The club is trying to develop a great respect for the Qu'ran and enable students to become autonomous readers of the Qur'an. pupils will:
•    Be encouraged to utilize the authentic resources’ guidelines in understanding the Qur'an.
•    Be encouraged to avoid interpreting the Qur'an by personal opinions.
•    Be introduced to instances of the miracle of the verses and scientific prophesies of the Qur'an.
•    Encourage and invite students to 'Tadabbur-i-Qur'an (Reflection on the Qur'an).
•    Discuss Qur'anic issues and organize Qur'anic affairs such as memorisation competitions.
•    Understand and apply the principles and rules of Tajweed.
Will run weekly on Mondays, after school, throughout the year.

• Encourage pupils to be physically active.
• Help them gain confidence in cycling.
• Encourage them to use their bikes as an environmentally friendly option for transport.
• At level one, they learn practical cycling skills such as snaking, swerving, emergency stops and indicating, in the school playground
• At level two, students will be taken to some local quite residential roads where they can develop their confidence while under the watchful eye of their cycling instructor.
• Run by two teachers who received cycle training from an accredited cycling instructor.
• Runs weekly on Mondays, after school, throughout the year.

• Coaching by experienced Drama teacher
• Working towards a performance for the Cultural Evening
• Fun & dynamic workshops
• Run for the first and second term
• This term has 7 sessions starting on Tuesday 6th November 2012

• Lead by a professional teacher
• Aiming to give students an opportunity to do creative work in the ” Art of icing and decorating cakes"
• Colouring sugar pastes and icing sugar
• Modelling sugar paste and flower paste
• Making frills and flounces
• Designing cake boards
• Sugar moulding and chocolate cake decorations
• Lettering, cupcake designing and miniature Eid and celebration cakes
• Fun & dynamic workshops
• Run for the first and second term
• This term has 12 sessions starting Monday 24th September 2012

• Learn sewing techniques by hand and machine
• Run by a member of staff
• Craft books and materials provided
• A creative & rewarding experience
• Throughout the year
• This term has 12 sessions in total starting from Friday 28th September 2012

•    Encourages pupils to learn about their religion in a relaxed environment
•    Allows the pupils to discuss key concepts in Islam
•    Sessions include speakers, presentations, visits and interaction with local community
•    Some of the recent sessions have included: dawah, love of Allah (swt) and the Prophet Muhammad (saw), visit to the Twins of Faith Conference at the Excel Centre and much more
•    Runs weekly, during lunch time or after school in the Library, throughout the year on Monday

This club will be running in co-ordination with ‘Knit for Peace’ project, who have also teamed up with Cancer recovery. Pupils will:

• be starting with the basics of knitting
• be learning how to knit small gifts, which will then be distributed in gift bags to children suffering from cancer
• gradually develop our skills until we are able to make puppets.

• Encourage pupils to be physically active
• It is a popular martial art
• It develops speed, strength, balance, flexibility and stamina
• Students will learn to defend themselves
• Fun and rewarding experience
• Run by a qualified PE teacher
• Runs weekly on Mondays, after school, throughout the year.

• Encourage pupils to be physically active
• Help them gain confidence and be fit
• Learn the rules of the game
• Enhance the ability to play as a member of a team
• Fun and rewarding experience
• Run by a qualified PE teacher
• Runs weekly on Fridays, after school, throughout the year.

• Encourage pupils to be physically active
• Help them gain confidence and be fit
• Enhances the ability to be a member of a team
• Fun and rewarding experience
• Run by a qualified PE teacher
• Runs weekly on Wednesdays, after school, throughout the year.

• Encourage pupils to be physically active
• Help them gain confidence and be fit
• Enhances the ability to play netball at an advanced level
• Fun and rewarding experience
• Prepares them to form the Islamia Netball Team
• Coach them to compete with other schools locally
• Run by a qualified netball coach
• Runs weekly, on Tuesdays, after school, throughout the year.

• Open to all 
• Run by Islamia Amnesty Youth Group
• Dynamic workshops and regular meetings
• Participate and organise letter-writing
• Organise and Hold the school Human Rights Day
• Petitions and online actions
• Fundraise for our campaigns
• Engage in direct lobbying. 
• Will be running every Thursday at lunch time from 1:10 to 1:45 throughout the year.

The ICT club operates after school on a weekly basis. Thursdays for Key stage 4 and Fridays for Key stage 3.  Its aim is to

* Increase the time our students spend learning about the new technologies in the ICT field.
* Increase access to ICT especially for those with limited access to a computer or connection to the internet at home.
* Enable some students to develop and extend personal hobbies and interests
* Develop ICT capability; potentially raising self esteem, motivation and standards of achievement.

• Run every year by Red Cross
• Organised by Friends of Islamia
• 2 hour workshop as Taster Session for Years 7 and 9
• Full certified Course for Year 11
• New dates to be announced for 2012/2013