International Jubilee Private School vs Rawafed Private School

	I International Jubilee Private School Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates	R Rawafed Private School Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year AED 15,300 - 36,230	Fees / year AED 19,120 - 42,970
Age range	Age range 4 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type —	Type —
Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 797	Pupils 1,700
Typical class size	Typical class size 25	Typical class size 17
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened —	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service —	Bus service —
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location International Jubilee Private School is located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The postal address is P.O. Box 8152. Directory listings place the campus in the Al Danah area (Al Danah - E18-03) of Abu Dhabi. The main contact number is +971 2 633 5150.	Location Rawafed Private School is located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, in the Al Bateen area, near Bateen Mall. It is accessible by car from across the city. The mailing address is P.O. Box 7334, Abu Dhabi.
Stages	Stages IJPS offers education from Kindergarten through Grade 12, following an American curriculum. The school describes its program as KG to Grade 12 with a progression into secondary levels and specialist subjects for Grades 4–12.	Stages The school offers Kindergarten (KG1 and KG2) in a separate unit, followed by Grades 1–4 taught in self-contained classes. Grades 5–12 are taught by specialist subject teachers across a broad high school program. The day begins with KG in the separate unit and then Grades 1–12 in standard classes.
School type	School type The school is a private day school and is co-educational. It operates as a private, non-boarding institution serving both boys and girls.	School type Rawafed Private School operates as a private school in Abu Dhabi. It follows an American curriculum and is Cognia-accredited. The site does not publicly state whether the school is co-educational or single-sex.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix The student body comprises more than 30 nationalities, with Asian and Arabic nationalities forming large groups; the school emphasises a diverse international community. Local and international student representation is noted, but a precise local/international ratio is not published.	Pupil nationality mix The school reports about 1,700 students across 20 nationalities. The most common nationalities and the local-to-international student ratio are not published. The school emphasizes cultural diversity in its values.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support The school provides inclusive education and student support, including Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) or Advanced Learning Plans (ALPs) and inclusion programs for students with different educational needs.	Additional learning support There is no explicit SEN program or dedicated SEN facilities listed on the school site. Inclusion is referenced in Abu Dhabi policy guidance, which requires schools to accommodate learners with additional needs where possible; parents should inquire about specific SEN arrangements.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Affiliation: American curriculum with Cognia accreditation; there is no formal country affiliation stated.	Country affiliation The school follows an American curriculum and holds Cognia accreditation, with no formal government affiliation stated.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation There is no stated religious affiliation for the school. The curriculum includes Islamic Studies as a listed subject.	Religious affiliation Islamic Studies and Arabic are part of the curriculum; there is no stated religious affiliation for the school.
School day structure	School day structure The school day runs on a schedule roughly from 7:15 to 14:30 (7:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.). This aligns with typical UAE private school hours and is reflected in local listings.	School day structure The school day starts at 7:30am; KG classes finish at 12:30pm and Grades 1–12 finish at 2:50pm.
Bus service details	Bus service details The school provides a transportation service and has a Transportation Policy and Drop-Off/Pick-Up policy governing routes and procedures. Specific bus routes and external transport providers are not publicly published.	Bus service details The school operates a government-supported, school-owned transport system across the greater Abu Dhabi area. There are two bus services in the morning and two in the afternoon, plus buses for field trips. Each bus has a transportation assistant, drivers carry mobile phones, and the fleet is maintained to safety standards.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Registration Fees - A registration or re-registration fee equal to 5% of the annual tuition is charged at the time of enrolment and is deducted from the total school fees for the year. Tuition fees by year group (annual and example per-term if paid in three installments) - Kindergarten 2 (age 4): Tuition AED 14,100. If split into three installments: AED 4,700 per installment. A books charge of AED 1,200 is listed for the first year (books are billed separately). Total first-year example shown AED 15,300. - Kindergarten 3: Tuition AED 16,640. If split into three installments: AED 5,547 per installment. - Grade 1: Tuition AED 19,510. If split into three installments: AED 6,504 per installment. - Grade 2: Tuition AED 21,070. If split into three installments: AED 7,023 per installment. - Grade 3: Tuition AED 22,480. If split into three installments: AED 7,493 per installment. - Grade 4: Tuition AED 25,050. If split into three installments: AED 8,350 per installment. - Grade 5: Tuition AED 26,490. If split into three installments: AED 8,830 per installment. - Grade 6: Tuition AED 27,820. If split into three installments: AED 9,274 per installment. - Grade 7: Tuition AED 30,510. If split into three installments: AED 10,170 per installment. - Grade 8: Tuition AED 31,830. If split into three installments: AED 10,610 per installment. - Grade 9: Tuition AED 33,260. If split into three installments: AED 11,087 per installment. - Grade 10: Tuition AED 36,230. If split into three installments: AED 12,077 per installment. - Grade 11: Tuition AED 36,230. If split into three installments: AED 12,077 per installment. - Grade 12: Tuition AED 36,230. If split into three installments: AED 12,077 per installment. Notes on how tuition and related charges are billed - Tuition may be divided into a maximum of three instalments; each instalment must be paid before the relevant semester starts. The first payment is due in August or one month before the school year starts. Books and uniform are billed separately at the beginning of the year. Transportation (bus) fees are added to the tuition where applicable. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. No boarding or residential fees are listed for International Jubilee Private School. Other costs and typical additional fees - Uniform: One set (regular or sport) is required; uniform charges are collected separately. - Textbooks / e-books / online learning resources: Charged separately; examples include a books charge shown for early years. - Transportation: Bus fees are additional and are added to tuition when the service is used. Transportation fees follow the same refund/retention rules as tuition. - Extracurricular activities: Optional; fees for extra-curricular activities are charged separately with parental approval. Refund and withdrawal retention rules - The registration or re-registration fee is retained if the student does not attend or attends for one week or less. If the student attends between one and three weeks, the school retains one month of tuition. If the student attends more than three weeks up to six weeks, the school retains two months of tuition. If the student attends more than six weeks, the school retains a full term fee. One month's tuition is calculated by dividing the annual tuition by ten months. Transportation refunds follow the same method. Uniforms and books (including electronic resources) are not refundable once used. Tuition refunds, where applicable, are returned via the original mode of payment. Billing schedule and payment terms (summary) - Registration / re-registration fee: charged at enrolment (5% of tuition and deducted from total fees). - First tuition payment: due in August or one month before the start of the school year. - Installments: tuition may be paid in up to three instalments; each instalment must be paid before the relevant semester starts. Fee payment options - Online payments by VISA and MasterCard in AED are accepted through the school's online payment system. Receipts are subject to bank confirmation and refunds (for tuition where applicable) are processed via the original payment method. The online payment system is used for tuition, application/deposit fees, uniform, transport and other school charges that the school offers online. Sources used for these fee details - Official IJPS pages referencing the 2025–2026 fees materials and school fee policies. - Published tuition schedule for Academic Year 2025–2026 as listed in publicly available school-fees summaries.	Fee details Tuition fees — per year and per term - Pre-KG: Total AED 19,120. Registration fee (5%): AED 956. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 6,692 (first), AED 5,736 (second), AED 5,736 (third). Books: not listed. - KG 1: Total AED 19,120. Registration fee (5%): AED 956. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 6,692 (first), AED 5,736 (second), AED 5,736 (third). Books: AED 750. - KG 2: Total AED 20,250. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,013. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 7,087 (first), AED 6,075 (second), AED 6,075 (third). Books: AED 900. - Grade 1: Total AED 25,190. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,260. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 8,816 (first), AED 7,557 (second), AED 7,557 (third). Books: AED 1,026. - Grade 2: Total AED 26,420. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,321. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 9,247 (first), AED 7,926 (second), AED 7,926 (third). Books: AED 1,129. - Grade 3: Total AED 27,740. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,387. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 9,709 (first), AED 8,322 (second), AED 8,322 (third). Books: AED 1,239. - Grade 4: Total AED 28,770. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,439. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 10,069 (first), AED 8,631 (second), AED 8,631 (third). Books: AED 1,494. - Grade 5: Total AED 30,100. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,505. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 10,535 (first), AED 9,030 (second), AED 9,030 (third). Books: AED 1,500. - Grade 6: Total AED 30,100. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,505. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 10,535 (first), AED 9,030 (second), AED 9,030 (third). Books: AED 1,530. - Grade 7: Total AED 32,470. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,624. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 11,364 (first), AED 9,741 (second), AED 9,741 (third). Books: AED 1,900. - Grade 8: Total AED 32,470. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,624. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 11,364 (first), AED 9,741 (second), AED 9,741 (third). Books: AED 2,200. - Grade 9: Total AED 35,040. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,752. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 12,264 (first), AED 10,512 (second), AED 10,512 (third). Books: AED 1,800. - Grade 10: Total AED 37,530. Registration fee (5%): AED 1,877. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 13,135 (first), AED 11,259 (second), AED 11,259 (third). Books: AED 1,675. - Grade 11: Total AED 40,200. Registration fee (5%): AED 2,010. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 14,070 (first), AED 12,060 (second), AED 12,060 (third). Books: AED 1,850. - Grade 12: Total AED 42,970. Registration fee (5%): AED 2,149. Payment schedule (three installments): AED 15,039 (first), AED 12,891 (second), AED 12,891 (third). Books: AED 2,250. Application / Registration fee - The registration (application) fee is set at 5% of the tuition fee for the chosen grade; the specific 5% amount is shown alongside each grade above. The registration fee is non-refundable in the event of withdrawal before the beginning of the academic year. Billing schedule and payment terms - Annual tuition is billed in three installments (First Installment, Second Installment, Third Installment) as shown in the installment amounts for each grade above. Payments are expected in AED for cash/credit card transactions. Sender charges for bank transfers must be covered by the sender; proof of transfer should be emailed to the school to credit the student account. Boarding fees - No boarding fees are listed. Boarding is not indicated as an offered service. Other costs and fees - Books: The fee schedule lists specific book charges by grade where applicable (amounts shown above). - Uniform: School uniform is available for purchase from a designated tailor; a separate uniform charge applies where applicable. - Transportation: Bus transport is available for an additional separate fee; specific transport rates are charged separately. - International examinations: International examinations (including SAT, TOEFL and MAP tests) are charged separately from the tuition and instalments. Refund information - The registration fee (5% of tuition) is non-refundable if the student withdraws before the beginning of the academic year. No additional refund policy details for tuition or other charges are specified in the published fee schedule. Fee payment options - Cash / Credit Card: Payments accepted in UAE Dirhams only. - Cheque: Payable to Rawafed Private School and drawn on local banks. - Bank transfer (wire): Bank name: First Abu Dhabi Bank. A/C No: 1011001500102019. IBAN: AE750351011001500102019. Applicable transfer fees are to be paid by the sender; indicate the student registration number on transfers and send proof of payment to ahmedkabeer@rawafedschool.com to credit the student account. Contact for payments - Landline: +971 2 666 2663. Email for payment proof: ahmedkabeer@rawafedschool.com.
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are required. One set of uniform (regular or sport) with a shirt and a trouser.	Uniform requirement Uniforms are required for students. Uniforms are available for purchase from a designated tailor shop.
Food options	Food options The school has a Healthy Eating Policy. It guides the food provided on campus and in school activities to promote healthy choices.	Food options The school operates a cafeteria on site. All meals served are halal and nutritionally balanced, prepared locally where possible. Parents visiting the school are welcome to use the onsite canteen facilities for lunch or a quick snack.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school offers an American curriculum. The school is Cognia-accredited since 2021-2022. The leadership team includes a Principal and a Vice Principal, with additional senior staff such as Head of Arabic subjects and students affairs, a social worker for the high school, a social worker for K–5, an Activities Supervisor and Coordinator, a KG coordinator, and a Registrar.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details International Jubilee Private School is located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The school uses an accredited American curriculum based on the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). It educates students from Kindergarten through Grade 12, with a focus on UAE national identity, moral education, and 21st-century skills. The learning approach includes Project-Based Learning, Genius Hour, Play-Based learning, and Guided Reading, delivered through integrated subjects. Core subjects include Languages, Mathematics, Sciences, Humanities, Information Technology, Islamic Studies, Physical Education, Music, Visual Art, and Business/Entrepreneurship. Extracurricular clubs and activities are offered for free, including an Athletic program, and Grades 4–12 have specialist subject teachers. Cognia accreditation was achieved in 2021-2022, and ADEK inspections have recognized strengths in teacher–student relationships, attendance, and engaging instruction.	Curriculum details Rawafed Private School in Abu Dhabi offers an American Curriculum accredited by Cognia. The school serves KG1 through Grade 12, with about 1,700 students and more than 150 staff from roughly 20 nationalities. KG1 and KG2 are taught in a separate unit; Grades 1–4 are taught in self-contained classes with English, Arabic, Mathematics, Islamic Studies, Science, Computer Studies, PE, Music, and Art, with Social Studies and French introduced in Grade 4. Grades 5–12 are taught by specialist teachers; Grades 5–6 cover English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, French, Art, Music, Moral Education and PE; Grades 7–8 cover English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Computer Science, Islamic Studies, Robotics, Moral Education and PE; Grades 9–10 cover English, Arabic, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Social Studies, Islamic Studies, American History, Moral Education and PE; Grades 10–11 cover English, Arabic, AP Mathematics, Islamic Studies and PE, with students choosing three subjects from AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics, Economics, Business Studies, Psychology and Sociology, and students are prepared for TOEFL, SAT I, SAT II and AP examinations. From Grade 10, students may continue to a High School Program, with a Diploma awarded on successful completion of Grade 12; to equate the Diploma with the Ministry of Education, Arabic and Islamic Studies Ministry examinations in Grade 12 are required, with English-language support available for these subjects if needed. The school day begins at 7:30am, KG finishes at 12:30pm and Grades 1–12 finish at 2:50pm.