Future Leaders International Private School – Baniyas vs Yasmina American School

	F Future Leaders International Private School – Baniyas Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates	Y Yasmina American School Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year AED 25,800 - 39,800	Fees / year AED 32,000 - 48,000
Age range	Age range 4 - 17 years	Age range 3 - 11 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 2,500	Pupils 425
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 28
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Arabic	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2025
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Baniyas East, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.	Location The school is located in Khalifa City A, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The campus sits on Al Mireef Street in Khalifa City, within Al Raha Gardens near the Khalifa City area. It occupies the former Yasmina British Academy site and serves families in the Khalifa City and Al Raha Gardens communities. The area is residential and family-friendly, with convenient access from major road networks.
Stages	Stages KG1 to Grade 12	Stages Yasmina American School will open in August 2025 for Pre-KG to Grade 5, with plans to grow through Grade 12 in the future. The current program structure focuses on early childhood and elementary grades, building toward higher grades over time.
School type	School type —	School type The school is a private educational institution that is part of the Aldar Academies network. It offers an American curriculum and operates within Aldar Education's portfolio.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix Not disclosed.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Inclusive education with a social support framework; A Social Worker/Section Supervisor assists with social and emotional concerns and supports students.	Additional learning support Not specified. There is no public listing of Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions on the current materials.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation Located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation Not specified.
School day structure	School day structure KG1–KG2: Monday–Thursday 07:20–13:00; Friday 07:20–11:30. Grades 1–12: Monday–Thursday 07:20–14:45; Friday 07:20–11:30.	School day structure The school day runs from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday to Thursday, with a shorter day on Friday from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
Bus service details	Bus service details Bus service is available; bus fees listed as 5,000 AED per year.	Bus service details A bus service is available to all students and is charged as a fixed fee per student per academic year. The Admissions Team will confirm the fee for each school and the routes they follow.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & Registration Fees - Registration / assessment fee: AED 1,000 payable after the admissions assessment; this amount is deducted from the school's annual tuition. - Re‑enrolment / re‑registration fee for existing students (to confirm placement for the next academic year, KG2 to Grade 11): AED 1,000; this amount is deducted from the school's annual tuition. - The registration fee is non‑refundable and is paid following the admissions test. Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts) and additional per‑student charges - KG 1: Tuition AED 25,800; Tuition after discount AED 19,350; Books AED 535; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - KG 2: Tuition AED 25,800; Tuition after discount AED 19,350; Books AED 1,715; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 1: Tuition AED 29,500; Tuition after discount AED 25,075; Books AED 1,810; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 2: Tuition AED 29,500; Tuition after discount AED 25,075; Books AED 1,280; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 3: Tuition AED 29,500; Tuition after discount AED 25,075; Books AED 1,455; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 4: Tuition AED 29,500; Tuition after discount AED 25,075; Books AED 1,190; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 5: Tuition AED 29,500; Tuition after discount AED 25,075; Books AED 1,845; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 6: Tuition AED 35,100; Tuition after discount AED 29,835; Books AED 2,740; Uniform AED 430; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 7: Tuition AED 35,100; Tuition after discount AED 29,835; Books AED 2,840; Uniform AED 490; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 8: Tuition AED 35,100; Tuition after discount AED 29,835; Books AED 2,840; Uniform AED 490; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 9: Tuition AED 35,100; Tuition