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Al Ghaf Private School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 35,000 - 49,500

Type Co-educational

Al Ghaf Private School L.L.C is a Dubai-based private school offering a British Curriculum blended with the International Primary Curriculum and the Early Years Foundation Stage for learners aged 3 to 18. The English National Curriculum covers core subjects of English, Mathematics and Science, with foundation subjects including ICT, Design & Technology, Geography, History, Art and Physical Education. Students study Modern Foreign Languages including French and Spanish, and Arabic is taught daily in line with MOE guidelines. Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, Social Studies and Islamic History are delivered under the MOE Arabic & Islamic programme, with Tajweed for Muslim students. A Life Skills Programme sits at the heart of learning, emphasising decision making, problem solving, creative thinking, critical thinking, effective communication and interpersonal skills. The school name reflects the Ghaf Tree, a symbol of resilience and tolerance in the UAE. Facilities include a spacious indoor gym, a multi-purpose space, a small theatre, an IT suite and a Library/Resources Centre, with flexible classrooms for STREAM and music, an Inclusion (SEND) unit, outdoor learning areas and a garden. A STEAM lab supports robotics in Year 4.

Location

Al Muntazah Complex, Jebel Ali Village, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The school operates as Ghaf Private School L.L.C at this address in the Jebel Ali Village area. Admissions are open for the 2025-26 academic year with limited spaces for FS1 to Year 6. The school offers a British Curriculum in Dubai.

Stages

FS1 to Year 6

Type

Private school

Country affiliation

United Arab Emirates

Registration & Deposits

- Registration deposit: 10% of the total tuition fee. This deposit is payable after a place is offered and the offer is accepted. The deposit is deductible from the total tuition for the academic year and is non‑refundable.

- Re‑registration deposit (existing students): 5% of the total tuition fee. This deposit is payable at re‑enrolment to guarantee a place for the following academic year, is deductible from the total tuition for that year, and is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (per year and per term)

- The school publishes a formal fee schedule and operates a secured fee portal where the full tuition schedule by year group and term is maintained for parents and for official fee years. Consult the school's published fee schedule or fee portal for the exact per‑year and per‑term tuition amounts for each year group.

- Sibling discount policy applied to tuition: 10% for the second child and 15% for the third child (applies when multiple children from the same family are enrolled).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Deposits are payable at offer acceptance (registration) or at re‑registration to secure places as noted above and are deducted from the tuition due for the academic year.

- Payment acceptance methods include cheque, credit card, or cash at the school accountant's office, direct bank transfer, and online payment via the school's payment link. Wire transfer payment details are provided for the school's bank accounts. Payment confirmation is issued by email within 24 hours of receipt.

- Tuition and other fees are set in accordance with the school's approved KHDA fee structure and remain subject to the governing UAE and KHDA regulations; fees for upcoming academic years may be adjusted in line with those regulations.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school following the British (UK) curriculum from Foundation Stage through Year 6.

Other costs and compulsory items

- Uniforms: the school maintains a school uniform provision (a school uniform shop is operated/managed to supply required items). Uniform items are charged separately. Specific uniform item prices are handled through the school's uniform provision.

- Other potential charges that are commonly applied (where applicable under the school's fee schedule) include registration fees, re‑enrolment fees and any optional services or activities that are billed separately (transport, extracurricular activities, exam or materials fees) — charges for these items follow the school's published fee schedule and parental billing notices.

Refund information and short‑term attendance charges

- Registration, deposit and re‑enrolment fees are non‑refundable and non‑transferable. Tuition fee refunds follow the UAE Ministry of Education (KHDA) bylaws for private education. Refund rules include:
- If a student withdraws prior to the start of the academic year, the balance of the first term's tuition paid will be refunded, except for registration and deposit fees.
- If a student withdraws during the school year, registration and deposit fees remain non‑refundable; the remaining tuition is refunded in accordance with the Ministry of Education bylaws for refund payments.
- Attendance charging for short periods: if a student attends for two weeks or less, one full month's fee will be charged; if attendance is more than two weeks but less than one month, two full months' fees will be charged; if attendance exceeds one month, the full term fee is charged.

