Gloucestershire Islamic Secondary School; Uk,Gloucester

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Since its establishment in 1994 with two classes (Year’s 7 & 8) and 36 students, Gloucestershire Islamic Secondary School for Girls has developed into a successful secondary school providing a high standard of secular and Islamic education
  1. Provide high quality secular/Islamic education, which is broad, balanced and applicable with the requirements of the National Curriculum.
  2. To acquire a moral attitude to life through conscientious awareness (Taqwa) and practise of Divine Guidance in all their affairs and transactions.
  3. Providing opportunity for each pupil to develop and reach their full potential through the teachings and practice of Islam, so to enforce confidence in their identity as young Muslims.
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Email: info@glosislamicschool.org.uk
Website: www.glosislamicschool.org.uk
Location: Gloucester, UK

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