after discount AED 29,835; Books AED 3,720; Uniform AED 490; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 10: Tuition AED 39,800; Tuition after discount AED 33,830; Books AED 3,720; Uniform AED 590; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 11: Tuition AED 39,800; Tuition after discount AED 33,830; Books AED 3,720; Uniform AED 590; Bus AED 5,000. - Grade 12: Tuition AED 39,800; Tuition after discount AED 33,830; Books AED 3,720; Uniform AED 590; Bus AED 5,000. Per‑term tuition (installment calculation) - Tuition is payable in three instalments due on the dates listed in the billing schedule. Therefore, the per‑term tuition amount can be calculated as one‑third of the annual tuition and one‑third of the discounted annual tuition where the discounted figure applies. Example per‑term amounts (annual ÷ 3): - KG 1 / KG 2: AED 8,600.00 per term (full tuition) / AED 6,450.00 per term (after discount). - Grade 1–5: AED 9,833.33 per term (full tuition AED 29,500) / AED 8,358.33 per term (after discount AED 25,075). - Grade 6–9: AED 11,700.00 per term (full tuition AED 35,100) / AED 9,945.00 per term (after discount AED 29,835). - Grade 10–12: AED 13,266.67 per term (full tuition AED 39,800) / AED 11,276.67 per term (after discount AED 33,830). - Books and uniform charges are payable with Term 1 fees and are not eligible for instalment conversion. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is payable in three instalments with the following due dates for the 2026/2027 academic year: 1st instalment — 1 August 2026; 2nd instalment — 1 December 2026; 3rd instalment — 1 March 2027. - Books and uniform fees must be paid together with the first term payment; they cannot be deferred into subsequent instalments. - Bus service is a two‑way service only; availability is subject to seat availability and route feasibility. Bus charges are listed as an annual fee per student. Boarding - Boarding is not offered; the school provides a two‑way bus service only. Other costs and one‑off charges - Books: grade‑specific book charges are listed above and are payable with Term 1. - Uniform: grade‑specific uniform charges are listed above and are payable with Term 1. - Bus: annual bus fee is shown per grade above; bus service is two‑way and is subject to route feasibility and seat availability. Refund information - A part of fees may be refunded in accordance with ADEK regulations if a student transfers from the school or discontinues bus services; refunds are handled according to ADEK's Private Schools Policy and Guidance Manual (Policy 39). - The registration fee (AED 1,000) is non‑refundable. Fee payment options and bank details - Accepted payment methods: Cash, Cheque, Card and Bank Transfer. Payments can be accepted in person during school office hours (07:30–16:00). - Bank transfer details (account for fee payments): - Account Name: Future Leaders International Private School. - Bank: First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB). - Account No: 4031005620463001. - IBAN: AE590354031005620463001. - SWIFT: NBADAEAAXXX. - Email a scanned copy of the remittance advice to accounts@futureleaders.sch.ae to enable tracing of payments. Notes - All amounts are shown in AED (United Arab Emirates Dirham).	Fee details Application & Registration Fees - Registration fee (new students): 5% of the yearly tuition fee, payable after an offer is accepted and deductible from the final tuition installment (Term 3). The seat is reserved only once the registration fee is received and confirmed by school finance. The registration fee is refundable for new students if written notification is provided at least two weeks prior to the start of the new academic year. - Re‑registration fee (returning students): 5% of the yearly tuition fee, payable at time of re‑enrolment and deductible from the final tuition installment. Schools may collect re‑registration fees up to 4 months before the start of the academic year. The re‑registration fee is refundable if written notification is provided on or before 30 June; the re‑registration fee is non‑transferable to another child. Tuition fees by year group (annual and term breakdown) — Academic Year 2025/2026 - FS 1: ADEK Approved Fee AED 40,000; Founding Discount AED 8,000; Tuition Fee AED 32,000. Term 1 AED 12,800; Term 2 AED 9,600; Term 3 AED 9,600. - FS 2: ADEK Approved Fee AED 40,000; Founding Discount AED 8,000; Tuition Fee AED 32,000. Term 1 AED 12,800; Term 2 AED 9,600; Term 3 AED 9,600. - Y 1: ADEK Approved Fee AED 40,000; Founding Discount AED 8,000; Tuition Fee AED 32,000. Term 1 AED 12,800; Term 2 AED 9,600; Term 3 AED 9,600. - Y 2: ADEK Approved Fee AED 44,000; Founding Discount AED 8,800; Tuition Fee AED 35,200. Term 1 AED 14,080; Term 2 AED 10,560; Term 3 AED 10,560. - Y 3: ADEK Approved Fee AED 44,000; Founding Discount AED 8,800; Tuition Fee