We are an Islamic Science school for ages 3 to 11 that fosters curiosity and creativity in a nurturing Islamic environment.  

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About Oak Tree Primary School

Oak Tree Primary School is situated in a listed building, nestled within a leafy green pocket of South-West London, opposite Mitcham Cricket Green. 

Our school differs from the traditional Islamic schools where Islamic studies and Quran are taught separately to the National Curriculum subjects.    

Our vision is to develop a Muslim generation capable of analytical and critical thinking who will strive to fulfil their role positively and proudly in a multicultural Britain.   We seek to achieve this by offering a curriculum where Islamic teachings are fully integrated with the National Curriculum, by constructing our lesson plans such that an Islamic value or teaching is a theme within our lessons, whether it be English, Geography, History, Science or PHSE.  These Islamic values are then reinforced throughout school life, whether through school assemblies, themed days or weeks, or enrichment activities.  Our children are empowered to discover themselves through Islam, achieve wholeness, spirituality and develop social consciousness, naturally choosing to be proud Muslims who give back to society. 

We are proud to be a part of the Gardens of Jannah Trust federation of schools who also follow the same pioneering curriculum. 

“As Muslims living in the UK we are part of the fabric of society. Islamic schools are of key importance to help develop a sense of belonging and a confident Muslim identity in our children. It is fantastic to see Oak Tree Primary School providing a nurturing environment that fosters both academic and religious excellence.”

Sheikh Dr Saalim Al-Azhari

Testimonials

  • "Oak Tree is another home away from home. My children have settled fast, are happy and love their teachers. My daughter was elected a Mental Health Ambassador which she is very excited about and I was pleased to hear from her there is a Calm Room for children to visit at lunch time."

    Iqbal Hussian

  • "In the last two terms my children have visited the local library, BBC Earth, a local museum, the local park and the Science Museum, and I heard the older children went on an inspiring trip to Cambridge University. I am very pleased with the regularity and variety of educational trips. "

    Aminah Ulhaq

  • "As an Oak Tree mum I can say that I am very pleased with the new curriculum. My daughters are thriving with the way the school has established a positive classroom atmosphere. The lessons are well structured and we have noticed a huge change in our youngest who is in Reception, she is coming home with new knowledge everyday…especially about space the current topic! Both my daughters are very happy and with the help and support of the school are making great progress."

    Ayesha Bashir

  • "When I first read through the Islamic studies curriculum documentation for Oak Tree and Gardens of Jannah Trust, I was blown away. I could see how it intended to integrate a comprehensive understanding of the Quran, Sunnah, and Islamic teachings. It showed a holistic approach to education, and nurturing not only intellectual development but also moral and ethical values. Traditional subjects like Science, History, Maths and English all having elements of Islamic concepts and values. Providing children with the foundations of the deen. Making Islam a way of life. "

    Mona Afridi