Registration is now open for the 2026–2027 school year. Register now
Oakville, Ontario · Ages 4–18

Spring of Knowledge

In-person Quran, Islamic studies and Arabic for boys and girls aged 4 to 18. Small classes, teachers who know each student, and a curriculum built around understanding — not memorisation alone.

Together we build a generation steadfast in its faith, creative in its thinking, and distinguished in its character.

The schedule

Every Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Saturday Program
Tuesdays and Fridays 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Tuesday & Friday Program
7–10
students per Quran class
4–18
years old, boys and girls
3
days a week to choose from
Free
trial day before you commit
Two ways to join

Choose the rhythm that fits your week

The same teachers and the same curriculum, offered as a full Saturday or as two focused weekday evenings. Many families do both.

Weekend program

Saturday Program

10:00 AM – 2:00 PMEvery Saturday · 4 hours

$150 / month

$135 / month for each additional child

Our full weekend session. Four unhurried hours give every student time for Quran with their teacher, a full Islamic studies and Arabic block, and the activity time that keeps younger children looking forward to Saturday.

  • Quran recitation in a small group
  • Islamic studies and Arabic
  • Life skills and discussion
  • Sports and arts activities
Weekday program

Tuesday & Friday Program

6:00 PM – 8:00 PMTuesdays and Fridays · 2 hours each evening

$170 / month

$155 / month for each additional child

Two focused evening sessions each week, built for families who want steady Quran practice between weekends. Shorter and more concentrated, with the same teachers and the same curriculum.

  • Quran recitation in a small group
  • Islamic studies
  • Arabic language
  • Review and consolidation
What we teach

A full curriculum, not a Quran hour

Eight strands run through the year, from tajweed to critical thinking to sport. They are designed to reinforce each other.

Quran recitation

With understanding and reflection, not memorisation alone.

Islamic education

Aqeedah, fiqh, seerah and the stories of the prophets.

Arabic language

Taught in a way that is engaging and genuinely approachable.

Islah curriculum for older students

Logical thinking, activities and modern teaching methods.

Islamic studies and identity

Values that hold, and a clear sense of who they are.

Life skills

Critical thinking and character, week after week.

Sports and arts

Because a four-hour Saturday should also be enjoyable.

Small groups, real attention

Quran classes are capped at 7–10 students.

See the full curriculum

Why families choose us

The details that actually change a year

7–10 students per Quran class

A hard cap, kept on purpose. Every student reads aloud to their teacher every session — the only way mistakes get corrected before they set.

Separate high school classes

Boys and girls in the high school years learn in separate classes, so older students can take part fully and comfortably.

Teachers trained for real classrooms

Our team is trained to work with differences in age and ability in the same room — including children who are starting Arabic from zero.

A free trial day

Come and sit in before you commit to anything. Your child spends a full session with us, and you decide afterwards.

Where we meet

Abbey Park High School, Glen Abbey

We run our classes from Abbey Park High School in Oakville — a real school building with proper classrooms, a gym and parking, in the middle of Glen Abbey.

Abbey Park High School 1455 Glen Abbey Gate Oakville, ON L6M 2G5

Registration is open for 2026–2027

Start with a free trial day, or go straight to the registration form. If you have questions first, WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach us.