WAW's core service is their creative arts school. The classes focus of Drama, Singing/Poetry and Art. The syllabus is based on Islamic history, to enrich students' knowledge of their faith in a fun and engaging way. 

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Classes currently run in Ilford and Whitechapel, with more locations opening in 2023. Click here to complete our online admissions form to join our classes.

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WAW hosted a Creative Arts Zone for kids at the London Muslim Shopping Festival in 2022. Visitors enjoyed a full programme of activities and live performances throughout the weekend - workshops included Drama, Storytelling, Poetry and Art. 

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Students from the creative arts school were also given the platform to perform Drama monologues to the large crowds gathering at the event. 

WAW students performed live on the Main Stage at the Eid at Westfield festival which took place in White City, West London.

 

Students graced the stage with a wide range of drama monologues and singing performances.

WAW wrote, produced and directed their own live theatre play, showcased in collaboration with Arts Council England and London Borough of Tower Hamlets. 

 

The show, titled 'A Curious Journey Through The Golden Age', shone a spotlight on Muslim contribution to modern society. A feature-length performance delivered by the young and next generation. 

WAW hosted a Creative Arts Zone for kids in Trafalgar Square for the annual Eid in the Square celebration hosted by the Mayor of London's office. 

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Similar to London Muslim Shopping Festival, visitors enjoyed a full programme of activities throughout the day, including Drama, Storytelling, Poetry and Art workshops. WAW students also had the opportunity to perform live at this event also.

WAW students performed live at the London Halal Food Festival which took place at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford, East London.

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Students graced the stage with a wide range of drama monologues and singing performances.