Compare International Schools in Umm al quwain, United arab emirates

Fees AED 10,000 - 24,000

Elite Private School is a private institution delivering the American Core Standard Curriculum in accordance with ADEK requirements and tailored to the UAE community. The program prepares students for Grades 9–12 with an AP pathway, complemented by a broad range of science and technology offerings. Classrooms are large and equipped with modern smart boards, supporting collaborative learning across six science labs and three ICT labs. The campus houses a huge gym and a semi-Olympic-size swimming pool, with swimming classes integrated into the curriculum and a Sports Academy on site to develop athletic talents. The on-campus School Clinic provides wellness services and a nurse is available on site. The school promotes UAE values and culture, fostering a safe, caring environment and developing educated, innovative, globally minded future leaders. A strong emphasis on academic and athletic development offers balanced opportunities for students to grow in all areas within a supportive school culture.

Location

Mohammad Bin Zayed City, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The campus is located in MBZ City, Abu Dhabi.

Stages

Kindergarten through Grade 12 (K-12)

Type

Private

Bus service

Bus service is provided with fees: 5500 AED per student for a round trip (two ways) and 3000 AED per student for one way.

Application and assessment fees

- Registration (one‑time): AED 1,000 – AED 3,000 (the registration amount is applied partly against annual tuition).
- Application / assessment fee (one‑off at enrolment): AED 300 – AED 750.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term)

- FS1 — Annual: AED 10,000 — Per term: AED 3,333 (annual fee ÷ 3; per‑term figure is a calculated instalment).
- KG1 — Annual: AED 11,000 — Per term: AED 3,667 (calculated).
- KG2 — Annual: AED 12,000 — Per term: AED 4,000 (calculated).
- Grade 1 — Annual: AED 13,000 — Per term: AED 4,333 (calculated).
- Grade 2 — Annual: AED 14,000 — Per term: AED 4,667 (calculated).
- Grade 3 — Annual: AED 15,000 — Per term: AED 5,000 (calculated).
- Grade 4 — Annual: AED 16,000 — Per term: AED 5,333 (calculated).
- Grade 5 — Annual: AED 17,000 — Per term: AED 5,667 (calculated).
- Grade 6 — Annual: AED 18,000 — Per term: AED 6,000 (calculated).
- Grade 7 — Annual: AED 19,000 — Per term: AED 6,333 (calculated).
- Grade 8 — Annual: AED 20,000 — Per term: AED 6,667 (calculated).
- Grade 9 — Annual: AED 21,000 — Per term: AED 7,000 (calculated).
- Grade 10 — Annual: AED 22,000 — Per term: AED 7,333 (calculated).
- Grade 11 — Annual: AED 23,000 — Per term: AED 7,667 (calculated).
- Grade 12 — Annual: AED 24,000 — Per term: AED 8,000 (calculated).

(Note: the per‑term figures above are calculated by dividing the published annual fee by three to produce an equal‑term instalment for budgeting purposes; the per‑term numbers are shown for convenience and are presented as calculated instalments rather than a published per‑term invoice.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Registration and assessment fees are payable at application/enrolment. The registration payment is offset partially against the annual tuition balance.
- Transport, uniforms, books and external exam charges (where applicable) are billed separately from base tuition and are additional to the annual tuition figures above. Transport is commonly charged as an annual add‑on.
- The school's published material does not list a single mandatory payment plan in public listings; families should expect standard options such as full‑year payment or termly instalments and that the accounts office will issue the official invoice and payment schedule. The per‑term instalments shown above are calculated values for planning.

Boarding / accommodation

- No boarding or residential programme is listed; the school operates with day provision and offers student transport services.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Transport: typical range AED 5,000 – AED 9,000 per year (route and distance dependent).
- Uniforms and books: charged separately as one‑off or annual purchases; costs vary by package and are additional to tuition.
- External examination fees (IGCSE/AP/board exams), laboratory levies, activity or learning‑resource levies and special‑program charges are billed in addition to tuition where applicable.
- Sibling discounts and occasional scholarships or fee concessions are commonly offered in the sector and are noted in public listings as commonly available; eligibility and scale are set by the school's fee policy.