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results The school prepares students for external examinations including TOEFL, SAT I, SAT II and AP examinations.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression The school states graduates are prepared for higher education and global opportunities.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented The school has a Gifted and Talented Policy.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning The school emphasizes holistic student development within a supportive community and operates in an international setting with a focus on character development through its stated values.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) The site describes a general school environment and provides a range of academic offerings; it does not publish dedicated SEN support details on the main pages.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language English is a core language of instruction within the core curriculum; the school offers English-language delivery for some subjects in English and provides English-language support where MOE criteria apply.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing The school aims to foster well-rounded development in a caring environment, with staff dedicated to student growth; specific mental wellbeing programs are not itemized on the visible pages.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding The school presents a safety-focused environment with a structured staff team and safety-conscious procedures in transport and campus facilities; explicit safeguarding policies are listed in the site's policies section.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The campus includes state-of-the-art technology in all classrooms. There are age-appropriate play areas for children from kindergarten through the upper grades. The school has an experienced, skilled teaching staff who guide students through their academic journey.	Facilities overview Rawafed Private School is located in Abu Dhabi and is Cognia-accredited under the American curriculum. The facilities include transportation, laboratories, a cafeteria, and recreation spaces. The school day begins at 7:30am, with KG classes finishing at 12:30pm and Grades 1–12 finishing at 2:50pm. The campus serves about 1700 students from around 20 nationalities, supported by about 150 dedicated staff. The school offers 20 extracurricular activities.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities IJPS offers free extracurricular clubs and activities, including an athletic program. The Athletic program is available to every student according to their interests.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school follows a strong and comprehensive American curriculum and is Cognia-accredited since 2021-2022. It provides education from kindergarten to Grade 12 with a focus on academic excellence and readiness for higher education. For Grades 4 through 12, specialist subject teachers deliver classes. The academic program covers languages, mathematics, sciences, humanities, information technology, Islamic studies, physical education, music, visual art, and entrepreneurship.	Academic facilities Rawafed Private School offers a full K–12 curriculum aligned to the American framework. In KG, emphasis is on language development and readiness for formal study. Grades 1–4 cover English, Arabic, Mathematics, Islamic Studies, Science, Computer Studies, PE, Music, and Art, with Social Studies and French introduced in Grade 4. Grades 5–12 are taught by specialist teachers and include English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, French (from Grade 4), Art, Music, Moral Education, and PE; Grades 9–10 add Biology, Physics, Chemistry, American History, and AP options starting Grade 10; Grades 10–11 offer AP Mathematics and three additional AP subjects with TOEFL, SAT I, SAT II preparation. A Diploma is awarded after Grade 12; to align with the Ministry of Education, students complete Arabic and Islamic Studies MOE examinations in Grade 12, with English-taught Arabic/Islamic Studies support available on request.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities IJPS offers free extracurricular clubs and activities including an athletic program.	Extra curricular facilities The school offers 20 extracurricular activities.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Established in 1984, International Jubilee Private School is based in Abu Dhabi. The school offers an American curriculum based on the California Common Core Standards. The student body includes students from more than 30 nationalities. The school emphasizes academic excellence and personal growth through counselling services, career guidance, and partnerships with leading universities worldwide. It prepares students for university success while maintaining UAE roots and heritage.	History —
Community	Community International Jubilee Private School has a diverse student body representing more than 30 nationalities. The engagement and support of parents are a cornerstone of the school's development, with an emphasis on open communication and shared commitment to student success. The school provides a structured activities program overseen by an Activities Supervisor and Coordinator to enhance social and cultural experiences. The community ethos centers on developing responsible, well-rounded global citizens connected to UAE roots.	Community Rawafed Private School has an international community of about 1,700 students from around 20 nationalities and a dedicated staff of about 150. The school follows an American curriculum and holds Cognia accreditation. The school maintains an active academic calendar with events such as Open Day and parent meetings, and holidays including Prophet Mohammed Birthday Holiday, Winter holidays, Eid Al Adha, and Islamic New Year. The school also hosts a Blog with articles on educational topics that engage the school community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school follows an accredited American curriculum based on the California Common Core Standards (CCSS) and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). It uses Project-Based Learning, Genius Hour, Play-Based learning, and Guided Reading to develop 21st‑century skills.	