American School of Creative Science

• The American School of Creative Science - Nad Al Sheba offers a 21st-century educational framework based on open-ended questioning and critical thinking in everything we do.
• Adopting the American curriculum and working to promote innovation and creativity.
• Instilling Islamic values that develop the child's knowledge.
• Nurturing a generation of tomorrow's leaders.
• Adopting specialized educational academic programs.
• Focusing on science that supports research topics, where students learn about the roots of mathematics, English, and history through the efforts of teachers in helping them discover the "secrets" of that knowledge.
• The learning standard for students is international, as the teaching team builds student achievement not only on external international assessments but also on internally designed assessments that require critical thinking and deep analysis.
• The school seeks to discover students' unique talents and interests.

• • The American School of Creative Science has set admission and registration criteria in accordance with the requirements announced by the Ministry of Education.
  • Registration procedures at the American School of Creative Science Nad Al Sheba are based on seat availability, with priority given to those who register first in a fair manner.
  • Registration is subject to an entrance exam based on the academic year and educational stage completed by the student, and a personal interview conducted by a member of the school team.
  • Students must conduct the CAT4 exam (Cognitive Ability Test) on the scheduled date and place.

  Registration Procedures for New Students

  • Fill out the registration form at the school.
  • Bring a copy of the student's passport, a copy of the Emirates ID card for the student's parents, and the latest school report or a letter (To Whom It May Concern) from the current school.
  • Based on receiving the registration application for your son/daughter, you will be invited for an entrance exam and interview. KG1 and KG2 students are invited with their parents for an informal interview.
  • Students from Grade 1 and above will be invited for a personal interview and an assessment they take using a computer.
  • The registration department, in cooperation with members of senior management, reviews and evaluates applications submitted throughout the year on a case-by-case basis.
  • Student admission is subject to seat availability in each academic stage, CAT4 exam results (Cognitive Ability Test), and the interview.
  • All other registration and administrative requirements remain the same for other grade levels as explained above.

  The following documents are required to secure a place for your child and must be submitted to the school within one week of the registration offer:

  • A copy of the latest student report card or a "To Whom It May Concern" letter from the current school.
  • A copy of the passport of the student, father, and mother with valid residency for residents.
  • The student's Emirates ID card and a copy of it.
  • A copy of the parents' Emirates ID cards.
  • A copy of the birth certificate.
  • A copy of the Family Book (for UAE nationals only).
  • A copy of the student's vaccination record.
  • 2 recent personal photos.
  • Original transfer certificate from the current school, duly attested, submitted immediately upon the end of the academic year.
  • The latest original school report for the student showing: grade, date, and academic year, duly attested, submitted immediately upon the end of the academic year.
  • A non-refundable registration fee of 500 AED collected upon registration.

The American School of Creative Science has provided online payment methods for paying fees, in addition to accepting bank transfers, with the possibility of paying in cash.

The American School of Creative Science adopts all American curriculum programs for students in all grades.

Kindergarten Curriculum

• In Kindergarten 1 and 2, we focus heavily on developing a positive self-concept, appropriate socialization, and school readiness skills.
• Children learn basic reading skills and linguistic arts skills that set them on the path to becoming lifelong effective readers and writers.
• Laying the foundations for a happy and successful school experience, where children learn to be proud of their educational development and develop the confidence to explore and take risks.
• Providing students with a balanced educational program in mathematics that allows them to develop their knowledge and understanding of the relationship between numbers and quantities and build a foundation for place value as they count, represent, and compare whole numbers.
• Nurturing students' scientific research skills while developing application and design skills at an early age.
• The school adopts thematic learning, allowing students to explore what it means to be a good citizen.
• Emphasizing the importance of physical fitness, where fitness is developed through activities within daily lessons, which emphasize physical activity, continuous movement, and challenges involving increasing the load on major muscle groups.
• The Kindergarten curriculum is enriched through developing a love for the Arabic language and instilling Islamic values.

