School in West Drayton

Located at Yiewsley Methodist Church in West Drayton, this martial arts school provides a welcoming space for the local community. The academy focuses on fostering a supportive atmosphere where students of all ages can thrive without undue pressure. A variety of classes are offered, including specialized sessions designed specifically for toddlers. The curriculum covers essential self-defence techniques, fitness training, and structured martial arts disciplines. The school also hosts holiday clubs that allow for skill progression in a fun and engaging environment.

“We are so lucky to have such an amazing nursery! I work full time and the nursery is an extended home environment for my son. He loves the staff, they have supported and nurtured his learning and confidence. Thank you Kiddicare West Drayton - Amazing nursery and the best staff ever!”

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“I go to this school and the public is very nice.”

“Salam, I am a student who studies at lady Nafisa school. I have had my ups and downs in this school and the teachers have dealt with it just fine. Half of these bad reviews are written by students in this school who hate the school or just want attention. This is for the person who wrote the review by the name of 'YOUR MUM' yes we are an islamic school so when its an islamic school with male teachers walking around I would think so you would need to wear suitable clothes, why would you wear either tight clothes or see through clothes. First of all the teachers are going to be embarrassed because there's a male teacher teaching u and walking around the building and your wearing tight clothes which is showing your whole body figure for whatever , So first of all how will he teach you/ look at you or even help you when you are stuck on something, and how do u have the guts to walk around exposing the figure of your body to other people/men. If you wear stuff like that outside then that's fine that's between you, your family and Allah but not in an ISLAMIC school . ALSO for the person who wrote a review by the name of 'RICE KRISPIES' plz next time while writing an review plz give reasoning or just keep quiet. This person who got excluded, got excluded for not expressing their feelings but expressing their FAKE feelings and spreading lies and getting sins. This person was saying DISGUSTING, INAPPROPRIATE,HARAM things about people in an ISLAMIC school so the teachers just wanted to stop that because not only the person she was saying it about but other people in the school started to dislike her so the teachers didn't want people to stop liking her because at lady Nafisa school we are all like family. And to all those people who are reading the bad reviews please don't listen to them because all of them are either people who are in the school who want attention [teachers have found out about them] or fake accounts of people who are haters[who teachers also find about]. Trust me I have been in this school for 3 and a half years and I have had no problems . the people in my class are all like my sisters to me and all the teachers but hard work in to make the school better for students and for students to enjoy their time at lady Nafisa school . jzk for reading my review”

“A great primary school with excellent teachers”

“I grew up in the UK as the child of Muslim parents from abroad and sadly I don’t carry good memories of Madressa here. My own experiences were rooted in fear and strict rules rather than nurturing a love for faith. Because of that, it was deeply important to me that my son’s experience would be different, that he would grow up seeing Islam as something beautiful, welcoming, and full of meaning. When he was still very young I rushed to enrol him into what I thought was a good Arabic school. Unfortunately, this is where he first experienced racial abuse, including anti Black slurs that the school failed to take seriously. That experience was heartbreaking and from then on I promised myself that I would never just send him anywhere, I would do the research properly and ensure he was in an environment that truly reflected the values of our deen. Finding Lote Tree Foundation has felt like an answered dua. From the start it stood out. They focus on Islamic studies and faith itself rather than imposing any one culture above another. The school is run with real professionalism but at the same time it is warm, approachable, and deeply rooted in community. Every interaction makes it clear that the teachers and staff genuinely care for the children. The summer camp in particular was nothing short of spectacular, so well thought out, engaging, and full of joy. My son loved it and I don’t think I can do it justice in words. What stays with me most is how supported and safe he feels there, and how much he looks forward to going. A special mention must go to Ustad Faisal, the head teacher, who is incredibly hands on. He greets families personally, makes time for everyone, and ensures that parents feel part of the school community as much as the children do. That simple act of presence and care says so much about the ethos of Lote Tree. This is exactly the type of positive nurturing community experience I had hoped for my son and I can honestly say there is very little I would not do to support them. Lote Tree Foundation has given us what I once thought was impossible, a place where my child can learn, grow, and love his faith without fear.”

“Absolutely wonderful place for my baby, staff are so welcoming and approachable, resources are great too! My favourite in Hillingdon!!”

“My 5 year old loves music and every bit of dancing. Chittal is nurturing his abilities and helping him groom in to a trained dancer.thanks to dance n beats for the efforts.highly recommend.”

“Brilliant dance school my boys have been dancing since was 3 and had may opportunities for dance shows and auditions. Very inclusive with my children with disabilities, it has helped build my son confidence and encourage him to meet full potential”

“My little one really loves spending time there. They are very friendly and look really well after my little Jasmine. She definetely has loads of fun, thank you”

“Amazing team, clean environment, engaging activities for kids. My son has been going there since April and he loves being there, he even asks on off days if he's going there. The staff is friendly and considerate especially my son's key support Kara she's so incredible and caring always wearing a smile.”

“I initially moved my son from his first nursery (Monkey Puzzle in Uxbridge) as he just didnt enjoy going in and due to his speech delay he was unable to communicate his feelings but there were worries that he was being mistreated in that nursery as he would repeat phrases in a shouty manner that we would never use at home (why are you crying I'm here??? Be quiet! Go sit down now!) After deciding to move him to another nursery I attended Busy bees in person and shared my concerns with the assistant manager Sian who was at the main reception that particular day. She reassured me and arranged a tour of the nursery a few days later where myself, my husband and son were able to have a look around and we had a a lovely chat with Lauren in the preschool room about how a typical day in the nursery would be and how they monitor each childs progress again the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. After our visit our son was instantly warmed by the happy playful environment. He surprisingly settled within a week of attending. His speech, interaction and communication has all really come through as well as his attention. He has honestly been thriving here and although I'm sad he will be leaving the nursery to start school in September - I am ever so grateful for the staff especially Tammy for shaping up his academic journey from here ahead.”

“Always prompt and reliable. I have used this company multiple times for airport runs and recently a late night pick up in London. I have never been let down - drivers are polite, helpful and safe drivers.”

PremierKi Taekwondo Club is a well-established martial arts school located at St Martin’s Church in West Drayton. The club provides a welcoming environment for students of all ages and skill levels to learn the art of Taekwondo. Core training includes traditional Poomsae, competitive sparring, and essential self-defence techniques. Instructors focus on developing physical ability alongside core values such as discipline, etiquette, and respect. Students have the opportunity to participate in national competitions and progress through a structured grading system toward their black belts.