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Child Safety & Parent Standards

Practical expectations for a transparent, parent-aware online learning environment.

Parent presence and awareness

A parent or responsible guardian should manage enrollment for a child, know the class schedule and remain reasonably available during lessons. Younger children should learn in a shared or observable area of the home.

Respectful communication

Tutors and staff should use communication channels approved for enrollment and learning. Children should not be asked to share private contact details, payment information or sensitive documents during class.

Learning environment

Students and tutors are expected to dress and communicate respectfully. Families should report any uncomfortable interaction promptly through the academy's listed email or WhatsApp contact.

Images and recordings

Classes should not be recorded, photographed or used for promotion without clear permission from the responsible adult and all relevant parties.

Keep this page current

Review this policy whenever payment, lesson delivery, data collection or child-safety processes change.

Parent checklist before the first class

Keep a younger learner in a shared or observable space.
Know the tutor's name, lesson time and approved contact channel.
Let the parent or guardian handle schedule and payment communication.
Do not send identity documents, card details or unrelated personal information in class.
Ask how recording is handled and do not record without the required agreement.
Report an uncomfortable message, boundary concern or safeguarding issue through the published academy contact promptly.

If a concern occurs

End or pause the interaction if immediate boundaries feel unclear.
Preserve the relevant message, date and lesson details without sharing them publicly.
Contact QuranCrest through the published email or contact form and identify the learner, tutor and time.
For an urgent risk, use the appropriate local emergency or child-protection service in the learner's country.

Administrative questions, tutor preferences and routine schedule changes can use normal admissions channels. A safeguarding concern should be labelled clearly so it can be handled separately and promptly.

Use the first lesson checklist Contact QuranCrest

Use the library with an age-appropriate routine

For children, choose a suitable learning place and keep a parent or guardian involved in lesson arrangements. A child does not need to disclose private bodily details to learn a dua or purification sequence. Parents can direct personal religious or health questions to the appropriate qualified professional.

Dua Library

Duas for Entering & Leaving the Toilet: Arabic and Meaning

Learn the dua before entering the toilet and Ghufranaka after leaving, with Arabic, transliteration, meanings and direct hadith references.

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