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Al Eman Private School
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Al Eman Private School

4.0
2024-2025Good
Curriculum

UAE Ministry of Education

Annual Fees

5K - 9K AED

Location

Abu Dhabi University Area

About Al Eman Private School

Last updated 17 September 2026 · Sources: ADEK inspection reports · methodology

Al Eman Private School is a Ministry of Education school located on Hazzaa Bin Zayed Street in Abu Dhabi. The school follows the UAE national curriculum and provides instruction in Arabic.

The school operates as a mixed-gender institution, welcoming both boys and girls. Classes run from Sunday to Thursday between 7:30 am and 1:30 pm, following the standard UAE school week schedule.

Al Eman Private School delivers the UAE curriculum framework established by the Ministry of Education. The school's leadership team includes the principal, vice-principal, and subject coordinators who oversee the academic programme.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 5,420 to AED 8,700. The campus is conveniently accessible from Mushrif Area, behind Abu Dhabi University, off E22 Al Ain Road, and the 29th Street of Airport Road.

Location

Al Manhal

Fees & Admissions

The academic year of some recorded fees has not been verified against its source. Confirm current rates with the school before using them.

Grade LevelAnnual Fees (recorded)Est. MonthlyFact Sheet
KG1/FS22026-2027 (year unverified)5,420 AED~452 AED-
KG2/Y12026-2027 (year unverified)5,830 AED~486 AED-
G1/Y22026-2027 (year unverified)6,340 AED~528 AED-
G2/Y32026-2027 (year unverified)6,340 AED~528 AED-
G3/Y42026-2027 (year unverified)6,340 AED~528 AED-
G4/Y52026-2027 (year unverified)6,750 AED~563 AED-
G5/Y62026-2027 (year unverified)6,750 AED~563 AED-
G6/Y72026-2027 (year unverified)6,750 AED~563 AED-
G7/Y82026-2027 (year unverified)8,290 AED~691 AED-
G8/Y92026-2027 (year unverified)8,290 AED~691 AED-
G9/Y102026-2027 (year unverified)8,290 AED~691 AED-
G10/Y112026-2027 (year unverified)8,700 AED~725 AED-

Inspection Report

ADEK rated Al Eman Private School "Good" in its 2022-2023 inspection, its second consecutive "Good". The school has been inspected 7 times since 2012-2013.

Latest Rating (2022-2023)
Good
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What inspectors found in 2022-2023

Al Eman Private School remains good overall. Teaching, learning skills, and achievement are strong across most subjects, and health and safety are good. However, assessment, curriculum design in early phases, care and support, and several leadership indicators have declined to acceptable, limiting further improvement.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Clear policies for staff and students covering child protection, cultural considerations, and cybersecurity
  • A welfare program for students and teachers that is continually enriched to support well-being and development
  • Strong partnerships with parents who actively support school initiatives and student learning
  • Positive relationships between students and teachers, creating a supportive and respectful environment
  • Students demonstrate positive behaviors and actively engage in initiatives supporting diverse learner groups

What the school was asked to improve

  • Differentiate learning activities to address the needs of high- and low-attaining students across all cycles
  • Use assessment data effectively to inform teaching and monitor progress
  • Provide more hands-on, inquiry-based activities to develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and independent learning skills
  • Improve opportunities for extended writing with focus on grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure
  • Review curriculum continuity, particularly the transition from KG to Cycle 1
  • Expand curriculum choices in Cycle 3 and incorporate cross-curricular links on UAE culture and innovation

Source: ADEK inspection report 2022-2023 (PDF, pages 2–37), inspected 14 to 17 Oct 2024. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2021-2022 inspection

Of the 41 performance indicators rated in both reports, 10 improved, 4 declined and 27 kept the same rating.