Refunds and cancellation

- The registration payment is shown as a one‑time charge that is applied against tuition; detailed tuition/refund terms and any cancellation penalties are governed by the school's fee policy. Public listings for the school present the registration policy but do not publish a full refund schedule in the public fee summary.

Fee payment options

- There is no single public listing of accepted payment channels for this school. In practice, private schools in the UAE commonly accept bank transfer (local/international), in‑person card payment at the accounts office, and payment via the school's invoicing/payment portal if provided; parents should use the school's official invoice for the precise bank details, card‑payment arrangements or instalment options offered.

Quick practical note for parents (fees only)

- Budget for the one‑off application/assessment payments on submission of paperwork; add the chosen annual tuition amount plus separate transport, uniform, book and exam levies; the per‑term instalments listed above may help with short‑term budgeting.

Admissions

HOW TO APPLY. Applying to Elite Private School follows a defined process. For the current Academic Year, if spaces are available the application is reviewed and an assessment is scheduled; if spaces are not available the application is reviewed and placed on a waitlist until spaces become available again or for the next academic year. For the next Academic Year, all applicants for G1 to Grade 12 will be assessed, and in accordance with Abu Dhabi law there are no assessments for KG years. Step One: Please complete our Online Application Form. Once the online application is received, an email is sent to the address provided directing you to Step Two. Step Two: The email will provide a list of required documents; the registration team will contact you with the next steps. If places are available, the child will be invited to attend an assessment. To book the assessment, please be prepared to submit: a copy of the child's passport; a copy of the child's Emirates ID; a copy of the child's last year report card; a copy of any diagnostic testing or educational assessment and/or any psychological assessments (if applicable); and a completed candidate reference form stamped by the previous school (document provided by EPS). On acceptance, the following documents are requested before the child begins school (this applies to every school in Abu Dhabi): within Abu Dhabi transfer: two passport photographs; presentation of Emirates ID card (student and parents); copy of the end-of-year school report; copy of the student's passport; Family Book (Emirati students only); electricity bill; completed Medical Form; birth certificate; vaccination record; sequence of studies (different curriculum); study leave (if coming from government schools); recommendation letter; MOE approval (G12 in some cases). overseas/other emirates transfer: two passport photos; Emirates ID card for student and parents (court letter replacing Emirates ID acceptable for registration after Emirates ID cards are presented); attested transfer certificate; attested previous year school report translated; copies of student and parents' passports; Family Book (Emirati students only); GPS coordinates of home address or a copy of electricity bill; completed Medical Form; vaccination record; birth certificate translated.

Waitlist

For the current Academic Year, if spaces are not available the application will be reviewed and placed on a waitlist until spaces become available again or for the next academic year.

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Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain

Ages 4 - null years

Fees AED 5,200 - 7,000

Pupils 1291

Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain sits on King Faisal Road in Umm Al Quwain. It follows the CBSE curriculum, approved by the UAE Ministry of Education, offering a continuous education pathway from Kindergarten to Grade 12 and maintaining CBSE affiliation. The school emphasizes practical learning through hands-on STEM projects, performing arts, sports, and clubs within a campus designed to support inquiry and exploration. Academic facilities include junior and senior libraries, a science lab, a computer lab, and an art room, with Cyber Square providing on-site computing facilities. Outdoor facilities include a football ground, badminton and volleyball play areas, an outdoor playground, indoor play area for kindergarten, and a canteen. Co-curricular activities span Academic and Intellectual programs, Arts and Creative activities, and Community and Service through student clubs, leadership initiatives, charity drives, and parent involvement. The school fosters cultural programs, digital literacy, and leadership skills in a supportive environment.

