In Malaysia, many parents seek a balance between academic excellence and spiritual development for their children. One essential avenue for this is KAFA (Kelas Al-Quran dan Fardu Ain), a supplementary Islamic education programme for Muslim students aged 7 to 12. At REAL Schools, we recognise the importance of nurturing well-rounded individuals—academically, morally, and spiritually—and proudly support students in their KAFA journey.
1. Encouraging Faith-Based Learning
REAL Schools promotes an inclusive environment that respects and values religious diversity. For Muslim families, KAFA classes allow students to deepen their understanding of Islam, including Quran recitation, basic Fiqh, and Akhlak.
2. Time-Supportive Academic Schedule
With a flexible timetable, students at REAL Schools can participate in KAFA outside regular school hours. This scheduling helps them manage both academic responsibilities and religious learning with ease.
3. Nurturing the Whole Student
We believe education goes beyond textbooks. Integrating character-building, values, and faith through programmes like KAFA helps each student grow into a compassionate, responsible individual.
4. Supportive School-Home Collaboration
REAL Schools actively communicates with parents to support children enrolled in KAFA. By aligning school values with home teachings, we ensure a unified approach to student development.
5. Safe and Accessible Learning Environments
Students attending KAFA after school enjoy a safe, welcoming space on or near campus. This convenience encourages consistent participation without disrupting their daily routine.
Conclusion:
KAFA plays a vital role in shaping responsible, faith-aware individuals. At REAL Schools, we embrace and support this journey, ensuring our students benefit from both world-class education and strong moral foundations.