First Term Scheme of Work – Islamic Religious Studies (IRS)


 At SmartDeen Academy, our aim is to help pupils understand the beauty of Islam through structured learning. This first-term scheme of work for Islamic Religious Studies (IRS) guides pupils through Qur’anic chapters, attributes of Allah, and moral teachings on repentance, life after death, and the role of women in Islam.


First Term Scheme of Work – Islamic Religious Studies (IRS)


Class: Basic 5

Subject: Islamic Religious Studies

Term: First Term



Weekly Breakdown


Week 1: Readiness Test / Revision of Previous Work

Week 2: Suratul Alaq (Chapter 96, Verses 1–10)

Week 3: Asma’ul Husna (Beautiful Names of Allah 36–50)

Week 4: Asma’ul Husna (Beautiful Names of Allah 51–66)

Week 5: Suratul Alaq (Chapter 96, Verses 11–19)

Week 6: Belief in Life After Death (Yawm al-Qiyamah)

Week 7: Mid-Term Break

Week 8: Suratul Luqman (Chapter 31, Verses 12–15)

Week 9: Concept of Tawbah (Repentance and Forgiveness)

Week 10: Suratul Luqman (Chapter 31, Verses 16–19)

Week 11: The Role of Some Women Mentioned in the Qur’an

Weeks 12–13: Revision and Examination


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