Find your path

One academy. All available journeys. Choose the support that fits.

Ages 7–14 · Grades 1–8

Grow in knowledge.
Stay rooted in faith.

Academics, Qur’an, Islamic studies and Arabic, together through Grade 8. Start with one subject or make Aflah your child’s full school.

No account or payment needed to explore.

$49Self paced / month$129With a coach / month

Per child. All available subjects included.
Coaching adds two 60 minute group sessions each week.

A mother and child enjoying a learning moment together
Room to learn.
Space to grow.
Their learning, connectedA world to explore.
Make sense of mathematicsRead and understand Qur’anFind confidence in their words
One subject or the full school journey

Three paths in.
A whole academy to explore.

Choose what brings your family here. Every path comes with access to the wider curriculum, so learning can grow with your child’s interests.

Islamic Learning

Bring Qur’an, Islamic studies and Arabic into everyday life.

Qur’an · Islamic studies · Arabic

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Academic Support

Help a difficult subject become a place to grow.

Mathematics · Reading · English · Science

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Full Online School

Bring the school day home, with a clear path through Grade 8.

Academics · Islamic learning · Learning records

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One subject today. A new interest tomorrow. The same Aflah membership.

Knowledge takes root.Understanding grows.

Learning that meets them
where they are.

A difficult topic, a growing interest or a fresh start at home. Begin with the goal, then build the routine around your child.

Find the right starting point

Use learning checks and what you know about your child to choose the next useful step.

Practice with purpose

Work through explanations, activities and fresh questions. Return to the skills that need another look.

Bring a teacher into the journey

Choose coaching for guided academic or Islamic learning, feedback and help keeping the plan on track.

See how learning works

See what the week could look like.

Explore a learning session, discover the League and see how a parent update connects practice with a useful next step.

A little practice

One idea.
Room to understand it.

A short session makes space to discover, practice and explain. The same approach works across Qur’an, Islamic studies, Arabic and academic subjects.

Begin with a clear task, use a helpful explanation and try a fresh question independently. Keep the work and any questions for the next review.

Follow a learning task →
A clear task. A fresh attempt. A useful next step.
  1. Discover
  2. Practice
  3. Explain
  4. Revisit

Learning together

Something to share.
People to learn with.

A hosted gathering brings learning into conversation, suitable challenges and teamwork.

Children can explain their thinking and hear another approach. Participation and personal progress matter; religious sincerity is never a score.

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Bring a question. Share an approach. Learn together.

The coached plan includes two 60 minute group sessions each week. Your group focus and schedule will be confirmed before enrollment.

Your parent update

Know what happened.
Know what comes next.

A useful update distinguishes completed practice from independent understanding and qualified review.

It gives your family a next step without turning every result into a label.

Read the complete sample report →
Sample parent report

Look beyond completion.

See what the learner practiced, what they could explain and what comes next.

Demonstrated in this example

Explaining an idea

Learning evidence
In this sample, the learner explained a selected idea in their own words and gave an everyday example without the practice prompts.
What this tells us
Explaining an idea independently shows understanding in that moment. A later check helps show what the learner has retained.
Next useful step
Revisit the idea later with a fresh application question.

Still practicing

Recalling vocabulary

Learning evidence
In this sample, the learner recognized selected vocabulary with a prompt, but did not recall it consistently without support.
What this tells us
Supported practice and independent recall are reported separately. Finishing an activity is not the same as mastering it.
Next useful step
Work with a smaller set and check recall again after a gap.

Not assessed by a Qur’an teacher

Qualified review

Learning evidence
This sample has no recorded Qur’an teacher assessment.
What this tells us
Automated summaries do not certify recitation, pronunciation or tajweed. Any qualified review must identify the reviewer and scope.
Next useful step
Arrange the relevant human review according to the learner’s plan.

Sample report using example data. Each child’s update reflects their own learning.

Every journey included.
Choose how you learn.

Islamic learning, academic support or the full school program. Both memberships open the same curriculum for your child.

Included in both memberships

  • All available academic and Islamic journeys
  • A subject plan or the full school program
  • Lessons, practice and learning tools
  • Assessments and progress records
  • Course completion certificates when requirements are met
Payment frequency
A routine your family leads

Self-paced

A clear learning plan. The freedom to follow it at your family’s pace.

$49USD / child / month

$49 per child per month

Independent learning with parent involvement
  • Follow the structured lessons at your own pace
  • Choose one subject or a full school routine
  • Use assessments to find the next useful step
  • Parent led support; live coaching is not included
Choose self-paced learning
A coach beside your child

With a coach

All available subjects, plus two 60 minute coached group sessions each week.

$129USD / child / month

$129 per child per month

Two 60 minute group sessions each week
  • An assigned coach and a personal learning plan
  • Two sessions on two separate days each week
  • Guided subject support and regular check ins
  • Teacher feedback and parent progress reviews
Choose learning with a coach

Monthly payment for one child. Choose a semester or annual payment to see the full amount.

Prices are in USD. A semester covers four months; an annual payment covers twelve. Applicable taxes and the full enrollment terms are shown before payment. Coaching is in groups for two hours each week, across two days. Confirm group level, subject focus, times and parent review arrangements before joining.

Compare the cost of separate programs →

Math. English. Qur’an. Arabic.
One monthly price.

Start with the subject that matters today. Keep access to the rest of the available academy curriculum, including the full school pathway through Grade 8.

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$49

per child / month · self paced

$129 with a coach

Two 60 minute group sessions each week

One clear offer.
Your questions answered.

Start with the essentials. Find subject guides, school information and all parent questions when you want more detail.

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Do we need separate memberships for different subjects?

No. Membership is per child and includes the available curriculum across the academy. Your starting path organizes the learning; it does not lock the other subjects. Each sibling has their own membership and learning record.

Can we follow the full school program for $49?

Yes. Self-paced membership includes the full online school pathway through Grade 8. Your child follows a structured program with parent involvement. Choose the $129 membership for an assigned coach and guided learning support.

Are the coaching hours for every subject?

The membership includes two 60 minute group sessions each week in total per child. The group plan sets the learning priorities. All available subjects remain accessible for independent study; the allowance is not two hours per subject or private tutoring.

Does a self-paced learner receive a certificate?

Yes. Both memberships include Aflah course completion certificates when the learner meets the course and assessment requirements. Completion is based on demonstrated learning. These are course records, not high school diplomas.

Start with what your child needs.
Make room for what comes next.

Choose a learning path and compare the support that fits your family.

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