Guided Self-Study Coming soon

Homeschooling, without the guesswork

Teacher-planned lessons your child can follow at home, at their own pace, built upon the Qur’an and the authentic Sunnah.

From Al-Hikmah Kids Academy, trusted by 400+ Muslim families in 25+ countries.

Sound familiar?

Every homeschooling family knows these moments. Here is how Guided Self-Study takes care of each one.

  • Live classes are at the wrong time for us.

    With Guided Self-Study

    Any time zone, any time of day

  • A fixed timetable doesn’t fit our family.

    With Guided Self-Study

    Your schedule, at their own pace

  • I spend hours planning every week.

    With Guided Self-Study

    Short lessons, already planned by teachers

  • I’m teaching a subject I never studied.

    With Guided Self-Study

    A parent guide with every lesson

  • Most lessons leave out our deen.

    With Guided Self-Study

    Built upon the Qur’an and the authentic Sunnah

    On the British National Curriculum.

  • I worry about too much screen time.

    With Guided Self-Study

    Short videos, then real learning off the screen

    Worksheets to print, hands-on activities and a project every unit.

  • Is my child really on track?

    With Guided Self-Study

    A quiz after every lesson, and a report card

  • Lessons lose their attention.

    With Guided Self-Study

    Games built in, and a Calm and focus mode

See a lesson come to life

Inside a Year 3 Science lesson: games built in, a reward for every step, a quiz after every lesson, worksheets, hands-on activities and a project every unit, Calm and focus mode, and a report card and certificate at the end.

  • Hands on, not hands offTap, drag and move: children take part in every lesson
  • Rewards that keep them goingEvery finished step earns a reward
  • Progress you can seeA quiz after every lesson, a report card and a certificate

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Everything they need, in one place

No more piecing a year together from different websites. Every lesson arrives complete, for your child and for you.

  • Animated lessons

    10 to 15 minutes each, with “Your turn” games built in: tap, drag, sort and match.

  • Lesson notes and slides

    Clear notes and slides for every lesson, ready to print.

  • A guide for you

    With every lesson: the lesson plan, the answers and “Talk together” prompts.

    1. 1Plants
    2. 2Animals, including humans
    3. 3Rocks
    4. 4Light
    5. 5Forces and magnets

    A scheme of learning

    The whole year mapped out, unit by unit, on the National Curriculum.

  • Quizzes and assessments

    A quiz every lesson, an assessment every unit and a final exam, online with read aloud or on paper.

  • Worksheets and hands-on

    Short worksheets, and practical activities with things you already have at home.

  • A project every unit

    Project-based learning to finish each unit: wonder, plan, make, test and share.

  • Report card and certificate

    Their progress at a glance, and a certificate to celebrate when they complete the course.

  • Islam, woven in

    Built upon the Qur’an and the authentic Sunnah. Every lesson begins with Bismillah.

Every child learns in their own way

Some children love a lively lesson. Others focus best when things are calmer. One switch, Calm and focus mode, adapts every lesson to suit them.

Every lesson also has a calmer option for the hands-on activity, and SEND support notes for grown-ups.

Calm and focus mode

  • Calm colours
  • Less movement
  • Quiet sounds
  • Bigger text
  • An easy-read font
  • The Now and Then guide
  • Movement breaks every 10 minutes

From the core to the curious

Maths, English and Science, plus short courses for older students.

And this is only the beginning

We are building more into Guided Self-Study, in shaa Allah, and early-bird families will be the first to try each new feature.

  • Help with questionsA safe AI helper that answers questions about the lesson in simple words, whenever your child is unsure, in shaa Allah.
  • More years and subjectsMaths, English and Science, from Year 2 upwards, in shaa Allah.
  • And more to comeNew features as we grow, shaped by what families tell us, in shaa Allah.

Coming next

Why do plants need sunlight?

Plants use light to make their own food in their leaves. That is why so many plants grow towards the light.

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Early-bird families hear first when Guided Self‑Study opens, and receive a discount on their fees, in shaa Allah.

  • Firstto hear when it opens
  • Discounton your fees
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