Academic & intellectual The curriculum for KG1-4 includes English, Arabic, Mathematics, Islamic Studies, Science, Computer Studies, PE, Music, and Art, with Social Studies and French introduced in Grade 4. In Grades 5-6, English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, French, Art, Music, Moral Education, and PE are taught. Grades 7-8 include English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Computer Science, Islamic Studies, Robotics, Moral Education, and PE. Grades 9-10 cover English, Arabic, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Social Studies, Islamic Studies, American History, Moral Education, and PE, while Grades 10-11 offer AP subjects and preparation for TOEFL, SAT I, SAT II, and AP examinations; a High School Diploma is awarded after Grade 12 with MOE Arabic and Islamic Studies requirements.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The curriculum includes Music and Visual Art as part of its subject offerings.	Arts & creative Art and Music are part of the Grades 1-4 curriculum. Art and Music are also included in Grades 5-6. The curriculum integrates visual and performing arts as part of a broad educational program.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Kindergarten follows English-language instruction for English Language Arts and Mathematics, with Arabic and Islamic studies taught under MOE standards. The broader curriculum references UAE identity and Moral Education.	Cultural & language French is introduced in Grade 4. English and Arabic are taught across the school. There are 20 nationalities represented among the student body.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The school provides free extracurricular clubs and activities, including an Athletic program, aligned with student interests.	Social & hobbies Recreation areas provide space for a variety of sporting activities during breaks and lunch times. Students can engage in football and other recreational activities in indoor and outdoor facilities. The recreation program supports physical activity and mental stimulation as part of daily life at school.
Community & service	Community & service Not specified on the site.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional For Grades 4 to 12, specialist subject teachers deliver classes, supporting a structured progression through secondary levels.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school emphasizes 21st‑century skills and a supportive, inclusive environment, with a focus on UAE roots and heritage.	Lifestyle & wellbeing A Healthy Eating and Food Safety Policy governs school food and nutrition. The policy requires nutritionally balanced meals and safe handling, and educates students on nutrition, hydration, and healthy lifestyle choices. It aligns with ADEK, ADAFSA, and UAE health regulations and includes food safety audits, training, allergy management, and sustainability measures.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The curriculum is an American curriculum based on the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Languages are among the subjects covered in the academic programs.	Language provision The school teaches English and Arabic as language subjects. French is introduced in Grade 4 and continues in higher grades. Grades 5–12 include English, Arabic, and French, with preparation for TOEFL, SAT I, SAT II and AP examinations. The Diploma awarded at Grade 12 requires successful completion of Ministry examinations in Arabic and Islamic Studies; special classes in Islamic Studies and Arabic in English are available for eligible students.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching Yes. English and Arabic are taught across the school; French is introduced in Grade 4; Some Islamic Studies and Arabic classes can be taught in English for students who meet the Ministry of Education criteria.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards null	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations Cognia accreditation was earned in 2021-2022, and Cognia accreditation indicates alignment with the American curriculum.	Accreditations Cognia (Accredited as an American curriculum school)
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions The school is an American-curriculum institution with Cognia accreditation in 2021-2022. It offers a rigorous curriculum from KG to Grade 12 and supports adaptive learning through individualized plans and inclusive programs.	Admissions 1. Enrollment is open to students of all nationalities who meet the school entrance requirements. The school conducts placement tests for all applicants. Placement tests typically take about two hours and assess English, Maths, and Arabic. Placement is determined by the test results and no prior preparation is required. 2. Documentation and registration: The following documents should be provided along with the application form and registration fee on enrollment: passport photographs; birth certificate; copies of the student's passport, residence visa, and Emirates ID; latest report card; family identification card for UAE nationals; and vaccination certificate. For students arriving from outside the UAE, a Transfer Certificate signed and stamped by the school and attested by the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the UAE Embassy is required. 3. Registration fee: A registration fee is charged at enrollment. This is stated as part of the enrollment documentation requirements. 4. Enrollment outcome: Enrollment is contingent on meeting the entrance requirements and on placement test results, which determine the appropriate grade level and program for the student.
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