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Madinatul-Uloom Academy

Scarborough, Ontario

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At a glance

Grades: Preschool – 12
Gender: Serves boys and girls, with gender-segregated classes from Grade 6 onward and separate boys' and girls' campuses.
Boarding: Yes
Board: Independent
Religious affiliation: Islamic
Principal: Sofia Sirajunnisa
Program type: Online/Site Based
Associations: No Association Membership

Tuition & admissions

Application fee: Not specified
Interview required: No
SSAT required: No
Acceptance rate: Not specified
Open house: Not specified

Admissions process

Not specified

Academics & learning

Curriculum: MUA describes Ontario curriculum from JK through Grade 12, supplemented by Islamic studies, Arabic, French, Quran recitation and Tarbiya. Its academics page describes primary literacy, numeracy, problem-solving and project/group work; Grades 6–8 deepen core subjects, Arabic and French; Grades 9–10 include English, mathematics, science, social studies, Arabic and French; Grades 11–12 allow subject specialization aligned with postsecondary or career interests. The school also advertises a Hifz program, including part-time options.
Student–teacher ratio: Not specified
Class size: Not specified
Accreditation: Aligned with Ontario curriculum standards

Course descriptions

Primary (JK–Grade 5)

Official academics page describes foundational literacy, numeracy and problem-solving, hands-on and project-based learning, group work, Arabic and French. Campus page labels the primary span Kindergarten–Grade 5; confirm Junior Kindergarten availability.

Middle School (Grades 6–8)

The school describes core-subject study, continued Arabic and French, independent learning, leadership and competitions. Classes are separated by gender from Grade 6 per the school.

Secondary (Grades 9–10)

Official site lists English, mathematics, science, social studies, Arabic and French, alongside research, organization, communication and project-based work.

Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12)

The school describes specialized subject choices in sciences, business, humanities or technical fields, with university/college application and career guidance.

Quran and Hifz

Quran recitation and memorization are integrated into school life; a part-time Hifz option is advertised for boys and girls.

View course information on the school website

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Learning programs

Specializations

Islamic education and character development · Quran memorization, Hifz, and Tajweed · STEM education within a faith-oriented framework

Languages

English · Arabic · French

Learning support

Not specified · Academic and vocational guidance helps Grades 9–10 students explore career pathways and post-secondary options. Senior students receive continuous feedback and goal-setting support.

Student life

Facilities

Three Scarborough campuses

Clubs & extracurricular activities

Student Council: School extracurricular page describes student councils organizing events, including separate Brothers’ and Sisters’ Evenings and Multicultural Day.
Interest clubs: The school names painting and cooking among clubs; current campus/term availability is not specified.

Outdoor activities & education

Educational field trips: School page names trips to the Ontario Science Centre, Toronto Zoo and Royal Ontario Museum; no dates or current-year schedule are provided.
Earth Week: School page describes workshops, clean-ups and environmental projects; current-year schedule not stated.
Winter and Summer Day: School lists seasonal outdoor activities but does not publish specific dates or destinations on the reviewed page.

About the school

Madinatul Uloom Academy is a private Islamic school serving Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12 across three campuses in Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario. It combines Ontario academics with Islamic studies, daily prayer, Quran recitation, and Tarbiya.

Location & school highlights

Location

Three campuses in Scarborough
Toronto
Ontario.

What makes the school distinct

Separate boys' and girls' campuses, described by the school as the only such arrangement in the GTA.
Parallel Learning Model with gender-segregated classes from Grade 6 onward.
Quran memorization and Tajweed programs, including part-time memorization options.
Ontario curriculum integrated with Islamic education and character development.