Students
740 → 746
+6 (+1%)
Teachers
39 → 33
-6 (-15%)

Improved

  • Arabic as a first language — Attainment · Cycle 3: Good → Very good
  • Arabic as a first language — Progress · Cycle 3: Good → Very good
  • English — Attainment · KG: Acceptable → Good
  • English — Attainment · Cycle 1: Acceptable → Good
  • English — Attainment · Cycle 3: Acceptable → Good
  • English — Progress · KG: Acceptable → Good
  • English — Progress · Cycle 1: Acceptable → Good
  • English — Progress · Cycle 3: Acceptable → Good

and 2 more

Declined

  • Assessment · KG: Good → Acceptable
  • Assessment · Cycle 1: Good → Acceptable
  • Assessment · Cycle 3: Good → Acceptable
  • Governance: Good → Acceptable
Performance standards by year (123 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase2021-20222022-2023
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Attainment — Islamic EducationSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Attainment — Arabic First LanguageSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentCycle 3GoodVery good
Attainment — Social StudiesFoundation Stage/KGGood—
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Attainment — Social StudiesSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
English — AttainmentKGAcceptableGood
English — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
Attainment — EnglishSecondary/Cycle 2Acceptable—
English — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableGood
Mathematics — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Attainment — MathematicsSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
Science — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Science — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Attainment — SciencesSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Science — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressKGGoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Progress — Islamic EducationSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 3GoodGood
Arabic as a first language — ProgressKGGoodGood
Arabic as a first language — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Progress — Arabic First LanguageSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Arabic as a first language — ProgressCycle 3GoodVery good
Progress — Social StudiesFoundation Stage/KGGood—
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Progress — Social StudiesSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 3GoodGood
English — ProgressKGAcceptableGood
English — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
Progress — EnglishSecondary/Cycle 2Acceptable—
English — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableGood
Mathematics — ProgressKGGoodGood
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Progress — MathematicsSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 3GoodVery good
Science — ProgressKGGoodGood
Science — ProgressCycle 1GoodVery good
Progress — SciencesSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Science — ProgressCycle 3GoodGood
Learning SkillsKGGoodGood
Learning SkillsCycle 1GoodGood
Learning skillsSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Learning SkillsCycle 3GoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 2—Good
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 2—Good
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentCycle 2—Good
Arabic as a first language — ProgressCycle 2—Good
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 2—Good
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 2—Good
English — AttainmentCycle 2—Good
English — ProgressCycle 2—Good
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 2—Good
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 2—Very good
Science — AttainmentCycle 2—Good
Science — ProgressCycle 2—Very good
Learning SkillsCycle 2—Good
Teaching and assessment
TeachingFoundation Stage/KGGood—
TeachingPrimary/Cycle 1Good—
TeachingSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
TeachingPost-16/HS/Cycle 3Good—
AssessmentKGGoodAcceptable
AssessmentCycle 1GoodAcceptable
AssessmentSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
AssessmentCycle 3GoodAcceptable
Teaching for effective learningKG—Good
Teaching for effective learningCycle 1—Good
Teaching for effective learningCycle 2—Good
Teaching for effective learningCycle 3—Good
AssessmentCycle 2—Acceptable
Protection, care, guidance and support
Health & safetyFoundation Stage/KGGood—
Health & safetyPrimary/Cycle 1Good—
Health & safetySecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Health & safetyPost-16/HS/Cycle 3Good—
Care & supportFoundation Stage/KGGood—
Care & supportPrimary/Cycle 1Good—
Care & supportSecondary/Cycle 2Good—
Care & supportPost-16/HS/Cycle 3Good—
Health and safety, including child protection/safeguardingKG—Good
Health and safety, including child protection/safeguardingCycle 1—Good
Health and safety, including child protection/safeguardingCycle 2—Good
Health and safety, including child protection/safeguardingCycle 3—Good
Care and supportKG—Acceptable
Care and supportCycle 1—Acceptable
Care and supportCycle 2—Acceptable
Care and supportCycle 3—Acceptable
Leadership and management
Effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolGood—
Self-evaluation & improvementWhole schoolGood—
Partnerships with parentsWhole schoolGood—
GovernanceWhole schoolGoodAcceptable
ManagementWhole schoolGood—
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole school—Acceptable
School self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole school—Acceptable
Parents and the communityWhole school—Good
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole school—Acceptable
Students' personal and social development
Personal DevelopmentKG—Good
Personal DevelopmentCycle 1—Good
Personal DevelopmentCycle 2—Good
Personal DevelopmentCycle 3—Good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesKG—Good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesCycle 1—Good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesCycle 2—Good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesCycle 3—Good
Social responsibility and innovation skillsKG—Acceptable
Social responsibility and innovation skillsCycle 1—Acceptable
Social responsibility and innovation skillsCycle 2—Acceptable
Social responsibility and innovation skillsCycle 3—Acceptable
Curriculum
Curriculum design and implementationKG—Acceptable
Curriculum design and implementationCycle 1—Acceptable
Curriculum design and implementationCycle 2—Acceptable
Curriculum design and implementationCycle 3—Good
Curriculum adaptationKG—Good
Curriculum adaptationCycle 1—Good
Curriculum adaptationCycle 2—Good
Curriculum adaptationCycle 3—Good

