They change every day. A table written once would be wrong by the following afternoon, and somebody would trust it.
We are asked for the prayer times often enough that the obvious thing would be to put a table on this website. We are not going to, and the reason is worth writing down once.
The times move every day. A page built in September and left alone is wrong in October and badly wrong by December, and the people most likely to rely on a table on a centre's own website are exactly the people least likely to check it against anything. A wrong time on a page with our name at the top is worse than no page at all.
So the arrangement is this. The centre follows the times published for Malé, the same published times everybody else here follows. At the start of each month the office prints that month's timetable and puts it on the board beside the office door, where you walk past it on the way in. If it is not up by the second of the month, tell the office, because that means somebody forgot.
Classes pause for the prayer. The pause is not counted against the hour a family has paid for, and the teacher does not run the hour short because of it. If a class ends up ten minutes over on a particular afternoon that is why.
One thing the office will not do on the phone is tell you a time from memory. It will tell you when your child's class begins and ends and roughly where the pause falls in it, and for the times themselves it will point you at the published timetable, which is the only answer anybody here should be giving.