AED 35,200. Term 1 AED 14,080; Term 2 AED 10,560; Term 3 AED 10,560. - Y 4: ADEK Approved Fee AED 44,000; Founding Discount AED 8,800; Tuition Fee AED 35,200. Term 1 AED 14,080; Term 2 AED 10,560; Term 3 AED 10,560. - Y 5: ADEK Approved Fee AED 44,000; Founding Discount AED 8,800; Tuition Fee AED 35,200. Term 1 AED 14,080; Term 2 AED 10,560; Term 3 AED 10,560. - Y 6: ADEK Approved Fee AED 44,000; Founding Discount AED 8,800; Tuition Fee AED 35,200. Term 1 AED 14,080; Term 2 AED 10,560; Term 3 AED 10,560. - Y 7: ADEK Approved Fee AED 46,000; Founding Discount AED 9,200; Tuition Fee AED 36,800. Term 1 AED 14,720; Term 2 AED 11,040; Term 3 AED 11,040. - Y 8: ADEK Approved Fee AED 46,000; Founding Discount AED 9,200; Tuition Fee AED 36,800. Term 1 AED 14,720; Term 2 AED 11,040; Term 3 AED 11,040. - Y 9: ADEK Approved Fee AED 46,000; Founding Discount AED 9,200; Tuition Fee AED 36,800. Term 1 AED 14,720; Term 2 AED 11,040; Term 3 AED 11,040. - Y 10: ADEK Approved Fee AED 48,000; Founding Discount AED 9,600; Tuition Fee AED 38,400. Term 1 AED 15,360; Term 2 AED 11,520; Term 3 AED 11,520. - Y 11: ADEK Approved Fee AED 48,000; Founding Discount AED 9,600; Tuition Fee AED 38,400. Term 1 AED 15,360; Term 2 AED 11,520; Term 3 AED 11,520. - Y 12: ADEK Approved Fee AED 48,000; Founding Discount AED 9,600; Tuition Fee AED 38,400. Term 1 AED 15,360; Term 2 AED 11,520; Term 3 AED 11,520. - Y 13: ADEK Approved Fee AED 48,000; Founding Discount AED 9,600; Tuition Fee AED 38,400. Term 1 AED 15,360; Term 2 AED 11,520; Term 3 AED 11,520. Billing schedule and payment terms - Academic year tuition is invoiced in three instalments (termly). Term 1 covers Sep–Dec (4 months); Term 2 covers Jan–Mar (3 months); Term 3 covers Apr–Jun (3 months). Term due dates are: Term 1 — 1 August; Term 2 — 1 December; Term 3 — 1 March. Parents may request a full‑year invoice with a single due date of 1 August. - Registration fee due timing: registration payment is required within seven days upon offer acceptance. Re‑registration fee due date is set in the fee policy calendar (example due dates shown for the 2025/2026 cycle). Full‑year invoice option has a due date of 1 August for that cycle. - Late payment / non‑payment consequences: the school issues three consecutive warning notices (each at least one week apart) for late/non‑payment. The school is authorized to suspend a student for up to three days in response to late/non‑payment (after issuing the three warnings) and may withhold examination report cards, transfer certificates or block transfer on eSIS, and may withhold re‑enrolment until outstanding fees are settled. Schools will inform parents in writing at least three months before the end of the academic year if outstanding fees place re‑enrolment at risk. Boarding fees - Boarding is not listed as part of the fee schedule; no boarding fees are included in the published fee policy. (Fees and inclusions/exclusions specify tuition does not include items such as uniform, food services, transport, examination fees or extra‑curricular activities.) Other costs and exclusions - Uniforms: not included in tuition; uniform costs are charged separately. Tuition explicitly excludes uniform costs. - Food services / school meals: not included in tuition; meal plans or catering are separate charges. - Transport (school bus): transport is not included in tuition. Bus service is available at a fixed annual fee per student; the bus fee amount varies by route. - Examination fees and extra‑curricular activities outside school hours: these are not included in tuition and may incur additional charges. Refund information (withdrawal and refund rules) - Registration fee refund (new students): refundable if written notification is provided at least two weeks prior to the start of the academic year. Re‑registration fee refundable if written notification is provided on or before 30 June. - Early withdrawal / prorated retention: if a student attends up to part of the first week of a term and then discontinues without sufficient written notice, the school may retain up to 5% of the annual tuition (equivalent to the registration/re‑registration fee). If a student attends between one week and three weeks in a term, the school retains the value of one full month of tuition. If attendance is over three weeks and up to six weeks in a term, the school retains the value of two full months of tuition. If attendance exceeds six weeks in a term, the school may retain the full term fee plus registration/re‑registration fee.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Core uniform is compulsory for KG to Grade 12 and includes a white short-sleeve shirt or white polo T-shirt with dark grey full-elastic trousers; shoes must cover the toes and be black, blue, or white, and sandals are not allowed. PE days require the PE uniform with suitable sports shoes, and swimming days require a cap and towel. The uniform can be purchased at the FLIS Rabdan campus, with store hours Monday–Thursday and Sunday 9:00 AM–3:00 PM and Friday 8:00 AM–12:00 PM; Kindergarten students should bring an extra labeled set of clothes, and the navy blue unisex winter jacket is part of the uniform.