Location

King Faisal Road, Al Riqqa, Umm Al Quwain, UAE 3464. Wise Indian Private School UAQ is on King Faisal Road and serves students from Umm Al Quwain and nearby Ajman. Transport is available by CCTV-equipped buses operating in Umm Al Quwain and selected areas in Ajman.

Stages

Kindergarten to Grade 10

Additional learning support

One Special Educator is on staff to provide additional learning support.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Mon–Thu: KG1–G2 7:45 AM–12:50 PM; G3–G10 7:45 AM–2:30 PM. Fri: KG1–G10 7:45 AM–10:50 AM.

Bus service

Transport is available in Umm Al Quwain and selected areas in Ajman with CCTV-equipped buses and trained attendants.

Application and Registration

- Application fee: AED 300 (for registration). This fee is non-transferable, non-adjustable and non-refundable.
- Registration deposit: AED 300. The registration deposit is refundable only after completing the academic year or can be adjusted against the total tuition fee or transportation fee when a Transfer Certificate (TC) is applied for.

Tuition fees by year group (term and annual amounts) — Academic Year 2026–2027

- KG1 – KG2: Apr–Jun AED 1,560 · Sept–Dec AED 2,080 · Jan–Mar AED 1,560 · Total yearly tuition AED 5,200.
- Grades 01–02: Apr–Jun AED 1,605 · Sept–Dec AED 2,140 · Jan–Mar AED 1,605 · Total yearly tuition AED 5,350.
- Grades 03–05: Apr–Jun AED 1,650 · Sept–Dec AED 2,200 · Jan–Mar AED 1,650 · Total yearly tuition AED 5,500.
- Grades 06–08: Apr–Jun AED 1,800 · Sept–Dec AED 2,400 · Jan–Mar AED 1,800 · Total yearly tuition AED 6,000.
- Grades 09–10: Apr–Jun AED 2,100 · Sept–Dec AED 2,800 · Jan–Mar AED 2,100 · Total yearly tuition AED 7,000.

Annual / Examination & Board-related fees

- Annual fee (KG to Grade 07): AED 450.
- Annual fee (Grade 08 to Grade 10): AED 500.
- CBSE registration fee: Grade 9 AED 500 · Grade 10 AED 750.

Transport (school bus) fees and sectors

- Transport fees are charged term-wise and must be paid in advance along with school fees; once paid they will not be refunded or adjusted. Transport discontinuation is permitted only at the start of the next term after enrolment. Failure to pay transport fees on time may result in denial of bus service.
- Transport fees by sector (term breakdown and yearly total):
- UAQ Sector I & II: Apr–Jun AED 600 · Sept–Dec AED 800 · Jan–Mar AED 600 · Yearly AED 2,000.
- UAQ Sector III: Apr–Jun AED 720 · Sept–Dec AED 960 · Jan–Mar AED 720 · Yearly AED 2,400.
- UAQ Sector IV: Apr–Jun AED 900 · Sept–Dec AED 1,200 · Jan–Mar AED 900 · Yearly AED 3,000.
- Ajman Sector I: Apr–Jun AED 750 · Sept–Dec AED 1,000 · Jan–Mar AED 750 · Yearly AED 2,500.
- Ajman Sectors II & III: Apr–Jun AED 810 · Sept–Dec AED 1,080 · Jan–Mar AED 810 · Yearly AED 2,700.
- Falaj Al Mualla: Apr–Jun AED 960 · Sept–Dec AED 1,280 · Jan–Mar AED 960 · Yearly AED 3,200.

Sibling discount

- Sibling discount applies from the 3rd child onwards, up to 20% on tuition fee only.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition fees for the academic year are collected across 10 monthly instalments; fees are not collected in July and August. Tuition may be paid in advance.
- Transport fee is collected in advance along with school fees; once paid it will not be refunded or adjusted. Transport fee must be paid on time (bus service can be denied if transport fees are unpaid by the 10th of the month).
- When applying for a Transfer Certificate (TC), fees remain payable until the month in which the TC application form is submitted. If a student attends for two weeks or less, one month's fee is charged; if attendance is between two weeks and one month, two months' fees are charged.

