Why Iqra Has No Homework and No Exams
Our “no homework, no exams” policy surprises many parents. Here is what it means, why we chose it, and how children still build a strong academic foundation.
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Updates, reflections and stories from life at Iqra International School System.
Our “no homework, no exams” policy surprises many parents. Here is what it means, why we chose it, and how children still build a strong academic foundation.
Read the storyNothing at Iqra is an add-on. Each of our seven pillars shows up somewhere in every single school day. Here is what they are and why they matter.
Instead of sitting at one desk all day, children at Iqra move through a structured rotation of learning zones. Here is how it works and why it helps.
Each child at Iqra has a hen to care for, a plant to water and a space to keep clean. Here is why we believe real responsibility is the best teacher.
Five outdoor areas, one classroom. Take a tour of the garden, animal care zone, science area, compost bed and sand play zone where our children learn every day.
Islam is lived naturally at Iqra — never forced. Here is how our spiritual attunement zone helps children find stillness, gratitude and stronger faith.
What began in 1996 as one man's mission of service has become two campuses and more than 2000 alumni. Here is the story of the Iqra Foundation.
Mornings are easier when lunch, juice, the backpack and the uniform are already taken care of. Here is what the Iqra school package includes.
Every two months we explore one theme in depth. This term children are discovering plants — their parts, life cycles and place in our lives.