Elementary School Curriculum

• Creative Science Schools follow a comprehensive approach to education, aiming to meet the needs of every student and bring out their best.
• The curriculum for students from Grade 1 to 5 focuses on basic skills in all fields.
• From Grade 1 to Grade 5, an approach is used that focuses on continuous progress in the core areas of reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies.
• Teaching Quran, Islamic studies, and Arabic every day.
• In addition to core subjects, students receive instruction in physical education, arts, computing, and library.
• The educational program offers a variety of procedures to support individual learning differences, and all teachers strive to meet the needs of all students.

Middle School Curriculum

• In the middle stage, a suitable study environment is provided that helps develop the child cognitively and socially, with a focus on enhancing critical thinking and logical reasoning skills to enable them to apply previously learned knowledge and develop confidence in their individual abilities.
• Good study habits and skills are also instilled in the child during this transition stage to include higher-order thinking skills and inquiry in all subjects.
• The participatory and effective educational program is the backbone of the middle stage in our school.
• Students receive intensive, structured instruction in core subjects, and teachers in this stage focus on developing students' learning and study skills.

High School Curriculum

• The high school curriculum is an academic challenge to prepare students for their future university studies.
• Our core program focuses on reading, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, Arabic for native and non-native speakers, and Islamic education for Muslim students.
• Additionally, students receive instruction in health and physical education with a focus on healthy living and good manners, along with the Applied Virtues program.
• All students continue their studies in core areas with the possibility of choosing from a variety of elective subjects.
• Elective subjects include visual and performing arts, programming, various humanities such as psychology, business, human anatomy, physiology, and environmental sciences.
• In addition to what the school offers academically, it aims to instill a strong sense of social responsibility and a culture of generosity.
• In line with this, all high school students participate in community service program events, allowing them to obtain 60 hours of community service in various fields such as mentoring, fitness, inclusion, and literacy.

Yes, education at the American School of Creative Science is co-educational (mixed).

You can view the full details of tuition fees through the American School of Creative Science page on the mdares.ai platform.

• The American School of Creative Science has received official accreditation as a center for delivering the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
• The school team participating in the football tournament sponsored by Dubai Police won third place among 8 schools, and the team received the Best Goalkeeper trophy.
• More information about the school's achievements can be inquired about by visiting its headquarters.

• Celebrating UAE National Day.
• UAE Flag Day events.
• Honoring ceremony for top students.
• School graduation ceremony.
• Pajama Day events.
• Space Day events.
• Sports Day activities.
• Drawing workshops.
• Cultural Diversity Day.
• Celebrating 100 days since the start of the school year.
• Little World Day events.
• Commemorating Commemoration Day (Martyr's Day).
• Field trips.
• Sports activities.
• Culture days.
• Spelling Bee competition.
• Math competitions.
• Quran memorization.
• Science fairs.
• Arts and crafts.
• Cooking Day events.
• Dubai Fitness Challenge events.
• Storytelling session events.
• World Science Day events.
• Lecture on the contributions of Artificial Intelligence in producing awareness videos.
• World Diabetes Day.

Enrichment activities at the school:

• Drama Club.
• Environment Club.
• Cooking Club.
• Quran Club.
• Lego Club.
• Calligraphy Club.
• Health and Safety Club.
• French Club.
• Chess Club.
• Scientific Experiments Club.
• Technology Club.
• Filmmaking Club.
• Multimedia Club.

The American School of Creative Science adopts the American curriculum.

The American School of Creative Science is located in the Nad Al Sheba 2 area, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Yes, the American School of Creative Science provides transportation services.

• Equipped classrooms.
• Activity rooms.
• Multi-purpose hall.
• Shaded areas.
• Play area.
• Science labs.
• Computer labs.
• Canteen.
• Clinic.

• The American School of Creative Science ensures safety by providing high-tech safety equipment, such as thermal scanners installed at entry points throughout the school building.
• A digital device policy for students has been implemented, urging them to use their personal tools while at school.
• Every student's temperature is checked before boarding the bus in the morning. It is also checked again upon arrival at school.
• Encouraging students to maintain hand hygiene and wash them frequently and correctly, especially after sneezing or coughing, before and after eating, after playing, and after going to the bathroom.
• Training students to cough and sneeze into their sleeves (not hands) or use a tissue to cover the mouth and nose.
• The cleaning staff cleans and disinfects frequently touched areas such as doorknobs, stair rails, phones, computer keyboards, and bathroom faucets throughout the school periodically.