Refund information and conditions

- Application fee (AED 300) is non-refundable. Registration deposit (AED 300) is refundable after completion of the academic year or may be adjusted against tuition/transport when a TC is applied for. Transport fee, once paid, is not refundable or adjustable.
- Fees remain payable through the month of TC submission; short-stay charging rules apply (one-month or two-month minimum charges depending on length of attendance). Legal or administrative actions may follow for repeated non-payment, including withholding of academic results and possible removal from the rolls.

Other costs and recommended purchases

- MOE-prescribed books are mandatory and must be paid in advance (charged in March). It is preferred that books and school uniform be purchased from the school store; specific uniform or book prices are charged through the school store or related billing and are not specified in the tuition schedule.
- Examination-related and CBSE registration charges for Grades 9–10 are additional as listed above.

Payment methods and practical details

- Accepted payment channels: online payment via the school's dedicated payment facility (Orison app) and Zenda app; at the school fee counter (cash, credit card, cheque). Cheques should be made payable to ‘Wise Indian Private School LLC'. Fee counter opening hours are published for school working days.

Notes on sanctions and contractual terms

- Timely payment is required; repeated non-payment can lead to non-re-enrolment, being struck off the rolls at year end (with MOE permission), withholding of reports/results, and other sanctions described in the fee contract. The school's fee contract serves as the reference for any fee disputes with the Ministry of Education.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides social-emotional learning through a dedicated counsellor and a wellness teacher. A counsellor supports student wellbeing, and the Inclusion Policy describes observations and SEN support coordinated with a SENCO and School Counselor. Campus Life programs including clubs and activities foster social interaction, teamwork and personal growth, contributing to social-emotional development. The school emphasizes a value-based, holistic environment supported by staff for student wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides for special educational needs with a dedicated special educator and a counselor/wellness staff. The Inclusion Policy describes SEN coordination by the SENCO and School Counselor with a range of support plans, including Individual Education. The CBSE Mandatory Public Disclosure lists the presence of a Special Educator and a Counsellor/Wellness Teacher on staff.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides mental wellbeing support through a counsellor and a wellness teacher on staff. The Counsellor and Wellness Teacher are listed on the CBSE Mandatory Disclosure. Campus Life and School Policies indicate a focus on holistic development and student wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The school has safeguarding provisions including a Student Wellbeing Policy. A counsellor and wellness staff support safeguarding and wellbeing. The CBSE Mandatory Public Disclosure and School Policies indicate safeguarding-related processes and safety measures.

Admissions

1) Eligibility and grade placement. The school follows CBSE curriculum. MOE age guidelines apply: KG-I is four years old by 31 March 2026; KG-II is five; Grade I is six; Grade II to X are admitted based on a passed and promoted Transfer Certificate (TC), subject to MOE approval. The admissions policy also takes the student's current grade/year into account.
2) Required documentation. Original Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate from the last attended institution, attested as per MOE guidelines (within the UAE: attested by the Ministry of Education of the respective emirate; from abroad: attested by the relevant educational authorities, the UAE Embassy in the country of origin, and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs). Copies of the student's and parents' passports, including valid visa pages; copies of the student's and parents' Emirates IDs; original birth certificate of the student, translated into English or Arabic if necessary; vaccination record; six recent passport-size photographs of the student; copies of the student's recent academic reports, including the final report of the previous academic year and the midterm report of the current academic year.
3) Submit your application online. Submit your online application via the Pre-Registration Form available on the admissions page; the admissions office is located on the premises of Wise Indian Private School, UAQ.
4) Additional steps. A school visit helps parents understand facilities, teaching approach, and environment; inquiries can be submitted through the official site or by contacting the admissions office; the school offers a sibling admissions discount for families enrolling more than one child.

