Oak Tree Primary School
Mitcham, Surrey · CR4 4LB
Pupils
73
Day fees
Not published
Inspection
Not yet inspected
Oak Tree Primary School is a small, day-only Islamic primary in Mitcham, Surrey, serving ages 3–11 with an integrated Islamic and National Curriculum approach. Rather than compartmentalising Islamic studies, the school embeds Islamic values and teachings across English, Science, Geography, History and PHSE, fostering critical thinking and social consciousness. Set in a listed building opposite Mitcham Cricket Green, it is part of the Gardens of Jannah Trust and positions itself as nurturing analytical, spiritually grounded young Muslims for life in multicultural Britain.
- →Integrated Islamic curriculum rather than separate Islamic studies—Islamic values woven into all subjects
- →Small school size (73 pupils) enabling personalised, nurturing environment
- →Emphasis on developing analytical thinking and social consciousness alongside faith
- →Early years provision from age 3 with Hifdh (Quranic memorisation) programme
Who thrives here
Muslim families seeking an alternative to traditional Islamic schools or mainstream primaries, who value integrated faith-based learning and want a small, community-oriented setting. Pupils who benefit from a nurturing, values-centred approach with strong Islamic identity.
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Contact & visit
Mitcham Court, Cricket Green
Mitcham, Surrey
CR4 4LB
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Frequently asked questions
How do you get into Oak Tree Primary School?
Oak Tree Primary School admits pupils at 3+, 4+, 7+, 8+, 11+. Entry is assessed by Assessment Day, Interview. See the Admissions section above for open days and key dates.
Is Oak Tree Primary School a boarding school?
Oak Tree Primary School is a day school in Mitcham and does not offer boarding.
What parents say
Frequently praised
✓Integration of Islamic teachings across the National Curriculum rather than as separate subject
✓Small, nurturing community environment allowing individualised attention
✓Strong emphasis on developing analytical thinking and social responsibility alongside faith
✓Quality of Hifdh (Quranic memorisation) programme
Common concerns
!Not yet inspected by Ofsted—no independent validation of quality or safeguarding standards available
!Very small pupil roll (73) may limit peer diversity, competitive sport and breadth of enrichment activities
!Limited online information on academic outcomes, SEND support or facilities