Good Will Children Private School

• Extensive educational experience with a legacy spanning 30 years in education.
• Nurtures progress in academics, personality, and creativity through a comprehensive approach.
• Provides world-class education and prepares students for future careers.
• Student safety is the priority.
• Small classrooms, allowing for individual attention.
• Creating a safe learning environment for students.
• Focuses on integrating technology in the current digital age into our classrooms to enhance the learning experience, from interactive learning tools to digital resources.
• Concerned with equipping students with valuable digital literacy skills, preparing them for the world of technology.
• Committed to enriching language: Arabic as first and second language, Islamic Studies in English or Arabic, and optional Urdu language courses to connect with cultural heritage.

The following age requirements must be met by September 1st for admission:

• KG1 / FS2 – 4 years old
• KG2 / Year 1 – 5 years old
• Grade 1 / Year 2 – 6 years old
• Grade 2 / Year 3 – 7 years old
• Grade 3 / Year 4 – 8 years old
• Grade 4 / Year 5 – 9 years old
• Grade 5 / Year 6 – 10 years old
• Grade 6 / Year 7 – 11 years old
• Grade 7 / Year 8 – 12 years old
• Grade 8 / Year 9 – 13 years old

School Admission Guide

Here is a step-by-step guide to help you through the admission process:

Step 1: Inquiry and School Tour

• Contact the admissions office.
• To inquire and book a tour, please call the phone number.
• Staff provide parents with all necessary information about the school, including curriculum, facilities, and extracurricular activities.
• Please bring the student during the tour, as the admission assessment and interview may be conducted on the same day as the tour if parents wish.

Step 2: Submit Application

• You will need to complete and sign the admission form with all necessary documents.
• Send via email to: [email protected]
• Applications with incomplete documents or missing signatures will not be processed.
• Age-appropriate admission assessments are conducted for all applicants at all grade levels to evaluate their academic readiness.
• Students of all abilities are accepted except those who cannot understand instructions in English or students with special needs, and individuals with behavioral problems.
• Communication with parents of students with low academic achievement on the admission exam.
• Document review: Our admissions committee will review your application and verify your child's results.
• After successfully completing the admission assessment, parents can reserve a seat.

Step 5: Read the Parent Handbook which provides valuable information about our school culture and policies.

• Meet staff in person and discuss necessary information, most importantly logging into the school portal and other educational programs used by the school.
• For any additional inquiries or assistance, please contact the admissions officer or refer to the Parent Handbook.

Inquiries about tuition payment methods are available by phone or email

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Framework in England is applied to children aged 4 to 5 years, which includes seven key learning areas.

• Nurturing the cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development of young children through play-based learning and interactive activities.
• Our curriculum focuses on promoting skills in the following areas:
• Communication and Language
• Physical Development
• Personal, Social and Emotional Development
• Literacy
• Mathematics
• Understanding the World - encouraging curiosity and love of knowledge and discovery
• Expressive Arts and Design

More About the School's Academic Programs

• The school has adopted the Cambridge International curriculum from KG2, primary and secondary levels in English, Mathematics, Science, ICT, Physical Education, and Arts.
• All students complete a program in Arabic (first or second language options), Social Studies, Moral Education, and UAE History in accordance with Ministry of Education requirements.
• Muslim students study an Islamic Studies program affiliated with the Ministry of Education.

• The option to study Islamic Studies in English or Arabic is available.
• Non-Muslim students do not study these courses, and their needs are covered in a general Moral Education curriculum provided by the Ministry of Education.

Urdu is also taught as an optional language for those who wish to study Urdu.

Language Focus Programs and Lessons

Dedicated focus on language enrichment, offering the following:

• Quran Recitation
• Arabic lessons with activities for native and non-native speakers
• Optional Urdu lessons

Yes, there is co-education.

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

It is possible to inquire about the school's achievements and awards by direct phone contact with the administration

• UAE National Day celebration
• Teacher's Day celebration
• UAE Flag Day celebration events
• Honoring top and distinguished students at the school
• Student graduation celebration events
• AI art workshops
• Creative writing and storytelling events
• Screen-Free Learning Day event
• Training students to create presentations through CANVA AI
• Events teaching students to use AI techniques to train voice and image recognition models
• Arabic Department events at the school
• Language and Literature Lens events in the English Department
• Career Day celebration
• KG1 Weekly Newsletter events
• Event to measure learners' cognitive development
• Teaching students evacuation and emergency procedures
• Arafat Day celebration events
• Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader event
• Technology Department events at the school

Additional Activities

Kindergarten Clubs

• Quran Recitation
• Mini Cricket
• Board Games
• Karate
• Arabic Reading
• Origami
• Coding

Language Clubs

• Spanish
• English Spelling Bee
• Urdu
• Arabic Reading

Primary and Secondary Clubs

• Sports Clubs: Football, Karate, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Table Tennis.
• STEAM Clubs: Lego Robotics, Programming, 3D Printing, Short Film Creation, Science, Environment and Construction.
• Character and Confidence Building Clubs: English Drama, English Debate.
• Handicrafts, Thinking Skills, and Cultural Awareness: Board Games, Chess, Cold Cooking, Bracelet Making, Debate, Drawing, UAE Heritage.

British Curriculum

Al Taalim Street - opposite Al Sorour Park - Musaffah - ME10 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Yes, transportation service is available for an annual fee

• Classrooms
• Activity rooms
• Library
• Science laboratories
• Computer laboratories
• Football field

• School management ensures the security of school grounds, buildings, and all facilities.
• Focusing on student awareness and guidance to follow general safety rules.
• Educational counselors organize initiatives targeting student awareness of the importance of adhering to academic discipline throughout school hours.
• Training on evacuation plans designed to educate students on how to act in emergencies.