private

Al-Iman School

Brampton, Ontario

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At a glance

Grades: JK – 8
Gender: Girls wear white scarf; girls in senior grades have option of wearing navy-blue abaya with white headscarf
Founded: 1994
Board: Independent
Religious affiliation: Islamic (Muslim)
Principal: Syyed Ali
Program type: Site based only
Associations: Ontario Association of Islamic Schools (OAIS)

Tuition & admissions

Application fee: $500 for admissions/registrations after August 31 (no fee June 1 - August 31)
Enrolment fee: No registration fee for new admissions registered June 1–August 31. A $500 registration fee applies after August 31 for new admissions or after July 31 for returning students.
Financial aid: No
Interview required: No
SSAT required: No

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum using Ministry-approved textbooks and Ontario report cards. Core subjects include Mathematics, Science, Technology, Social Studies (History and Geography), English, French and Visual Arts, alongside Islamic Studies, Qur’an and Arabic.
Accreditation: Registered with Ontario Ministry of Education as a Religious Private School

Tuition & financial aid details

Payment schedule: Tuition may be paid in 10 monthly payments, starting at registration, with subsequent monthly payments from October through June.
Sibling discount: The second and each subsequent child from the same family receives a 10% discount on that child’s tuition.

Course descriptions

Ontario academic curriculum

Uses Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum and ministry-approved textbooks. The current official academics page lists Mathematics, Science, Technology (including coding, keyboarding and robotics), Social Studies (History and Geography), English, French and Visual Arts.

Islamic Studies and Qur’an

Students learn Qur’an reading and memorization, surahs, kalimahs, duas, salaat, Arabic, and Islamic Studies. Islamic topics are integrated into the academic day.

Literacy

The school identifies a literacy focus using the First Steps program and reports that it is a licensed site for the program.

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School images

Learning programs

Specializations

Islamic education · Literacy through the First Steps program · STEM, robotics and coding

Languages

English · French · Arabic

Student life

Arts

Visual Arts

Facilities

School day is 6 hours long · includes physical activities such as bowling and tubing · out of school curriculum trips planned according to curriculum needs

Outdoor activities & education

The parent information page lists physical activities such as bowling and tubing, plus other off-site trips planned around curriculum needs. It does not name a current annual destination list; treat these as published trip examples/categories, not a guaranteed schedule.
The school homepage gallery includes school-posted nature, soccer, kite-flying, and snow-day photos. These illustrate past school activities and do not establish a recurring outdoor program.

About the school

Al-Iman School is a non-profit charitable organization established in 1994, offering a regular day school program for Grades 1–8 that combines Ontario academics with Islamic education.

Location & school highlights

Location

Located at 12 Beech St
Brampton
ON L6V 1V1

What makes the school distinct

Integrates Islamic values and instruction into the daily academic curriculum.
Licensed site for the First Steps literacy program, with literacy workshops for teachers.
Administers EQAO in Grades 3 and 6 and the Canadian Achievement Test–3 annually.
Includes STEM, robotics, coding and keyboarding.

Notable alumni

Student completed degree in Biomedical Engineering and awarded Gold Medal for academic excellence and positive contribution to student life through university leadership