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options FLIS Rabdan has a Nutrition Policy that promotes healthy eating and prohibits nuts and foods containing nuts. Lunches must align with healthy eating guidelines; nuts, peanuts, peanut butter, and peanut oils are banned. Unhealthy items such as cookies, sweets, chips, and fizzy drinks are not permitted at school; sharing food with other students is not allowed; families with children on special diets should provide a medical letter or dietitian's note.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership —	Governance and ownership The school is part of Aldar Academies (Aldar Schools network) and is located in Khalifa City A, Abu Dhabi. It is operated by Aldar Academies.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details American curriculum reinforced by NGSS and AP Standards; adheres to the Virginia State Standards of Learning and the UAE MOE National Curriculum.	Curriculum details The Yasmina American School offers a rigorous American curriculum from Pre-KG through Grade 5, aligned with the U.S. CCSS for English Language Arts and Mathematics and NGSS for Science; the early years (Pre-KG and Kindergarten) follow the U.S. Early Learning Standards in a play-based, inquiry-driven program. The Elementary program (Grades 1–5) covers core subjects—English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies—supplemented by Art, Music, Physical Education, and STEAM, with project-based learning and a focus on 21st-century skills. Instruction is differentiated to meet diverse learners and uses an integrated STEAM approach to develop critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving through inquiry. The school plans to expand to Middle & High School with Advanced Placement (AP) courses to offer college credit opportunities in the future; currently, the curriculum covers Pre-KG to Grade 5. The program emphasizes personal growth and development, fostering confident, compassionate learners in a joyful, inquiry-based environment.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Prepares students for college and beyond.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning Yasmina American School emphasizes social-emotional development from the early years; in Pre-KG, the curriculum integrates social-emotional development as part of a play-based, inquiry-driven approach. The Elementary curriculum also centers on personal and social growth, alongside core academic learning, to foster resilience, collaboration, and curiosity. The school describes its learning community as caring and inclusive, supporting students' belonging and personal growth. Parental engagement is actively pursued through workshops and events to strengthen home–school partnerships and support student wellbeing. The admissions materials highlight a supportive and engaging environment intended to help students thrive academically and socially.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language There is no explicit, publicly described EAL program on Yasmina American School's pages; the materials focus on delivering an American curriculum aligned with CCSS and on general language instruction within that framework. The curriculum overview references English Language Arts and Mathematics aligned to CCSS, indicating English instruction as the core language of instruction, but it does not detail separate EAL support services. There is no published information about dedicated EAL staff, assessments, or pull-out/in-class supports. Families can use standard contact channels (Admissions or MyExperience) for questions about language support. Public materials do not describe a distinct EAL program, staff, or eligibility criteria.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing is addressed through the curriculum's emphasis on social-emotional development in the early years and the explicit focus on personal and social skills in the program. The Pre-KG description highlights fostering social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth, underscoring a holistic approach to wellbeing. Yasmina American School also presents itself as an inclusive and caring community, which supports students' emotional safety and sense of belonging. Parental engagement and home–school partnerships are used as mechanisms to bolster student wellbeing through ongoing communication and joint activities. For wellbeing-related inquiries, parents are encouraged to contact the school via standard channels (Admissions or MyExperience).
