About the school

About Sudanese School Belfast

Who we are, what we believe, and why we exist — a community weekend school built around children, faith and identity.

The Sudanese School Belfast is a community weekend school in Belfast, serving the children of the Sudanese and wider Arab community — and all families in Northern Ireland who wish to join. We teach an Arabic-language and Islamic-studies curriculum for the primary stage in a warm, welcoming environment, helping children grow in language, knowledge and a strong sense of who they are.

What drives us

Our Mission & Vision

Our Mission

To teach our children Arabic, English and Islamic studies to a high standard, and to connect them to their Islamic, Arabic and Sudanese heritage — while giving them a community of friends to grow up alongside.

Our Vision

A confident young generation, rooted in faith and identity and at home in both their heritage and in Northern Ireland — proud of their language and traditions, and growing up among peers who share their values.

What we stand for

Our Values

Faith

Nurturing a sincere love of Islam and good character.

Identity & Heritage

Keeping Arabic language and Sudanese traditions alive.

Knowledge

High-quality teaching that helps every child progress.

Community

A place of belonging for children and families alike.

Care & Safety

A safe, safeguarded and caring space for all children.

Open to All

Welcoming every family in Northern Ireland, whatever their background.

Become part of our community

We’d love to welcome your child. Get in touch to learn about class times, enrolment and how to join.