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Metropolitan International Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

New Indian School Umm Al Quwain, founded in 1982, offers education following the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Indian Curriculum from Kindergarten through the Secondary school stages. Located in the Al Raudah area, the campus features dedicated science laboratories for physics, chemistry, and biology, alongside a central library and a computer center to support practical applications. Students regularly participate in annual sports meets, arts exhibitions, and inter-school literary events. A distinctive program at the school is its focus on regional language preservation, offering specialized language tracks in Hindi, Malayalam, and Urdu alongside mandatory Arabic lessons. The campus includes outdoor play areas for physical education classes and operates a managed school bus transport system covering major routes across the emirate, providing a structured layout aligned with standard Indian educational benchmarks for families residing in Umm Al Quwain.

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Sharjah American International School Umm Al Quwain

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 17,545 - 32,285

Pupils 1500

Type Co-educational

Sharjah American International School Umm Al Quwain provides an American curriculum aligned with California State Standards from Kindergarten through Grade 12. The campus features dedicated science laboratories, information technology labs, art rooms, an outdoor sports field, and an on-site medical clinic. Students are prepared for high school graduation with options to take standardized assessments including MAP (Measures of Academic Progress), SAT, and TOEFL. The school emphasizes English language instruction alongside the mandatory United Arab Emirates Ministry of Education curricula for Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Moral Education. A distinctive offering at this campus is its structured college guidance framework, which systematically assists high school students in selecting and applying to regional and international higher education institutions. The school provides daily bus transportation across Umm Al Quwain and neighboring emirates to accommodate commuting families. Additionally, the school hosts annual events such as International Day and Science Fairs to foster peer collaboration.

Location

The school is located in Umm Al Quwain, United Arab Emirates, at UAQ - Salama 2 I P.O. Box 1202. It is part of the Sharjah American International School group with campuses in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and Umm Al Quwain. The school is a private international school.

Stages

Kindergarten; Elementary School; Middle School; High School.

Type

Private international school

Additional learning support

A comprehensive learning support program targets literacy and numeracy, with progress monitored and increasingly intensive multi‑tiered interventions; learning support teachers focus on the social, emotional, and academic well‑being of students and tailor instruction to individual needs.

Country affiliation

United Arab Emirates

School day structure

School day begins at 8:00 with an eight‑period timetable; the schedule ends around 2:10, depending on grade level.

Bus service

The school operates a number of buses with door-to-door service, in the morning and afternoon; buses are used for excursions and sports events; bus places must be prepaid and arranged through the school office; riders follow the same school rules while on the bus.

Application / Registration fees

- A registration/admissions fee is charged at the time of joining; this registration fee is deducted from the tuition fees and is non‑refundable and non‑transferable.

Annual tuition, books, uniform and total (per grade) — 2025–2026 published schedule

- KG1: Tuition AED 16,170; Books AED 935; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 17,545.
- KG2: Tuition AED 16,170; Books AED 935; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 17,545.
- Grade 1: Tuition AED 18,480; Books AED 1,870; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 20,790.
- Grade 2: Tuition AED 18,480; Books AED 1,870; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 20,790.
- Grade 3: Tuition AED 18,480; Books AED 1,870; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 20,790.
- Grade 4: Tuition AED 20,790; Books AED 2,090; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 23,320.
- Grade 5: Tuition AED 20,790; Books AED 2,090; Uniform AED 440; Total AED 23,320.
- Grade 6: Tuition AED 20,790; Books AED 2,090; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 23,540.
- Grade 7: Tuition AED 24,255; Books AED 2,530; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 27,445.
- Grade 8: Tuition AED 24,255; Books AED 2,530; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 27,445.
- Grade 9: Tuition AED 24,255; Books AED 2,530; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 27,445.
- Grade 10: Tuition AED 28,875; Books AED 2,750; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 32,285.
- Grade 11: Tuition AED 28,875; Books AED 2,750; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 32,285.
- Grade 12: Tuition AED 28,875; Books AED 2,750; Uniform AED 660; Total AED 32,285.