- Refunds are processed only through the original mode of payment and will be completed within 10 to 45 days, depending on the issuing bank. Online payment cancellations may be requested within 24 hours; refunds follow the original payment route and may take up to 45 days to complete. Parents are asked to provide the child's name and to cover any bank charges.

Fee payment options and banking details

- Accepted payment methods: cheque, credit card, cash at the school accountant's office, direct bank transfer, and online payment via the school's payment link. Payment confirmation is emailed within 24 hours of receipt.

- Bank accounts listed for wire transfers include Emirates NBD and Banque Misr (Dubai). Parents are instructed to clearly state the child's name on bank transfers and to cover any bank charges.

Administrative notes relating to fees

- The school applies KHDA‑approved fee processes and the official fee schedule for each academic year is the definitive billing document for tuition and ancillary charges. Payment arrangements, deadlines and any available discounts are communicated through the school's fee schedule and fee portal for each admission/renewal cycle.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

21st Century Life Skills are at the heart of Ghaf Private School's curriculum and the approach is personalised and holistic to develop every child. The Life Skills Program teaches decision making, problem solving, creative thinking, critical thinking, effective communication, interpersonal relationship skills, self-awareness, empathy, coping with emotions and coping with stress. The education aims to develop character, moral and religious values, self-reliance, self-esteem, social skills and independent learning. The main language of instruction is English and interculturalism and shared core values are promoted through the school community. All students learn a Modern Foreign Language, with French and Spanish offered; Arabic is taught daily as required by the MOE. Moral Education and UAE Social Studies are integrated into the curriculum.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Inclusion and Students of Determination (SoD) policy follow Federal Law 29 (2006) regarding the education and outcomes of children with special educational needs and disabilities. Ghaf Private School is an inclusive school that identifies and meets the needs of every student, differentiating and personalising learning plans and working with parents and, where appropriate, specialist agencies and providers. The Inclusion Unit meets the needs of children requiring additional support, including High Achievers and Gifted and Talented. Teachers receive training to support English Language Learners (ELLs) and to ensure the needs of all students, including those registered as SEND or GT, are met in the mainstream classroom. We collaborate with parents and, where appropriate, specialist agencies and providers to determine the best assistance for student learners.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The medium of instruction is English and children are expected to access all areas of the curriculum in English. Parents are required to inform the school of all languages spoken at home at the time of application. A child whose first language is not English will be admitted to school if the child is successful in the assessment and it is felt that he/she can access the curriculum and make academic progress. Teachers receive training to support English Language Learners (ELLs) to ensure that the needs of all students are met. The school has qualified, caring and experienced native English-speaking class teachers.

Mental Wellbeing

Guidance and Counselling Services promote the personal, social, emotional and educational development of students. Counselling and guidance are often preventative, seeking to address the developmental needs of students before problems arise. The Head of Inclusion works closely with students, parents, administration and teachers to create a school experience that is engaging, holistic and achievement-focused. Life Skills Program includes decision making, problem solving, creative thinking, critical thinking, effective communication, interpersonal relationship skills, self-awareness, empathy, coping with emotions and coping with stress. The school supports English Language Learners and students registered as SEND and GT through inclusion practices and targeted training.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and Child Protection policies are detailed in the School Policy. Health, Safety and Security policies guide the overall safeguarding framework. Cyberbullying and Antibullying policies exist and are implemented. Security measures include staff and visitor ID badges, with visitors required to check in at the Welcome Desk and wear a Visitor ID. The school follows MOE KHDA directives and maintains established safety procedures to protect students.

