Year 6 Visit the Baitul Futuh Mosque

In December, Year 6 had the wonderful opportunity to visit the Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden, one of the largest mosques in Western Europe. The visit provided pupils with a unique chance to deepen their understanding of Islam and see their Religious Education learning brought vividly to life.

During the trip, pupils observed a congregational prayer, explored the mosque’s extensive library, and enjoyed a guided tour showcasing the building’s beautiful design and architecture. Throughout the visit, the children asked thoughtful questions and reflected on the values of respect, tolerance, and community that underpin both the faith and the mosque’s work.

Miss Franks, our Year 6 lead, commented:
“This visit was an incredibly enriching experience for our pupils. Seeing their curiosity, respect, and genuine engagement was a real highlight. It brought our learning to life in such a meaningful way.”

We extend our sincere thanks to the Baitul Futuh Mosque for their warm hospitality and the time they dedicated to our pupils. Year 6 returned to school inspired, reflective, and enriched by the experience — truly a day to remember.