A place I will never forget. My home. My Jaamia.
Having studied at this institute, I can honestly say that this has been the best institute I have studied at to-date. The staff and management instill within students a vision and purpose of life & what they aspire to be whilst inside and outside (after graduating and returning/giving back to their respective communities). Staff are supportive of students and encourage them to grow and excel in every area. The school provides students with a multitude of skills, opportunities and great experiences; but unfortunately some students and families fail to utilise these, and point fingers at the staff and school - when in reality they should be analysing themselves. Finally, if your child has a vision (or you have a vision for your child!), and you are a supportive parent/guardian - then this is an outstanding place to enrol your daughter, who will be extremely fortunate to study here.
I have had such a bad experience. staff don't even know how to talk nicely to chilldren or families and the headteacher thinks that her staff are always going to be the right ones. All they do is scare children. We did a really bad mistake by sending our daughter there. If they want to follow islam then islam dosent teach, scream at chilldren when its not even their fault and after that write a false report.
Don't make the mistake of sending your children to this school. I had the worst possible experience here and I know other students who suffer from mental trauma because of this place, you'll only ruin your children more, they will be attracted to doing wrong rather than right, they'll want to retaliate and rebel, they'll be hidden from the world and won't know how to stand on their own two feet once out there. You won't learn the true way of life here trust me and let ur children go to a state school so they'll have a normal upbringing and if you want them to be an alimah yourself either send them to a local mosque that runs the course or become one yourself.
Staff have a really bad and disrespectful attitude towards families but also the students. If you want to follow the prophet saws example, you should inspire and instill love in the hearts of your students, not frighten and patronize them. Most of the teachers are young and under qualified with no social skills whatsoever. I think the school could be a great place if they stopped emotionally abusing pupils and treating everyone with respect.
Jaamiatul Imaam Muhammad Zakaria is a UK School based in Clayton, Yorkshire and the Humber. Jaamiatul Imaam Muhammad Zakaria is located at Thornton View Rd, Clayton, Bradford BD14 6JX, UK.
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