Expert-led subjects
Live lessons are taught by teachers with the subject knowledge to explain clearly, challenge appropriately and prepare students for recognised qualifications.
Last few slots available for Year 7
We specialise in helping Muslim parents provide a safe and high quality Islamic education for their children through our expert-led online learning framework, using our clear individualised plan, without compromising academic excellence or values.
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Qualified, experienced teachers
Live, timetabled lessons
Holistic tarbiyah programme
UK time zone
Small groups and feedback
Parent portal and reports
The Specialist-Led Islamic Education Framework
3 phases expert-led education framework:
A clear individualised plan
Baseline information, subject targets, regular checkpoints and intervention plans keep support relevant to the child in front of us.
Structure parents can see
Timetables, trained platform use, a student liaison officer, reports and parent meetings remove guesswork from learning at home.
Phase 1 · Confident onboarding
Training turns unfamiliar systems into an organised daily routine for both student and parent.
- Join live lessons without assistance
- Navigate the four learning platforms
- Submit classwork and homework on time
- Parent platform and monitoring orientation
- Baseline review and personalised subject targets
Phase 2 · Proactive support
We identify strengths, gaps and engagement concerns early—before small issues become larger ones.
- Formal progress check-in
- Dedicated student liaison support
- Academic and classroom-engagement feedback
- Intervention plan where extra support is needed
- Attention to confidence, discipline and organisation
Phase 3 · Tangible proof of progress
Assessment evidence and expert conversations show what has improved and what comes next.
- End-of-term assessment results
- Parent meetings with subject specialists
- Progress measured from the starting point
- Clear targets for the rest of the year
- Academic and Islamic-development review
A pathway with a recognised destination
This is more than learning from home. It is a credible British education.
As an approved Pearson Edexcel Online Centre, PGA gives students a pathway towards internationally recognised Edexcel IGCSE and International A-Level qualifications.
Approved online centreBritish curriculumIGCSE pathwayInternational A-Levels
A serious education is an investment
Clear fees. Flexible ways to pay. No need to guess before you enquire.
Choose annual, termly or monthly payments. The admissions team will confirm the exact plan, deposit terms and any textbooks your child needs before enrolment.
Develop depth and independence
£3,575 pay in full
Subject-specialist teaching and a broad curriculum that prepares students to make confident IGCSE choices.
- Termly: approximately £1,258 × 3
- Monthly: approximately £331 × 12
- Digital resources and subscriptions included
Additional admission costs: a one-off £50 non-refundable registration fee and a £500 refundable deposit apply. Fees are payable in pounds sterling. Recommended textbooks are not included. All amounts and refund terms are confirmed in your offer and admissions policy.
Real families. Real experiences.
How did we transform online homeschooling?
“The excellent team at PGA show care and attention to detail with our children at the school; and this is what we were looking for in an online school.”
Asad Layth · PGA parent
“The academic progression of my daughter has way exceeded our expectation. She has made outstanding progress in her subjects in such a short time.”
Faizal Karim · PGA parent
“My son was given 1-to-1 attention from his teachers; they know his strengths and weaknesses. This helped him progress in all subjects.”
Dr Hasan Aman · PGA parent
“I really enjoyed the retreat because I get to see my teachers and was able to hang out with my friends in person—other online schools don’t have this.”
Ibraheem Khan · PGA student
Your next step
In one call, replace uncertainty with a clear next step.
Questions careful parents ask
Still wondering whether online school can really work for your child?
Will I need to teach my child?
No. PGA provides live, teacher-led lessons, structured learning and assessment. Parents support routines, technology and appropriate participation, but they are not expected to design and teach the curriculum.
How do students interact and make friends?
Students learn in live small groups and can interact through teacher-led discussion, microphone, chat, group work and school activities. PGA also offers community experiences such as clubs and optional residential or outdoor programmes.
How will I know whether my child is progressing?
You are not expected to wait until the end of the year. PGA establishes a baseline, checks progress and engagement around half term, then provides end-of-term assessment results, subject-specialist parent meetings and clear targets for what comes next.
What happens during the first two weeks?
Students are trained to join lessons, use the learning platforms and submit work independently. Parents receive platform orientation, while baseline information and subject targets establish a clear starting point.
Can students work towards IGCSEs and A-Levels?
Yes. PGA offers Edexcel International GCSE and International A-Level pathways and is an approved Pearson Edexcel Online Centre. Admissions can explain subjects, placement and examination arrangements for your child.
What technology will my child need?
A laptop or desktop with a modern operating system, webcam, headset with microphone and stable internet connection are essential. PGA recommends at least 8 GB RAM, a connection of 10 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload per student, and a quiet, well-lit workspace.
What are the registration fee and deposit?
A £50 non-refundable registration fee is required during the admissions process. After a successful assessment and interview, a £500 refundable deposit secures the place. The offer and admissions policy confirm refund and notice terms.
Can students join from outside the UK?
Yes. Overseas students are welcome where the UK timetable is practical for the family and the student demonstrates strong written and spoken English.
Can we speak to someone before applying?
Yes. A free admissions consultation is the recommended first step for families who want to understand the programme, placement, fees or online learning before making an application.
Our teachers
Meet the teachers behind Palm Global Academy.
Abdul Basit Kazmi
Head of Teaching and Learning
Naseem Khan
School Director
Sakhawat Ali
School Director