Coding, Robotics & Abacus
Computational thinking and rapid mental calculation, developed from Kindergarten through Primary Year 4.
A full day designed for Qur'an, academics, wellbeing and belonging.
Balance is built into the structure of the GIFTS school day. Gates are open from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm to accommodate early drop-off, after school Madrasah and late pick-up, with a consistent, purposeful rhythm running through the core academic day.
Structure creates space to learnQur'an, academics, rest, meals and community
A day at GIFTS — The daily timetable explained.
While our gates are open from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm, the core academic day follows a consistent, purposeful rhythm.
Full NERDC curriculum alongside Qur'an memorisation
Every school day is divided into ten periods: five for Qur'an and Islamic education, five for mainstream academic subjects. Fridays close the week with Jumuah; Weekend Madrasah runs Saturdays and Sundays, 9:00 am to 1:30 pm.
Alongside enrichment such as Abacus, Diction, Creative Art, Taekwondo, Coding and extracurricular activities, this rhythm keeps every day active, purposeful and joyful.
Enrichment & competitions — A GIFTS education extends beyond the core curriculum.
Taekwondo
Discipline, fitness and self-defence skills, built through a structured martial arts programme.
Qur'an, Quiz, Debate & Spelling Bee
Four flagship competitions rotate through the calendar, alongside Interhouse Sports Day.
Pastoral care — Every child is known, individually.
Small class groups allow qualified, experienced teachers to monitor each pupil's academic, spiritual and emotional progress closely, with patience and genuine care.
- Individual attention in small class groups
- Regular reporting alongside PTA meetings
- Balanced, nutritious meals and physical activity
- Our office is always available to parents for questions or concerns
- Sick bay and first aid clinic attended by trained staff
A community, not only a classroomMovement, friendship and care
Discipline with dignity — Firm in standard. Gentle in method.
The school practises positive discipline. Corrective measures may include counselling, reflective activities or parental involvement, always guided by fairness, compassion and dignity.
Corporal punishment is prohibited.
Corporal punishment and all forms of physical abuse are strictly prohibited at GIFTS.
Islamic conduct and values are promoted; sectarian division, extremism and hate speech have no place in the school.
Bullying, intimidation, harassment and exclusion are not tolerated; concerns are investigated fairly and promptly.
Corrective measures and any concerns are addressed together with parents.
Technology policy — Purposeful use, under guidance.
School technology and AI tools are used solely for educational purposes, under guidance, to build genuine understanding.
Personal devices
Personal electronic devices are not permitted without authorisation.
Smart boards
Interactive smart boards are used in every classroom, alongside printed pupils' notes.
Computer laboratory
Modern computers support the school's Coding, Robotics and Information Technology curriculum.
Responsible AI use
School technology and AI tools are used solely for educational purposes, under guidance.
School uniform guide — A daily expression of our identity.
Every pupil is expected to be in the correct uniform for each day of the week, clearly labelled and well maintained. Uniforms are supplied directly by the school at registration.
Monday & Tuesday
- Standard school uniform in GIFTS green
- Worn with Hijab and black socks
- Trousers worn by boys from Primary Year 1 upward
Wednesday & Thursday
- Wednesday: sports wear with white canvas shoes for PE and extracurricular activities
- Thursday: Taekwondo uniform (Dobok) with tennis shoes and white socks
Friday & additional notes
- Friday: standard school uniform, in readiness for Jumuah
- Cardigan worn during cooler mornings
- Well-polished black school shoes at all times
- All items clearly labelled with the pupil's name
Where to purchase
Uniforms are supplied directly by the school at registration, ensuring consistency in colour, fit and quality across all classes.
Ask before enrolling — Want to see the routine in person?
Arrange a visit to meet the team, see the facilities and ask about readiness, pastoral support and the uniform guide.