About Us
An Overview of
the College
Al-Falaah College is a South African, co-educational, Independent Islamic school that has established itself as a centre of excellence committed to providing a holistic education in an environment which is infused with Islamic values. Catering for the educational needs of students from Grades 00 to Grade 12 in the Durban area, the College environment nurtures the innate ability of all students to explore and discover their Allah-given talent and achieve their full potential. The plethora of accolades, recognition and awards received by the school bears testament to our success in achieving our mission.
Vision Statement
Aspiring towards excellence in all our endeavours, Al-Falaah College shall nurture leaders whose actions will be guided by the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Mission Statement
Al-Falaah College is committed to providing a holistic education in an environment of excellence infused with Islamic values. To this end we will:
- Instil love for the Qur’an and Practice of the Sunnah.
- Nurture and develop the capacity for independent and critical thinking.
- Provide learning experiences that will advance the holistic development of the learner in our care.
- Cultivate leadership skills and a passion to serve humanity.
- Promote technologically-advanced and innovative teaching methodologies. All this for the pleasure of Allah (SWT), Insha Allah.
Our Environment
Al-Falaah College is a secure environment which is completely fenced and has a camera-monitoring system supported by security personnel to ensure the safety and protection of all stakeholders. Designed with open walkways and an extended courtyard, the classrooms are bright and airy. All the classrooms are fitted with air conditioners, student lockers and TV screens.
The facilities include specialist rooms and laboratories for teachers to enhance the learning experience. In keeping with the ethos of the school we have a separate block of classrooms to accommodate all High School Girls. The central position of the Musallah (Prayer Hall) is the focal gathering point for the morning assemblies, noon prayers and also the venue for guests to address students.
