Where the Al-Badr journey begins
The Usman Colony campus is a primary school focused on the earliest and most formative years: reading, numeracy, Quran with correct pronunciation, and the habits that make later schooling possible.
Al-Badr Primary School at Usman Colony was established to give younger children a settled, close-to-home start before they move on to a high school campus. Class sizes and daily routines are arranged around the needs of primary-age children.
Students completing the primary stage here are guided towards the Trust's high school campuses, and their records move with them.
Foundational literacy and numeracy are taught alongside Nazra Quran, with an emphasis on correct pronunciation, listening and confidence in speaking.
Well-lit classrooms arranged for the age group they serve, with seating reviewed each session against enrolment.
A reading collection covering the curriculum, Islamic literature and general knowledge, available to students during timetabled periods.
A designated area for Zuhr prayer and for supervised Quran recitation.
Controlled entry, staff supervision at arrival and dismissal, and a recorded visitor procedure at reception.
Clean drinking water and maintained washroom facilities, checked as part of the daily campus routine.
A room set aside for early-years activity, storytelling and group learning.
A supervised outdoor area used during break and for physical activity periods.
Individual recitation records were reviewed for every primary student, with additional support arranged where pronunciation needed attention.
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Students maintaining full attendance through the term were recognised at the campus assembly. Attendance is reported to parents alongside academic performance.
| Document | Category | Size | Download |
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| Book List 2026-2027 - Usman Colony | Book list | 865 B |
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