Imam Muhammad Adam Institute Boys School

Islamic and secular learning share the timetable at Imam Muhammad Adam Institute Boys School, with moral and social development treated as part of a boy's education rather than an extra beside it. The Years 5 to 11 route is for boys aged 9 to 16 and ends at GCSE level, without a sixth form or boarding. Its dedicated secondary provision makes it distinct from the Institute's Bridge Road setting.

PSHE in the earlier years and Citizenship later on give practical structure to work on health, relationships, safety and personal development. That runs alongside the academic programme and the Institute's Islamic purpose, producing a clearly faith-shaped secondary experience rather than a conventional all-through offer. The detail matters here because the two Leicester branches do not serve the same pupils.

Applications are made directly. Entry considers reports from a boy's present education, intellectual preparedness, willingness to work at the required pace and whether the provision can meet his needs. East Park Road is the boys' Years 5 to 11 route; the other branch has a mixed primary phase before its girls-only secondary years. Keeping that division in view is essential when considering entry.