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Diyar Private Academy

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 15,480 - 31,590

Pupils 3839

Type Co-educational, Girls School, Boys School

Located in Fujairah and Dibba, Diyar Private Academy is a school delivering a curriculum in English with campuses for Fujairah and Dibba (Girls & Early Years, and Boys). The school aligns its US curriculum with New York State Standards and Next Generation Science Standards; IPC and IMYC provide cross‑curricular themes. Arabic, Social Studies and Islamic Education follow MOE guidelines; Pre‑KG follows EYFS. Ages 3 to 18; mixed‑gender classes through Grade 4, with single‑sex classes from Grade 5 to 12. Established in 2013, it graduated its first class in 2020 and was accredited by the American International Accreditation Association of Schools & Colleges (AIAAsc) in 2022. Facilities include a library, clinic, computer labs, science labs, theatre, football field, swimming pools and an Achievement Centre. About 1,500 students from 47 nationalities and 53 partnerships. Notable clubs include music, arts and crafts and community services; a field‑trip program broadens learning across the UAE.

Location

Diyar Private Academy operates in the United Arab Emirates, with campuses in Fujairah city and in Dibba, Fujairah. The Fujairah campus address is P.O. Box 9888, Al Sharia Sikamkam, Fujairah, UAE. The Dibba campus is located in Dibba, Fujairah (Opposite National Technical Testing, Al Nahdah, Dibba, Fujairah).

Stages

Age range 3 to 18 years; Grades Pre-KG to 12.

Type

Private school delivering the American curriculum in English.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Diverse nationalities: 47.

Additional learning support

Achievement Center provides targeted support; inclusive ethos; sensory room.

Country affiliation

United States (follows New York State Standards and Next Generation Science Standards).

Bus service

Emirates Transport provides bus transportation services for Diyar students; area-based fees; contact hamzakhan.et2@gmail.com.

Application fees

- No separate, fixed "application fee" amount is published for routine online applications. For new students the school requires an acceptance/registration deposit: for the Fujairah campus a new‑student deposit of up to 30% of the total annual fee is charged on acceptance (this deposit is deductible from the first term and is non‑refundable except where the family must move outside the Emirate before the start of the academic year).

Tuition fees — Diyar Private Academy, Fujairah (annual tuition, book fee, annual total, then instalments)
- Pre‑KG: Tuition AED 14,980; Book fee AED 500; Annual total AED 15,480. Instalments: 1st (40% of tuition + book) AED 6,492; 2nd (30% of tuition) AED 4,494; 3rd (30% of tuition) AED 4,494.
- KG1: Tuition AED 18,190; Book fee AED 1,000; Annual total AED 19,190. Instalments: 1st AED 8,276; 2nd AED 5,457; 3rd AED 5,457.
- KG2: Tuition AED 18,725; Book fee AED 1,200; Annual total AED 19,925. Instalments: 1st AED 8,690; 2nd AED 5,617.50; 3rd AED 5,617.50.
- Grade 1: Tuition AED 20,330; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 21,830. Instalments: 1st AED 9,632; 2nd AED 6,099; 3rd AED 6,099.
- Grade 2: Tuition AED 20,330; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 21,830. Instalments: 1st AED 9,632; 2nd AED 6,099; 3rd AED 6,099.
- Grade 3: Tuition AED 20,330; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 21,830. Instalments: 1st AED 9,632; 2nd AED 6,099; 3rd AED 6,099.
- Grade 4: Tuition AED 22,470; Book fee AED 1,800; Annual total AED 24,270. Instalments: 1st AED 10,788; 2nd AED 6,741; 3rd AED 6,741.
- Grade 5: Tuition AED 22,470; Book fee AED 1,800; Annual total AED 24,270. Instalments: 1st AED 10,788; 2nd AED 6,741; 3rd AED 6,741.
- Grade 6: Tuition AED 23,540; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 25,540. Instalments: 1st AED 11,416; 2nd AED 7,062; 3rd AED 7,062.
- Grade 7: Tuition AED 23,540; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 25,540. Instalments: 1st AED 11,416; 2nd AED 7,062; 3rd AED 7,062.
- Grade 8: Tuition AED 23,540; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 25,540. Instalments: 1st AED 11,416; 2nd AED 7,062; 3rd AED 7,062.
- Grade 9: Tuition AED 25,680; Book fee AED 2,200; Annual total AED 27,880. Instalments: 1st AED 12,472; 2nd AED 7,704; 3rd AED 7,704.
- Grade 10: Tuition AED 25,680; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 28,380. Instalments: 1st AED 12,972; 2nd AED 7,704; 3rd AED 7,704.
- Grade 11: Tuition AED 27,820; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 30,520. Instalments: 1st AED 13,828; 2nd AED 8,346; 3rd AED 8,346.
- Grade 12: Tuition AED 28,890; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 31,590. Instalments: 1st AED 14,256; 2nd AED 8,667; 3rd AED 8,667.

