Year 11£6,120

Parents like

  • Will suit families seeking a boys' Muslim secondary school with clear expectations, community fit and a purposeful tone.

Admissions

Admissions at Jamiatul Ummah School are designed to feel direct, practical and fairly purposeful, with families thinking about boys' secondary-school readiness and Muslim ethos at the same time. The process focuses on whether the pupil will thrive in a clearly values-shaped environment rather than on a polished performance of selectivity.

Scholarships

Scholarships are not the headline here. The stronger attraction is a boys' Muslim day school in east London where community, values and serious study all matter.

Bursaries

Inspection snapshot

Published information is strongest when read through the school's Islamic ethos and boys' secondary identity, so parents will want to see how values, discipline and academic focus meet in day-to-day school life. A visit matters because tone and expectations are easier to judge in person.

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