Whole School Action Plan
(2025–2026)
Ethos: Steps to Jannah – nurturing confident, practising Muslims with knowledge, character, and care.
1. Islamic Education Development
Objective | Actions | Lead | Timeframe | Success Criteria |
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Strengthen Qur'an and Islamic Studies provision |
- Review and enhance Madni Qaidah and Tajweed programmes - Introduce differentiated Qur'an targets - Weekly Islamic character themes |
Head of Islamic Studies | Autumn 1 – Ongoing | Pupils show improved Qur'an fluency and understanding; termly assessments show clear progress |
Promote school ethos through daily practice |
- Integrate Steps to Jannah themes into assemblies - Launch termly Akhlaaq Awards - Encourage good deeds journals |
SLT | Autumn Term | Pupils demonstrate stronger Islamic manners and values; parent feedback is positive |
2. Inclusion and SEND Provision
Objective | Actions | Lead | Timeframe | Success Criteria |
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Strengthen SEND support |
- Identify and support children with potential EHCP needs - Collaborate with external professionals for EHCP applications - Provide targeted 1:1 and small group interventions - Set up a sensory-friendly room |
SENDCo | Autumn 1 – Spring 2 | EHCP processes initiated or in place for relevant pupils; pupils with EHCPs show measurable progress; staff feel confident in supporting diverse needs |
Improve communication with SEND families |
- Schedule half-termly parent review meetings for EHCP pupils - Provide home learning packs and visual resources tailored to EHCP outcomes |
SENDCo | Autumn 2 – Ongoing | Parents report improved communication and support; SEND outcomes and engagement improve |
3. Curriculum and Teaching Quality
Objective | Actions | Lead | Timeframe | Success Criteria |
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Enhance quality of teaching and learning |
- Implement termly lesson observations and feedback - Share good practice across staff - Invest in CPD for Islamic and academic areas |
Executive Headteacher | Ongoing | Teaching is consistently good or better; improved pupil outcomes |
Introduce more active learning opportunities |
- Use project-based activities in Islamic Studies - Include storytelling, role-play, and group work |
Class Teachers | Spring Term | Pupils are more engaged; workbooks show deeper understanding |
4. Pupil Wellbeing and Behaviour
Objective | Actions | Lead | Timeframe | Success Criteria |
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Promote positive behaviour through Islamic values |
- Launch positive behaviour policy linked to Islamic teachings - Celebrate positive behaviour with weekly certificates |
Behaviour Lead | Autumn 1 | Reduction in incidents; positive school atmosphere |
Improve pupil voice and wellbeing |
- Establish a School Shura (Pupil Council) - Run monthly 'Tea with the Headteacher' sessions |
SLT | Spring 1 | Pupils feel listened to and valued; increased confidence and self-esteem |
5. Parent and Community Engagement
Objective | Actions | Lead | Timeframe | Success Criteria |
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Build stronger home-school links |
- Launch regular newsletters and WhatsApp updates - Host termly parent workshops and open evenings |
Parent Liaison Lead | Autumn – Ongoing | Parents report increased engagement; higher workshop attendance |
Encourage community involvement |
- Partner with local mosques and organisations - Host community events (Ramadan iftar, Eid fairs) |
Executive Head | Throughout the year | Stronger community ties; increased visibility and support for the school |