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school has Safeguarding Policy 2025-26 and Student Protection Policy 2025-26. The Technology, Health & Safety Policy states that every student has the right to protection from harm regardless of age, gender, religion, culture, or physical abilities. Parents/guardians work closely with the school to protect children and provide an ICT-safe environment. The policy also governs the use of technology and the management of electronic communication technologies.	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school is organized around Learning Communities, with every 3 to 6 classrooms sharing facilities such as breakout spaces, learning shaded areas, flexible classrooms, playfields, a library, and a dining area. A summarized list presents the facilities and the benefits related to each. The facilities include Smart Classrooms, Labs, Playfields, Swimming Pool & Gym, Multipurpose Halls, Libraries & Learning Areas, and Other Facilities. This layout supports collaborative and varied learning activities across the school's campuses.	Facilities overview Yasmina American School is located in Khalifa City A, Abu Dhabi, on the former Yasmina British Academy campus. The campus features age-appropriate classrooms, state-of-the-art facilities, and outdoor playgrounds. It emphasizes advanced technology infrastructure to support learning. The school offers an American curriculum from Pre-KG to Grade 5, with plans to grow to Grade 12. Extracurricular activities include STEAM, arts, and sports programs.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Playfields provide outdoor spaces for sports and physical education. A Swimming Pool & Gym supports swimming, fitness, and PE activities. Multipurpose Halls support indoor sports and school events.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Labs provide spaces for practical experiments and hands-on learning. Libraries & Learning Areas offer spaces for reading, research, and study. Smart Classrooms enable technology-enhanced instructional experiences. Other Facilities cover additional spaces that support academic activities.	Academic facilities The campus provides age-appropriate classrooms and a focus on interactive, hands-on learning. It is supported by advanced technology infrastructure to enhance academic work.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities —	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular activities include STEAM, arts, and sports programs.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History —	History Yasmina American School was launched by Aldar Education and opened in August 2025 in Khalifa City A, Abu Dhabi. The founding principal is Amal Shahine, a veteran educator who previously led Horizon Private School/American Branch. The school is part of Aldar Education's growing portfolio, created to provide accessible, high-quality American education. It began with Pre-KG to Grade 5, with plans to expand to Grade 12 in the near future. The campus is located on Al Mireef Street in Khalifa City, within the Al Raha Gardens area.
Community	Community Three Abu Dhabi campuses exist: Baniyas East (Baniyas), Rabdan, and Madinat Zayed. The school describes itself as a distinctive, culturally-diverse, knowledge-based international school that motivates each student to learn and to become a 21st-century global-minded citizen and leader. The learning approach includes iPadic Classrooms Integration, a Student-Centered Teaching and Learning Environment, and a STEM–STEAM Philosophy of Learning. The community emphasizes extracurricular activities (30+ options) and serves 2,500+ students with 90% of teachers classified as highly qualified.	Community Yasmina American School describes its community as inclusive and caring. Parental engagement is a core element, supported through open communication, regular workshops, and interactive events. The school calendar includes cultural observances such as Prophet's Birthday on September 4, 2025, and Commemoration Day and National Day on December 2–3, 2025. The school emphasizes a home–school partnership and family involvement as part of its community approach.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) at Future Leaders International Private School fosters a strong partnership between families and educators, organizes events, supports school programs and new initiatives, and facilitates open communication between parents and the school. The PTA is guided by an elected Executive Board consisting of a president, vice-president, head of committees, and members. Families are encouraged to get involved; volunteering opportunities are available via a Volunteer Form.	Parent teacher association Parental engagement at Yasmina American School is formalized as a core part of the school community. A dedicated Parent Relations Executive coordinates contact with families and supports the enrollment process. The engagement program emphasizes open communication, regular workshops, and interactive events to involve parents in their child's learning journey. Families are invited to participate in school life through events and collaborative activities that accompany classroom learning. The school describes its community as inclusive and caring, aligning parental involvement with a broader home–school partnership. The school is part of Aldar Education's network, emphasizing accessible, high-quality education and family engagement.