Tuition fees — Diyar Private Academy, Dibba (girls) (annual tuition, book fee, annual total, then instalments)
- Pre‑KG: Tuition AED 14,980; Book fee AED 500; Annual total AED 15,480. Instalments: 1st AED 6,492; 2nd AED 4,494; 3rd AED 4,494.
- KG1: Tuition AED 18,190; Book fee AED 1,000; Annual total AED 19,190. Instalments: 1st AED 8,276; 2nd AED 5,457; 3rd AED 5,457.
- KG2: Tuition AED 18,725; Book fee AED 1,200; Annual total AED 19,925. Instalments: 1st AED 8,690; 2nd AED 5,617.50; 3rd AED 5,617.50.
- Grade 1: Tuition AED 19,260; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 20,760. Instalments: 1st AED 9,204; 2nd AED 5,778; 3rd AED 5,778.
- Grade 2: Tuition AED 19,795; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 21,295. Instalments: 1st AED 9,418; 2nd AED 5,938.50; 3rd AED 5,938.50.
- Grade 3: Tuition AED 20,330; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 21,830. Instalments: 1st AED 9,632; 2nd AED 6,099; 3rd AED 6,099.
- Grade 4: Tuition AED 22,470; Book fee AED 1,800; Annual total AED 24,270. Instalments: 1st AED 10,788; 2nd AED 6,741; 3rd AED 6,741.
- Grade 5: Tuition AED 22,470; Book fee AED 1,800; Annual total AED 24,270. Instalments: 1st AED 10,788; 2nd AED 6,741; 3rd AED 6,741.
- Grade 6: Tuition AED 22,470; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 24,470. Instalments: 1st AED 10,988; 2nd AED 6,741; 3rd AED 6,741.
- Grade 7: Tuition AED 23,005; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 25,005. Instalments: 1st AED 11,202; 2nd AED 6,901.50; 3rd AED 6,901.50.
- Grade 8: Tuition AED 23,005; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 25,005. Instalments: 1st AED 11,202; 2nd AED 6,901.50; 3rd AED 6,901.50.
- Grade 9: Tuition AED 23,005; Book fee AED 2,500; Annual total AED 25,505. Instalments: 1st AED 11,702; 2nd AED 6,901.50; 3rd AED 6,901.50.
- Grade 10: Tuition AED 24,610; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 27,310. Instalments: 1st AED 12,544; 2nd AED 7,383; 3rd AED 7,383.
- Grade 11: Tuition AED 26,750; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 29,450. Instalments: 1st AED 13,400; 2nd AED 8,025; 3rd AED 8,025.
- Grade 12: Tuition AED 28,890; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 31,590. Instalments: 1st AED 14,256; 2nd AED 8,667; 3rd AED 8,667.

