Noor Ul Islam Primary School, Waltham Forest, London

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is an independent school based in locality of Leyton. It has been offering exceptional educational opportunities for students aged between 4 and 11. Based on 135 Dawlish Road, in the town of London, the school is within the parliamentary constituency of Leyton and Wanstead.

This is a mixed gender school has a maximum capacity of 170 pupils, with the school's current pupil count stands at 172 pupils with 79 boys and 93 girls.

Noor Ul Islam Primary School is part of the Not applicable, continues to served the community with distinction for many years, and wears its Islam character proudly.

Manager Sanna Butt (the headteacher) leads a dedicated team of educators and staff members. The school's last Ofsted inspection was on 10-02-2022 awarding it a Good rating.

Noor Ul Islam Primary School Profile

Other Info for Noor Ul Islam Primary School

School Status

: Open, since 14-11-2001

Ofsted Rating

: Good

Parliamentary Constituency

: Leyton and Wanstead

Inspectorate Name

: Ofsted

Noor Ul Islam Primary School Address & Location

This education institution is located in 135 Dawlish Road, London Grove Green, Waltham Forest, London E10 6QW. You can call the school on 2085588765 or visit their website on http://www.noorulislam.org.uk/primary-school.

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Teachers & School Workforce

Noor Ul Islam Primary School have a total of teachers in their school, with of them are classroom teachers. Only % of them are above the age of 50. In Noor Ul Islam Primary School the pupil to teachers ratio is , which means 1 teacher teaches around pupils.

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