Our Facility

A secure campus with room to move.

BQA’s home sits on a fenced 1.6-acre property in Paris, giving children dedicated learning spaces indoors and a generous supervised area outdoors.

Watercolor painting of Brant Quran Academy’s current red-brick school building, green grounds, and refreshed driveway
The current home of Brant Quran Academy · Paris, Ontario
3,200sq. ft. main building
1.6fenced acres
Rear groundsdedicated outdoor play area
All daycontrolled school access

Safety is part of the learning environment

Clear routines. Active supervision.

Families deserve to understand how the school approaches daily safety. Our procedures combine controlled access, monitoring, staff presence, and clear expectations.

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Secure throughout the day

Exterior doors remain locked during the school day, with managed entry for visitors and families.

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CCTV coverage

Cameras support supervision across the building and property.

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Supervised outdoor time

Children use the rear grounds only with the school team present and active supervision in place.

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A visible community presence

Local OPP officers make regular visits that help reinforce a reassuring presence around the property.

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Peanut- and nut-free buildings

Our buildings are peanut- and nut-free. Families are expected to follow school food-safety guidance when packing snacks and lunches.

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First-aid readiness

First-aid-certified personnel are on site, and the school maintains required first-aid supplies.

Outdoor life at BQA

Space for healthy movement and joyful play.

Every activity is available to both boys and girls. Students enjoy the same recreation opportunities in separate, supervised spaces and sessions that respect BQA’s commitment to segregation.

Available to every student
  • Basketball
  • Pickleball
  • Soccer
  • Cricket
  • Table tennis

Bullying and harassment prevention

Every child deserves to feel safe, heard, and respected.

Bullying, harassment, and intimidation of any kind are taken seriously at BQA. Trained staff keep a close eye and ear on student interactions, respond quickly when concerns arise, and document and escalate matters as needed.

Children are given clear, age-appropriate channels to speak with a trusted teacher or school leader. We teach students to raise concerns early, support one another, and understand that asking for help is the right thing to do.

143 King Edward Street · Paris, Ontario

See the campus for yourself.

A school tour is the best way to understand the classrooms, outdoor space, daily routines, and atmosphere that students experience.

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Your child’s next chapter

A safe place to learn, play, pray, and grow.

Applications are now open for JK/SK and Grades 1–8 for September 2026.

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