Tuition fees — Diyar Private Academy, Dibba (boys) (annual tuition, book fee, annual total, then instalments)
- Grade 2: Tuition AED 18,500; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 20,000. Instalments: 1st AED 8,900; 2nd AED 5,550; 3rd AED 5,550.
- Grade 3: Tuition AED 19,000; Book fee AED 1,500; Annual total AED 20,500. Instalments: 1st AED 9,100; 2nd AED 5,700; 3rd AED 5,700.
- Grade 4: Tuition AED 21,000; Book fee AED 1,800; Annual total AED 22,800. Instalments: 1st AED 10,200; 2nd AED 6,300; 3rd AED 6,300.
- Grade 5: Tuition AED 21,000; Book fee AED 1,800; Annual total AED 22,800. Instalments: 1st AED 10,200; 2nd AED 6,300; 3rd AED 6,300.
- Grade 6: Tuition AED 21,000; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 23,000. Instalments: 1st AED 10,400; 2nd AED 6,300; 3rd AED 6,300.
- Grade 7: Tuition AED 21,500; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 23,500. Instalments: 1st AED 10,600; 2nd AED 6,450; 3rd AED 6,450.
- Grade 8: Tuition AED 21,500; Book fee AED 2,000; Annual total AED 23,500. Instalments: 1st AED 10,600; 2nd AED 6,450; 3rd AED 6,450.
- Grade 9: Tuition AED 21,500; Book fee AED 2,500; Annual total AED 24,000. Instalments: 1st AED 11,100; 2nd AED 6,450; 3rd AED 6,450.
- Grade 10: Tuition AED 23,000; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 25,700. Instalments: 1st AED 11,900; 2nd AED 6,900; 3rd AED 6,900.
- Grade 11: Tuition AED 25,000; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 27,700. Instalments: 1st AED 12,700; 2nd AED 7,500; 3rd AED 7,500.
- Grade 12: Tuition AED 27,000; Book fee AED 2,700; Annual total AED 29,700. Instalments: 1st AED 13,500; 2nd AED 8,100; 3rd AED 8,100.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard instalment schedule (applies at the campuses): 1st instalment 40% of tuition due 31 August; 2nd instalment 30% of tuition due 31 December; 3rd instalment 30% of tuition due 31 March. Book fees are payable with the 1st instalment. For Fujairah historic/administrative policy documentation also references staged deposit arrangements for returning and new students (returning: up to 10% payable; new: up to 30% payable on acceptance).

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed as an offered option for Diyar Private Academy campuses; no boarding fees are published.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Book fees: stated per grade (listed above) and collected with first instalment. Book fees are treated as a separate, required charge.
- Transportation: route/area‑based transport fees are published and billed separately; example amounts: Fujairah standard routes AED 4,000 and outlying routes AED 5,000; Dibba routes range AED 4,000–5,000 depending on area. Transport fees are shown as annual charges per student.
- Uniforms and incidental supplies: uniform guidelines are in place; specific uniform price lists are not published as part of the fee tables but book/uniform/laptop items are treated as non‑refundable in the school fee collection policy (those items are charged separately and are non‑refundable).
- Sibling discounts: All campuses publish sibling discount arrangements (examples shown): single student no discount; two siblings 5% discount to the lower grade; three or more siblings attract discounts applied to lower grades (specific application rules vary per campus).

Refund information and withdrawal rules
- Refunds and withdrawals follow the approved fee/collection policy: prorated deductions apply based on attendance when a student leaves during the year (examples from the published school fee collection policy include: if the student attends two weeks or less, one month's fee is deducted; attendance between two weeks and one month results in two months' fees deducted; attendance of more than one month results in three months' fees deducted). Book, uniform and laptop fees are explicitly non‑refundable; transport refund rules are covered under the same refund framework. New‑student deposits are generally non‑refundable except where the family must move outside the Emirate before the academic year begins.

Fee payment options and bank details
- Accepted payment methods: online payment, cash, bank deposit/transfer, credit/debit card, and cheques. Cheques must be drawn to the campus legal name shown for each campus. For bank transfer payments parents are asked to include the Parent/Account reference and email proof of payment to the campus accounts email.
- Fujairah campus bank details (for transfers): Bank Name: CBD; Account name: DIYAR PRIVATE ACADEMY - FUJAIRAH; Account No: 1001495231; IBAN: AE910230000001001495231. Parents are asked to reference the payment with their Parent ID and forward proof to fuj.accounts@diyar.school.
- Dibba campus bank details (for transfers): Bank Name: National Bank of Fujairah (NBF); Account name: DIYAR PRIVATE ACADEMY - DIBBA; Account No: 12001004067; parents are asked to reference the payment with their Parent ID and forward proof to dibba.accounts@diyar.school. Dibba Boys also lists an NBF account number specific to that campus.