Per‑term example (3 equal instalments) — computed from published annual figures

- The following per‑term amounts are the published annual figures divided into three equal instalments (presented as an example of a 3‑instalment plan). Actual per‑term billing and due dates follow the school's payment plan and may differ.

- KG1 / KG2: Tuition per term AED 5,390; Total (including books & uniform) per term AED 5,848.
- Grade 1–3: Tuition per term AED 6,160; Total per term AED 6,930.
- Grade 4–6: Tuition per term AED 6,930; Total per term — Grade 4/5 AED 7,773; Grade 6 AED 7,847.
- Grade 7–9: Tuition per term AED 8,085; Total per term AED 9,148.
- Grade 10–12: Tuition per term AED 9,625; Total per term AED 10,762.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- All tuition fees must be settled on or before the due date as defined by the school's payment plan. Early payment discount is applied for full payment before the start of Term One. Post‑dated cheques (PDCs) are accepted for instalment plans; PDC amounts are not debited until the cheque is credited into the school's bank account. A dishonoured cheque will incur a AED 500 charge. The registration fee is deducted from tuition on joining and is non‑refundable.

- Refunds on withdrawal follow the published Ministry‑aligned rules: parents/guardians must notify the school 30 days in advance and submit a refund request. If withdrawal occurs prior to the academic year start, the balance of the first term fee paid will be refunded (registration and admissions fees remain non‑refundable). If withdrawal happens during a term, the school applies specific charges depending on the length of attendance in that term (examples include charging one month's fee if attendance was two weeks or less in the term). The school states the value of one month's fee should be estimated by the value of the total school fees for ten months.

Transportation (optional) — annual charges

- Salama / Ramla: Two‑way AED 3,000; One‑way AED 2,000.
- Umm Al Quwain City (clock round / fish round / King Faysal / Malah / Al Ras / Carrefour / Al Shabia / Algadeeda / Al Hamra): Two‑way AED 3,000; One‑way AED 2,000.
- Al Hamria / Al Dalaj / Al Rafaa: Two‑way AED 3,500; One‑way AED 2,250.
- Ajman routes: Two‑way AED 3,500; One‑way AED 2,250.
- Sharjah routes: Two‑way AED 4,000; One‑way AED 2,500.

Boarding

- The campus operates as a day school and no boarding facility or boarding fees are listed. Transport is provided as an optional paid service.

Other costs and incidental charges

- Book fees and uniform costs are published per grade and shown in the annual fee schedule (listed above). Damage to school property caused by a student will be billed to the parent/guardian. Returned cheques and other bank charges are applied as described in the payment terms. Additional incidental charges (examination fees, activity fees, medical fees, or other sundry charges) may apply though not all are itemised in the published fee table.

Refunds and withdrawal charges (summary)

- Registration/admissions fees: non‑refundable and non‑transferable.
- Withdrawal prior to academic year start: balance of the first term fee paid refundable (registration/admissions fees retained).
- Withdrawal during a term: charges depend on attendance in that term (the school applies a graded scale—examples include retaining one month's fee for very short attendance and charging the full term if attendance exceeds one month). One‑month fee is to be estimated by the total school fees for ten months.

Fee payment options (published)

- Post‑dated cheques (PDCs) are accepted for instalments and are processed when credited to the school's account; dishonoured cheques incur AED 500. Early full payment prior to Term One attracts a discount. No specific published listing of credit‑card or bank‑transfer details is provided on the published fee schedule; enquiries for alternative payment channels are handled through the school's accounts/admissions contacts.

Administrative contact for fee matters

- For admissions and fee queries the school lists the UAQ campus contact: saisq@saisuaq.com and +971 6 766 5553.

(Notes: annual figures above are taken from the school's published 2025–2026 fee schedule. The per‑term figures shown are computed examples dividing annual figures into three equal instalments for reference; actual instalment amounts and due dates follow the school's payment plan.)

