At the Science Department, we prepare our students to become future leaders. To broaden their horizons, we provide them with opportunities beyond the curriculum; and explore contemporary issues like AI, evolution nanotechnology, genetic engineering, consciousness and material science.
"Allah will raise those who have believed among you and those who were given knowledge, by degrees."
The Noble Qur'an [58: 11]
We also strive to include an Islamic perspective in our discussions, highlighting how Muslim scholars have historically contributed to major scientific advancements and played a key role in the progress of humanity. The Qur’an and the Sunnah offer a framework through which we can appreciate scientific development and human existence, fulfilling our innate desire to seek truth and understand our purpose as human beings.
Many of our students go on to pursue science-related subjects in further and higher education. Former pupils have built successful careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, teaching, engineering, and more—and they often return to school to share their experiences and inspire the next generation.
In 2024, 94% of students attained between a grade 9-7 in Biology, 88% attained between a grade 9-7 in Chemistry, and 88% attained between a grade 9-7 in Physics. You can see our school performance figures for 2024 GCSE exams here.
The curriculum is designed for students to cover a wide range of topics in Biology. These include:
The curriculum is designed for students to cover a wide range of Chemistry topics. These include:
The curriculum is designed for students to cover a wide range of Chemistry topics. These include:
We also provide a range of extracurricular activities and opportunities for learning enrichment. These include our school Science Club, regular school trips and participation in national competitions. More details below:
School trips
National Competitions
