Al Ain British Academy

• High rating (Very Good) from the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge, making it a trusted educational institution with world-class standards.
• High-quality British curriculum focused on the future that equips students with the skills and knowledge required for a changing world.
• Comprehensive development of students academically and personally, with a focus on building self-confidence and creativity.
• Distinguished achievements at local and international levels, including students achieving Guinness World Records and excelling in the Scientists World Cup finals.
• Modern, advanced facilities including an indoor pool, large gymnasium, artificial turf fields, and science and computer labs equipped with the latest technologies.
• Diverse educational programs including moral education, PSHE, and extracurricular activities in arts, music, sports, technology, and drama.
• Specialized support for university and career guidance through the Unifrog platform for students from Year 7-13.
• A happy school community that believes in justice, respect for others, and cooperation.
• Strict safety and protection standards for students with modern systems to ensure their safety.
• Individual attention for each student to maximize their potential and develop their unique skills.

Registration procedures include the following:

• Send your inquiry online via email, and you will receive a response from the Parent Relations Officer within two working days to provide assistance.
• Schedule a tour or meeting with the registration team to learn more about the Academy.
• Submit the application form after completing it, and you will be contacted by the admissions team within two working days.
• If accepted, you will receive an offer of a place at the Academy, and once you accept the offer and pay the fees, you will have completed the registration procedures.

Payment must be made via bank transfer or check, as the Academy does not accept cash payments or credit/debit cards.

• Moral Education: From Year 2 onwards.
• PSHE: From FS to Year 13.
• Extracurricular Activities: Arts, music, sports, technology, drama.
• University and Career Education: Unifrog platform from Year 7-13.

Yes, there is co-education between girls' and boys' classes in the early educational stages, and you can contact the administration directly to inquire about the Academy's policy on separation between girls and boys.

You can view complete details of tuition fees through the school's page on the Mdares platform at mdares.ai.

Al Ain Academy has achieved a range of accomplishments it is proud of in many fields at local and international levels, including for example:

• The Academy was rated highly (Very Good) by the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge.
• The Academy received a certificate of appreciation from the Make-A-Wish Foundation for its role in supporting children's wishes.
• "Al Dhabi Al Muhairi" from Year 6 achieved a Guinness World Record as the youngest journalist.
• School students "Raya Khalid and Maryam Al Khaili" excelled in the Scientists World Cup finals at Yale University.

• Flag Day activation.
• Sports activities such as swimming, football, and basketball.
• Educational and recreational activities for kindergarten stage.
• Graduation ceremonies.

The British Curriculum.

212 Al Salam Street - City Center - Al Niyadat - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.

Yes, the Academy provides transportation service for a separate fee.

• Indoor swimming pool.
• Large gymnasium.
• Artificial turf fields.
• Large shaded play area.
• Two separate courts to accommodate netball/basketball courts.
• Additional play areas.
• Classrooms equipped with modern technology.
• Science/computer labs.
• Library.

• Support for institutional policies and culture that protect all children and staff regardless of their backgrounds.
• Making the child's best interest and safety a top priority in all procedures.
• Applying an approach that takes into account individuals' diverse backgrounds and abilities.
• Involving students in decisions that affect their lives.
• Partnership with parents to enhance trust and effective protection.
• Providing psychological and counseling support for all children, especially those who have been abused.
• Training all staff to perform their roles effectively and safely.
• Integrating child protection learning into the curriculum.
• Using the CPOMS platform to analyze data and manage protection risks.
• Providing safe procedures for reporting violations without fear of consequences.
• Thorough verification of staff, volunteers, and visitors' backgrounds before allowing them to work.
• Ensuring confidentiality and privacy of data and not sharing it except with authorized personnel.
• Effective digital and physical security mechanisms with regular review of security systems.