Uniform Requirement

Full school uniform must be worn to and from school, with appropriate clothing required for Physical Education. A note from parents is required if any item of uniform is missing; jewelry is limited to one pair of plain stud earrings for girls; makeup is not permitted; hair must be neat and not dyed in unnatural colors.

Food Options

Food canteen: Students are encouraged to bring their food from home. Canteen staff distribute food in classes, and sharing food is not allowed.

Governance and Ownership

SAIS UAQ is part of the Sharjah American International School group with campuses in Sharjah, Dubai, Umm Al Quwain and Abu Dhabi. The schools are owned by two directors, Dr. Fawaz and Dr. Aisha, and are affiliated with the Ministry of Education; a Senior Management Committee member at each school oversees day-to-day running.

Curriculum

The school provides an English- and Arabic-language curriculum across the Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School, and High School. The Kindergarten curriculum solidifies literacy and numeracy in both English and Arabic, with science and mathematics, and uses technology such as Interactive Boards and iPads; learning is guided by imaginative, guided play to develop cognitive, social, emotional, and physical skills. The Elementary School focuses on the fundamentals of reading, writing, math, and science, and uses interactive learning and technology to foster curiosity and self-directed learning. The Middle School covers all subject requirements of the Ministry of Education with additional enrichments, and offers a broad program including academic, athletic, community service and other extracurricular activities, with technology and varied teaching strategies. The High School provides a challenging, well-rounded academic core with a personalized approach and individualized college counselling to help students plan their futures.

Higher Education Progression

The school offers individualized college counselling sessions with students and their parents to help each student choose the best university that meets his or her interests and needs, facilitating a smooth transition to higher education.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Learning support teachers are specialists in the well-being of children on a social, emotional, and academic level, and they provide high-quality instruction and interventions tailored to reflect students' individual interests, styles, and needs. The program addresses the well-being of students through a comprehensive learning support program that targets literacy and numeracy and uses increasingly intensive multi-tiered interventions.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The SAIS UAQ learning support program targets literacy and numeracy, monitors students' progress, and provides increasingly intensive multi-tiered interventions for students identified as at-risk or requiring special attention.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school has an English as an Additional Language (EAL) program and support lessons.

Mental Wellbeing

Learning support teachers are specialists in the well-being of children on a social, emotional, and academic level.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding Policy exists as part of the SAIS UAQ Students and Parents Handbook AY 2021-22.

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The English Private School Umm Al Quwain

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

The English Private School Umm Al Quwain, established in 1983, delivers the National Curriculum for England from the Early Years Foundation Stage through to Cambridge A Levels. Located in the Al Salama district, the school features dedicated facilities including fully equipped science laboratories, an outdoor play area, a library, and an ICT suite to support digital learning. A distinctive aspect of the school's program is its dual focus on Cambridge international standards alongside local UAE Ministry of Education requirements for Arabic and Islamic Studies. The school is particularly known for its annual Science and Art Exhibition, a signature tradition where students independently design interactive projects to demonstrate practical applications of STEM concepts. This community-focused day school offers widespread bus transport across Umm Al Quwain, Ajman, and Sharjah, providing a structured, English-medium learning path for international and local families seeking clear educational milestones. Classrooms are designed to encourage collaboration and focused academic development.

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The International School of Choueifat Umm Al Quwain

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Pupils 749

Type Co-educational

The International School of Choueifat Umm Al Quwain, opened in 1976, was the first school to introduce the SABIS Educational System to the UAE. A non-selective, English-medium K-12 day school, it offers an international curriculum drawing from American, British, and Emirati systems, preparing students for AP, IGCSE, AS/A-Level, and UAE national exams.

Location

P.O. Box 3142, Khalifa City, Umm Al Quwain, UAE.

Stages

Kindergarten through High School (K-12).

Type

A private, non-selective, co-educational English-medium day school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

40+ student nationalities represented.

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