Introduction

1. Mosque-Madrasah-Wakaf Shared Services (MMWSS) is a committee under Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS). We started in 2006 as Shared Financial Services (SFS), and as the requirements to improve the mosque, madrasah and wakaf (MMW) sector grew over time, the roles expanded beyond financial services, to also include governance, public education and HR support. To support Islamic Education (IE) services offered at the mosques and full-time madrasah, MMWSS is requesting for information from prospective partners to provide a School Management System. The system aims to improve the entire IE experience offered at the MMW sector.
   
   
2. One of the IE services offered is the aLIVE programme which is conducted at 38 mosques across Singapore. Each mosque serves as an aLIVE Centre where students attend classes on a weekly basis. The programme is divided into four categories – Kids (5 – 8 year old), Tweens (9 – 12 year old), Teens (13 – 16 year old) and Youths (17 – 20 year old). As of Jan 2019, more than 21,000 students attend the aLIVE programme.
   
   
3. ADIL is an Islamic learning programme specially tailored for adult Muslim learners in Singapore. It is currently offered at 17 mosques across Singapore and has about 4,000 participants.
   
   
4. Apart from the aLIVE and ADIL programmes, there are 6 full-time madrasah (Islamic Religious School) in Singapore registered with the Ministry of Education (MOE). These madrasahs offer a dual-education system that combines secular and religious learning. Similar to the secular schools, the madrasah admit students from Primary 1 up to Pre-University.