Notes and practical points for parents
- Book fees are payable with the first instalment. Installment due dates are fixed (31 August, 31 December, 31 March) and late or missing payments may lead to administrative actions per policy. Transport and other optional services are charged separately from tuition. Deposit/acceptance amounts for new students operate as described under the school's fee collection policy.

Uniform Requirement

A school uniform is required. There is a PE uniform for PE lessons and black school shoes are compulsory on non‑PE days. Uniform is available from FNAC. Uniform guidelines specify the dress code for each level and UAE regulations require students to wear the correct uniform daily.

Food Options

Canteens offer a variety of healthy food choices. The canteen encourages nutritious options to fuel students' minds and bodies throughout the day. Canteen staff are dedicated to providing delicious and healthy options that students enjoy.

House System

There are four houses: Falcon (red), Oryx (blue), Leopard (green), and Gazelle (yellow). All students and staff belong to a house, and house points are awarded for positive conduct and achievements; the weekly winning house is announced at assemblies.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a member of Fujairah National Group.

Admissions

1. REGISTRATION. Begin the application by clicking the New Admission link to start the online application process. The school provides an online registration portal to collect initial information from new and returning families. This step sets up the applicant in the admissions workflow and directs you to subsequent steps. 2. INTERVIEW & ASSESSMENTS. The school conducts admission interviews and assessments to support the start of schooling. Pre-KG and KG applicants complete a short interview with staff; Grades 1–11 complete an interview and an entrance exam. If a child may need additional support or has prior SEN supports, the child is referred to the Inclusion Team for further assessment (see SEN admission policy). 3. GRADE AGES, ACCEPTANCE & DOCUMENTS. The age requirements are Pre-KG 3 by August 31; KG1 4 by August 31; KG2 5 by August 31 or after KG1; Grade 1 6 by August 31 or after KG2; Grades 1–12 require completion of the previous grade. Acceptance is based on entrance exam results and seat availability, with priority to siblings; there are no waiting lists. Required documents include passport-size photo, birth certificate copy, applicant passport with valid UAE resident visa, father's passport with valid UAE resident visa, Emirates ID, immunization card, and last year report cards (last 3 for Grades 10–12); original transfer documentation is required where applicable, and parents should bring original IDs to register in the SIS system as soon as notification is received; transfers from outside the UAE must be attested by MOFA and UAE Embassy.

Waitlist

No waiting lists.

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Emirates Private School Abu Dhabi

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 1800

Type Co-educational

Emirates Private School (EPS) is a private co-educational day school in Abu Dhabi serving approximately 1,700 students from Pre-KG through Grade 12 with 105 teachers. The school has about 30 years of operation and offers an international curriculum blending tradition and innovation. It is Cognia accredited (formerly AdvancED) and provides bus service, counselling, and special education support. The school emphasises creating a community of inspired learners with inclusive participation.

Location

EPS is in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Stages

Pre-KG through Grade 12 (ages 3 to 18).

Type

Private co-educational day school with approximately 1,700 students and 105 teachers.

Additional learning support

In-school specialist services including counselling and special education support.

Bus service

Transportation and bus service are offered.

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SABIS International School Ruwais

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 2513

Type Co-educational

SABIS International School - Ruwais (SIS-Ruwais) is a private English-medium day school in Al Dhannah City, Abu Dhabi, founded in 2001. It serves students from Pre-KG through Grade 12. The curriculum draws from American, British, and Emirati educational systems. Part of the global SABIS network operating in 21 countries. Students are prepared for AP, SAT, IGCSE, AS/A Level, and UAE national exams. Facilities include a swimming pool, playground, and learning technology. The SABIS Student Life Organization provides sports, music, and regional and international experiences.

Location

SIS-Ruwais is in Al Dhannah City in the western region of Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Stages

Pre-KG through Grade 12 (Early Childhood, Lower School Grades 1-5, Middle School Grades 6-8, High School Grades 9-12).

Type

Private English-medium day school. Part of the global SABIS network in 21 countries.

Country affiliation

Curriculum draws from American, British, and Emirati educational systems.

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