The IB Program is a globally recognized educational framework that focuses
on developing inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring young people. It
encourages students to think critically, engage in interdisciplinary learning,
and develop a global perspective which is international mindedness.

Yes, the IB curriculum is recognized both nationally and internationally. In
Alberta, IB schools adhere to the Alberta Education standards while
integrating the IB framework to enhance students’ learning experiences.

The IB curriculum promotes critical thinking, research skills, and a strong
sense of global citizenship. It prepares students for success in higher
education and life beyond school by fostering independence and a deep
understanding of complex issues.

Yes, Al Mustafa Academy ensures that the IB Program is delivered in a
manner that aligns with Islamic values. The curriculum is adapted to
respect and uphold our cultural and religious principles.

No, the IB curriculum at Al Mustafa Academy does not include content
related to LGBTQ topics or any other areas that conflict with our
community’s values. The program is focused on academic excellence,
intercultural understanding, and personal development within a
framework that respects our beliefs.

While both curricula aim to develop well rounded students, the IB Program
places a stronger emphasis on international mindedness, inquiry based
learning, and holistic development. The IB framework encourages students to
connect their learning to real world contexts and global issues.

Yes, students who follow the IB curriculum can transition smoothly to other
educational systems, including nonIB schools. The IB’s emphasis on critical
thinking and adaptability prepares students to excel in various learning
environments.

The IB Program is inclusive and caters to diverse learning needs. At Al
Mustafa Academy, we provide additional support to ensure that all students,
regardless of their learning style or ability, can succeed in the IB framework.

English is the primary language of instruction, and we also offer Arabic as
additional language. Language learning is a key component of the IB
curriculum, promoting bilingualism and cultural awareness.

Parents can support their children by staying informed about the IB
curriculum, attending school events, encouraging inquiry based learning at
home, and maintaining open communication with teachers. We also offer
resources for parents to better understand and support their child’s IB
journey.

Yes, Al Mustafa Academy earned its accreditation from Alberta Education.

Al Mustafa Academy offers a rigorous academic program starting from Kindergarten to High School. Regular instruction is provided for grades KG – Grade 12. The school tailors its curriculum to students’ needs during each developmental stage so they receive an age-appropriate education. Students receive support, guidance and educational assistance from highly-qualified academic staff.

Tuition costs are very affordable and provide one of the best values. For a detailed tuition schedule for each grade level along with available discounts and payment plans, please visit our student’s tuition and fee page.

Yes, Al Mustafa Academy offers sibling discounts if two or more children (siblings) are enrolled. The discounts are as follows: 10% for the 2nd child, and 5% for each additional child. Also, from time to time, we offer discounts when parents register their children during our Open House or early registration.

Yes, financial aid/scholarships are available to deserving families who cannot afford the full tuition and is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications can be picked up at the school front office and submitted along with the required supporting documentation which helps determine your financial aid eligibility. All information is held in strict confidence and each case is reviewed and processed individually. In addition to that, students who excel in academics receive academic scholarship awards.

Enrollment is done in person. You must bring proof of age, identity, residency and immunizations. If your child has previously attended school you should bring a copy of their latest transcripts/report card.

You can volunteer by contacting the school administration’s office.

For information about enrollment, visit the Admissions page or call (587)-454-0260 or email us at admissions@almustafaacademy.ca