Pupils, including students in the sixth form, said that staff at Jamea Al Kauthar look after them well. This helps pupils and students to feel safe and happy. Pupils said that they are confident to talk with staff about any concerns that they may have. They know that their teachers will give them help if they need it. Pupils work hard and behave very well because they know that leaders expect them to do so. Pupils learn well and most acquire the qualifications that they need for the next step in their education. Where needed, leaders provide opportunities for students in the sixth form to improve their performance in mathematics and English at GCSE level. Pupils become confident and articulate during their time at the school. Pupils’ behaviour is excellent. This helps pupils to get the most out of their learning in class. Bullying is rare. When it does happen, pupils feel secure in the knowledge that leaders deal with it swiftly and effectively. Beyond the classroom, pupils have opportunities to develop a sense of responsibility. For example, they raise money for good causes. They also enjoy educational visits to places such as a nearby museum and a local church.