Feversham Girls' Secondary Academy

Feversham Girls’ Academy: Empowering Young Women, Shaping Futures

Feversham Girls’ Academy, originally established in 1984 as Bradford Muslim Girls’ Community School with just 24 students, has grown into a highly oversubscribed Islamic all-female academy educating nearly 800 students, including a thriving Sixth Form. Its secure and nurturing environment provides transformational opportunities that empower young women to excel academically, morally, socially, and spiritually.

Guided by its strong Islamic ethos, the Academy offers a rich academic and pastoral curriculum that consistently ranks in the top 5% nationally for value-added progress. Students are encouraged to aim high, not only achieving academic success but also contributing positively to both their school and wider communities.

Recognised as an ‘Outstanding’ school by Ofsted (2022) and awarded the prestigious World Class Schools Quality Mark (2021), Feversham Girls’ Academy is praised for its “exemplary behaviour,” “high aspirations,” and staff commitment to preparing students for life in modern Britain. With a focus on leadership, personal development, and community engagement, the Academy continues to transform lives and inspire its students to meet the challenges of the modern world with confidence and purpose.