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Pakistan Community Welfare School
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Pakistan Community Welfare School

4.1
2024-2025Good
Curriculum

British / Pakistani

Annual Fees

4K - 5K AED

Location

Mussafah

About Pakistan Community Welfare School

Last updated 26 September 2026 · Sources: ADEK inspection reports · methodology

Pakistan Community Welfare School is a British curriculum school located in Musaffah, Abu Dhabi. Originally established in 1981, the school relocated to its current Musaffah campus in 1996 before moving into purpose-built facilities in 2010.

The school serves boys and girls from kindergarten through Grade 8. With approximately 500 students enrolled, the campus maintains a community-focused learning environment that combines academic instruction with character development programmes.

Students follow a curriculum that integrates the UK National Curriculum with Pakistani educational standards. The programme incorporates moral education and UAE heritage studies, teaching students about the nation's multicultural traditions. Core values including resilience, empathy, tolerance, and integrity form part of the educational framework. Extracurricular activities spanning sports, arts, and leadership programmes complement classroom learning.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 3,833 to AED 4,659. The school is conveniently accessible for families residing in Mussaffah, Shabiya 12, and Sector 9.

Location

Musaffah

Pakistan Community Welfare School fees 2026-2027

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

Annual tuition at Pakistan Community Welfare School ranges from AED 3,833 (KG1/FS2) to AED 4,659 (G7/Y8) for 2026-2027, across 10 year groups, or about AED 319 to AED 388 a month.

Grade LevelAnnual Fees (recorded)Est. MonthlyFact Sheet
KG1/FS22026-2027 (year unverified)3,833 AED~319 AED-
KG2/Y12026-2027 (year unverified)3,833 AED~319 AED-
G1/Y22026-2027 (year unverified)4,025 AED~335 AED-
G2/Y32026-2027 (year unverified)4,025 AED~335 AED-
G3/Y42026-2027 (year unverified)4,226 AED~352 AED-
G4/Y52026-2027 (year unverified)4,226 AED~352 AED-
G5/Y62026-2027 (year unverified)4,437 AED~370 AED-
G6/Y72026-2027 (year unverified)4,437 AED~370 AED-
G7/Y82026-2027 (year unverified)4,659 AED~388 AED-
G8/Y92026-2027 (year unverified)4,659 AED~388 AED-

Inspection Report

ADEK rated Pakistan Community Welfare School "Good" in its 2024-2025 inspection, up from "Acceptable" at the previous inspection. The school has been inspected 6 times since 2012-2013.

Latest Rating (2024-2025)
Good
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What inspectors found in 2024-2025

This ADEK inspection found the school's overall performance improved from acceptable to good, with strong leadership and gains in achievement, teaching and assessment across phases. Safeguarding and the learning environment are strong. Areas for improvement include middle leaders' workload, staff involvement in self-evaluation, and expanding critical thinking, technology use and extended writing opportunities.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students achieve good attainment and progress across all subjects and phases, reflecting effective teaching strategies.
  • Students show positive attitudes toward learning, enthusiasm, self-reliance, and respond well to feedback.
  • The school provides a supportive learning environment with well-utilized resources enabling students to become successful and engaged learners.
  • Robust safeguarding procedures ensure the safety, protection and well-being of everyone in school.
  • The principal's inspirational leadership and vision have driven significant, sustained school improvements.

What the school was asked to improve

  • Enhance speaking opportunities and extended writing practice in Arabic and English medium subjects.
  • Increase use of technology to develop independent research skills and provide more opportunities for critical thinking and problem-solving.
  • Embed formative assessments and use assessment data to provide personalized support for lower- and higher-attaining students.
  • Increase consistency in questioning techniques and student involvement in self- and peer-assessment.
  • Give subject coordinators dedicated time and training, and strengthen middle leaders' knowledge of the inspection framework.
  • Involve all staff actively in self-evaluation and address gaps in staffing roles and responsibilities.

Source: ADEK inspection report 2024-2025 (PDF, pages 2-39), inspected 31 Dec 2024. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2021-2022 inspection

Of the 36 performance indicators rated in both reports, 36 improved, 0 declined and 0 kept the same rating.

Students
456 → 475
+19 (+4%)
Teachers
15 → 23
+8 (+53%)