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual iPadic Classrooms Integration is used across the school. Students' Centered Teaching and Learning Environment focuses on student engagement. STEM–STEAM Philosophy of Learning guides inquiry-based learning. Three campuses across Abu Dhabi serve over 2,500 students, with about 90% of teachers highly qualified.	Academic & intellectual The school provides a high-quality American curriculum aligned with the CCSS for English Language Arts and Mathematics and the NGSS for Science. The school serves Pre-KG to Grade 5, with a plan to grow through Middle and High School and offer AP courses in the future. Early Childhood (Pre-KG and Kindergarten) uses a play-based, inquiry-driven program that integrates literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional development. The Elementary Curriculum (Grades 1–5) focuses on core subjects—English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies—and is complemented by Art, Music, Physical Education, and STEAM, with project-based learning and a emphasis on 21st-century skills. The Middle and High School expansion is planned for the future, expanding opportunities for advanced coursework and college preparation.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative Art and Music are part of the Elementary Curriculum, and STEAM is integrated across subjects. Extracurricular activities include STEAM, arts programs, and sports. The program emphasizes project-based learning and creative collaboration across arts and STEAM.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language UAE Integration is part of the Academics program.	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Extracurricular Activities exceed 30 programs.	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service Students Council is part of the school's activities.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Career is listed in the site's navigation, indicating career development opportunities.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing —	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school is located in Khalifa City A, Abu Dhabi and is part of the Aldar Academies network. The campus offers age-appropriate classrooms, state-of-the-art facilities, playgrounds, and resources for academics and extracurriculars. Hours are Monday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–3:30 PM, and Friday, 7:30 AM–12:00 PM. Address: Al Mireef Street, Khalifa City, Al Raha Gardens, Abu Dhabi.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Arabic is a mandatory MOE subject. Islamic, Social Studies and Moral Education are also required MOE subjects. French is offered as a language option. Arabic is taught to both native and non-native students.	Language provision —
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards No awards listed on the page.
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations Aldar Academies network member; no specific external accreditation details provided on the page.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions An experienced admissions team supports applicants to ensure that admission applications meet ADEK documentation requirements. The school reserves the right to refuse admission based on seat availability and other non‑academic issues such as missing documents. To apply, complete the Student Application Form and provide all required documents. The applicant and their parent or guardian will meet with the registrar within 2–3 business days after submission to discuss admission requirements, followed by an interview with the section head to assess character, skills, and commitment to a successful academic and personal life. After these steps, the applicant sits for aptitude tests in English, Arabic, and Mathematics, which also assess higher‑order skills such as writing, critical thinking, and problem solving to help establish a personalized education portfolio. Parents are informed of the results within 2–3 business days of the test date via email, with an academic support plan if needed. ADEK directives require the following ages for admission to each grade: KG1 four years, KG2 five, Grade 1 six, Grade 2 seven, Grade 3 eight, Grade 4 nine, Grade 5 ten, Grade 6 eleven, Grade 7 twelve, Grade 8 thirteen, Grade 9 fourteen, Grade 10 fifteen, Grade 11 sixteen, Grade 12 seventeen. Admissions are open for 2025–2026 in Abu Dhabi for the Baniyas and Madinat Zayed campuses, and applications can be made online.	Admissions 01. Submit your enquiry online; a Parent Relations Executive will get back to you within 2 working days to assist you. Enquiries are accepted for the 2025-2026 academic year. This initial contact begins the admissions process. 02. Schedule a tour or a meeting with our Senior Leadership team to learn more about Yasmina American School. Tours and meetings can be arranged via the provided links. The visit helps you understand the school's programs, facilities, and overall environment. 03. Submit your completed application; the Admissions Team will be in touch within 2 working days after submission. The application is processed through the admissions system linked on the site. This step advances your candidacy toward assessment. 04. Within 2 working days of a successful assessment, you will receive an offer of a place at our School. Once this is accepted and the registration fee is paid, enrollment is completed.
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