Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. · Academic year: September–June
Individualized learning, practical skills, and Islamic character development for children ages 4 to 12.
Every child brings unique strengths, needs, and potential.
The Al Manarat Special Education Program provides individualized support and structured learning in a caring Islamic environment. Through purposeful small-group learning, we help students build confidence, communication, practical skills, and greater independence.
Support shaped around the whole child
Each child is considered individually through a parent consultation and assessment. Support may focus on one or more of these areas.
Communication
Language, expression, understanding, and social interaction.
Regulation
Emotional regulation, positive behaviour, attention, and comfort.
Learning
Academic skills, classroom participation, and learning readiness.
Independence
Daily routines, practical skills, confidence, and self-advocacy.
Motor and sensory
Fine-motor, gross-motor, movement, and sensory needs.
A balanced program for learning, character, and growth
Engaging learning
Adapted activities strengthen communication, cooperation, academic participation, and social confidence.
Islamic knowledge and character
Accessible Islamic learning builds manners, compassion, responsibility, and a meaningful sense of belonging.
Creative, sensory, and motor activities
Arts, sensory experiences, and movement support expression, regulation, coordination, and physical confidence.
A thoughtful beginning for every family
The intake process helps the school understand each child’s strengths, current skills, learning needs, communication, participation, and required level of support.
Parent consultation
We begin with the family’s priorities, questions, and understanding of the child.
Individual assessment
Staff observe skills, participation, communication, regulation, and learning needs.
Program plan
Appropriate goals and supports are identified and discussed clearly with the family.
Admission decision
Placement is based on whether the program can safely and meaningfully meet the child’s needs.
Children grow when they feel welcomed, understood, and encouraged.
Our program combines educational and developmental support with Islamic knowledge, manners, compassion, and respect. Children are supported at their own pace while remaining connected to a nurturing school community.
Values present throughout the day
Clear information before you register
Our academic year runs from September to June. Tuition is payable over 10 months. All amounts below are in Canadian dollars.
Tuition
$970 / month
Payable over 10 months, September to June.
Registration
$150 once
Charged on initial enrolment only; not an annual charge.
Supplies
$450 / year
Annual supply fee.
Ancillary
$350 / year
Annual ancillary fee.
Academic-year total: $9,700 tuition + $450 supplies + $350 ancillary = $10,500. The one-time $150 registration fee brings the total for a new student to $10,650.
Information for families
What ages does the program serve?
The program is designed for children ages 4 to 12. Older students may be considered individually if the school can meet their needs.
What are the program hours?
The program runs Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Is an assessment required?
Yes. A parent consultation and individual assessment help the team determine appropriate goals, supports, and program suitability.
Is individual support available?
Individual support may be available following assessment, depending on the student’s needs, staffing, and program capacity.
How is Islam included?
Students receive accessible Islamic knowledge and character development within a caring environment that emphasizes compassion, respect, and belonging.
Let’s learn whether this program is the right fit for your child.
Assessment appointments begin November 14, 2026. The program launches in the first week of January 2027.