Improved

  • Islamic Education — Attainment · KG: Acceptable → Good
  • Islamic Education — Progress · KG: Acceptable → Good
  • Islamic Education — Attainment · Cycle 1: Acceptable → Good
  • Islamic Education — Progress · Cycle 1: Acceptable → Good
  • Islamic Education — Attainment · Cycle 2: Acceptable → Good
  • Islamic Education — Progress · Cycle 2: Acceptable → Good
  • Arabic as a second language — Attainment · Cycle 1: Acceptable → Good
  • Arabic as a second language — Progress · Cycle 1: Acceptable → Good

and 28 more

Performance standards by year (57 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase2021-20222024-2025
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentKGAcceptableGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
Arabic Second Language — AttainmentPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
Arabic as a second language — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
Arabic as a second language — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
English — AttainmentKGAcceptableGood
English — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
English — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
Mathematics — AttainmentKGAcceptableGood
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
Science — AttainmentKGAcceptableGood
Science — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableGood
Science — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
Islamic Education — ProgressKGAcceptableGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
Arabic Second Language — ProgressPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
Arabic as a second language — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
Arabic as a second language — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
Social Studies — ProgressPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
English — ProgressKGAcceptableGood
English — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
English — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
Mathematics — ProgressKGAcceptableGood
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
Science — ProgressKGAcceptableGood
Science — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableGood
Science — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
Learning SkillsKGAcceptableGood
Learning SkillsCycle 1AcceptableGood
Learning SkillsCycle 2AcceptableGood
Teaching and assessment
TeachingPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
TeachingPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Acceptable-
TeachingPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Acceptable-
Protection, care, guidance and support
Health & safetyPhase 1 (FS/KG)Good-
Health & safetyPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Good-
Health & safetyPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Good-
Care & supportPhase 1 (FS/KG)Good-
Care & supportPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Good-
Care & supportPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Good-
Leadership and management
Effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolAcceptable-
Self evaluation & improvementWhole schoolAcceptable-
Partnerships with parentsWhole schoolGood-
GovernanceWhole schoolAcceptableGood
ManagementWhole schoolAcceptable-
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole school-Good
School self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole school-Good

Earlier inspections

2021-2022Acceptable

This school was rated Acceptable overall in 2021-2022. Attainment, progress, teaching, assessment and leadership were mostly Acceptable across phases, while health and safety, care and support, and partnerships with parents were rated Good. Leadership, self-evaluation, governance and management remained at Acceptable level.

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

Rating History

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Pakistan Community Welfare School fees in 2026-2027?

Annual tuition at Pakistan Community Welfare School ranges from AED 3,833 (KG1/FS2) to AED 4,659 (G7/Y8) for 2026-2027, across 10 year groups, or about AED 319 to AED 388 a month. Figures are annual tuition as recorded from the school's published fees. Confirm extras such as transport and uniform with the school.

What is Pakistan Community Welfare School's ADEK inspection rating?

ADEK rated Pakistan Community Welfare School "Good" in its 2024-2025 inspection, up from "Acceptable" at the previous inspection. The school has been inspected 6 times since 2012-2013.

What did ADEK inspectors say about Pakistan Community Welfare School in 2024-2025?

This ADEK inspection found the school's overall performance improved from acceptable to good, with strong leadership and gains in achievement, teaching and assessment across phases. Safeguarding and the learning environment are strong. Areas for improvement include middle leaders' workload, staff involvement in self-evaluation, and expanding critical thinking, technology use and extended writing opportunities. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2024-2025: students achieve good attainment and progress across all subjects and phases, reflecting effective teaching strategies; students show positive attitudes toward learning, enthusiasm, self-reliance, and respond well to feedback; the school provides a supportive learning environment with well-utilized resources enabling students to become successful and engaged learners; robust safeguarding procedures ensure the safety, protection and well-being of everyone in school; the principal's inspirational leadership and vision have driven significant, sustained school improvements.

What was Pakistan Community Welfare School asked to improve in its 2024-2025 inspection?

The 2024-2025 ADEK report recommended that the school: enhance speaking opportunities and extended writing practice in Arabic and English medium subjects; increase use of technology to develop independent research skills and provide more opportunities for critical thinking and problem-solving; embed formative assessments and use assessment data to provide personalized support for lower- and higher-attaining students; increase consistency in questioning techniques and student involvement in self- and peer-assessment; give subject coordinators dedicated time and training, and strengthen middle leaders' knowledge of the inspection framework; involve all staff actively in self-evaluation and address gaps in staffing roles and responsibilities.

Has Pakistan Community Welfare School improved since its 2021-2022 inspection?

Between the 2021-2022 and 2024-2025 inspections, 36 of the 36 indicators rated in both reports improved, 0 declined and 0 kept the same rating. Improvements include Islamic Education — Attainment (KG) from Acceptable to Good, Islamic Education — Progress (KG) from Acceptable to Good, Islamic Education — Attainment (Cycle 1) from Acceptable to Good. Enrolment went from 456 to 475 students (+4%).

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Value for Money
17
Campus Facilities
17
Quality of Teachers
18
Curriculum
19
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At a Glance

From the 2024-2025 inspection profile

Grades
KG to Grade 8
Age
4-13
Students
500
Genders
Boys and Girls
Curriculum
Pakistan National Curriculum
Language
Urdu and English

School Profile

As reported for 2024-2025

Principal
Mrs. Farhat Jadoon (Principal)
Opening year
1981
Largest nationality teachers
Pakistani
Largest nationality students
Pakistani
Accreditation
ADEK
Last inspection: 2024-25

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