Our Full-Time School offers a structured and engaging online education from Year 6 through to GCSE. Students build strong academic foundations in subjects like English, Maths, Science, and Arabic, while also developing character, life skills, and real-world readiness. Learning is active and hands-on, with projects, coaching, and small group teaching built into the weekly rhythm. Guided by our Capability Maturity Model, students gain the confidence, habits, and independence they need to succeed—not just in exams, but in life beyond school.

Welcome to Level 3 of Stewards.ONE Islamic Art curriculum! This course is designed to advance students to an intermediate stage, fostering greater independence in their artistic journey. Students will develop additional art skills through more extensive projects and research. A key focus will be on the art of Andalusia, with a dedicated component to building Arabic calligraphy skills in Riqa’a and Magrebi scripts. The curriculum is structured to meet the standards of The Silver Arts Award, which all students will have the opportunity to apply for at the course's conclusion. Throughout the year, students will work towards achieving this award and will compile a comprehensive portfolio showcasing their skills and knowledge. The ultimate aim is for students to work independently within their chosen fields in the Arts Awards, culminating in three to four projects for the end-of-year exhibition.

This Year 7 course lays a solid foundation in mathematics through a mastery-based programme designed to build fluency, reasoning, and confidence. It revisits key KS2 concepts (like place value, fractions, decimals) and introduces new topics in algebra, geometry, ratio, statistics, and probability—fully preparing students for further study in KS4 and IGCSE Mathematics.

This course supports both Year 8 and Year 9 students on a unified path toward the Edexcel GCSE Higher Tier Mathematics qualification. It combines mastery of KS3 content with early introduction to core GCSE topics, focusing on fluency, reasoning, and multi-step problem-solving. The curriculum spirals key concepts so students encounter them at increasing levels of depth—ensuring Year 8s are well prepared for GCSE while giving Year 9s a head start on higher-tier material.

This class is for students who are serious about mastering recitation as well as memorisation of the Glorious Qur'an. Students meet with the Qur'an teacher thrice a week in a group setting.

Designed for Year 7-8 students, this 38-week programme aims to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to the exciting and innovative world of design technology. Students will learn about the role of design in everyday life as well as an overview of design principles and process. Each lesson has been designed to be engaging, thought provoking and practical in order to uncover and develop the students' creativity, problem-solving skills, and technical proficiency.

Our Key Stage 3 Computing curriculum is fully aligned with the National Curriculum for England, ensuring that students build core knowledge and skills across computer science, digital literacy and information technology. Over the three years (Years 7–9), pupils study units such as Scratch and Python programming, networks, systems architecture, cybersecurity, data science and physical computing. Our scheme of work follows the Teach Computing Curriculum, offering structured, sequenced units with lesson plans, assessments and progression guides to prepare students for GCSE-level study.

This Year 8/9 English programme is designed to address learning gaps and build a solid foundation for students preparing for the Edexcel Pearson IGCSE. Through a structured progression of novels, plays, and poetry, students will develop essential reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. The course emphasizes comprehension, critical analysis, effective communication, and a deep appreciation of literature.