Earlier inspections

2021-2022Good

Al Eman Private School was rated Good overall in its 2021-2022 ADEK inspection, an improvement on previous cycles. Students performed well in Islamic Education, Arabic, Social Studies, Mathematics and Science, while English attainment and progress remained Acceptable. Teaching, care, and leadership were judged Good across all phases.

Source: ADEK inspection report 2021-2022 (PDF, pages 1–8), inspected 10-May-2022 to 12-May-2022. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

2021-2022Good
2019-2020Acceptable
2017-2018Acceptable
2015-2016Weak
2013-2014
2012-2013

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Al Eman Private School's ADEK inspection rating?

ADEK rated Al Eman Private School "Good" in its 2022-2023 inspection, its second consecutive "Good". The school has been inspected 7 times since 2012-2013.

What did ADEK inspectors say about Al Eman Private School in 2022-2023?

Al Eman Private School remains good overall. Teaching, learning skills, and achievement are strong across most subjects, and health and safety are good. However, assessment, curriculum design in early phases, care and support, and several leadership indicators have declined to acceptable, limiting further improvement. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2022-2023: clear policies for staff and students covering child protection, cultural considerations, and cybersecurity; a welfare program for students and teachers that is continually enriched to support well-being and development; strong partnerships with parents who actively support school initiatives and student learning; positive relationships between students and teachers, creating a supportive and respectful environment; students demonstrate positive behaviors and actively engage in initiatives supporting diverse learner groups.

What was Al Eman Private School asked to improve in its 2022-2023 inspection?

The 2022-2023 ADEK report recommended that the school: differentiate learning activities to address the needs of high- and low-attaining students across all cycles; use assessment data effectively to inform teaching and monitor progress; provide more hands-on, inquiry-based activities to develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and independent learning skills; improve opportunities for extended writing with focus on grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure; review curriculum continuity, particularly the transition from KG to Cycle 1; expand curriculum choices in Cycle 3 and incorporate cross-curricular links on UAE culture and innovation.

Has Al Eman Private School improved since its 2021-2022 inspection?

Between the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 inspections, 10 of the 41 indicators rated in both reports improved, 4 declined and 27 kept the same rating. Improvements include Arabic as a first language — Attainment (Cycle 3) from Good to Very good, Arabic as a first language — Progress (Cycle 3) from Good to Very good, English — Attainment (KG) from Acceptable to Good. Enrolment went from 740 to 746 students (+1%).

Community

Value for Money
6
Campus Facilities
6
Quality of Teachers
6
Curriculum
6
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At a Glance

From the 2024-2025 inspection profile

Grades
KG1 to Grade 10
Age
4-16
Genders
Boys and Girls
Curriculum
Ministry of Education
Language
Arabic

School Profile

As reported for 2024-2025

Principal
Mr. Mohammed Nazif Abdel Hadi (Principal)
Opening year
1975
Accreditation
ADEK

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