Frequently asked questions

We welcome students from Prep and above, with classes for every stage through to our senior levels.

We teach Quran and Tajweed, Arabic language and Islamic Studies.

Enrolments for 2027 are now open. Get in touch through our contact form, or email us at contact.alhudaschool@gmail.com, and our team will guide you through the next steps.

Yes. We offer school tours so parents and students can visit the campus, meet teachers and see the learning environment. Get in touch if you'd like to book one.

Yes. We run a Mothers class at our Noble Park campus — a welcoming space for mothers to learn and strengthen their Islamic knowledge.

Yes. We host special events, incursions and community activities throughout the year to enrich our students' learning experience.

Not at all. Many of our students begin with no Arabic at all. Every new student is assessed so they start at the right level, and our teachers build from the very first letters. We would rather a student learn well slowly than be rushed ahead.

Our teachers assess each new student on arrival and place them according to their age and stage, so they begin where they will be well supported.

Our approach is restorative rather than punitive. When a student struggles, our first response is to understand, support and reconnect. Removing a student from our community is always a last resort.

Classes run on Saturdays, from 9.45am to 1pm, at both our Noble Park and Werribee campuses.

As a community service, our fees are kept modest and go directly towards running the school. For the current fee schedule and payment options, please get in touch — support is available for families who need it.

A backpack, textbooks, stationery and an exercise book, a Quran, a water bottle, snacks, and any medication your child needs.