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Al Isra'a Private School
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Al Isra'a Private School

3.5
2023-2024Acceptable
Curriculum

UAE Ministry of Education

Annual Fees

3K - 9K AED

Location

Al Khabisi area

About Al Isra'a Private School

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

Al Isra'a Private School is a Ministry of Education school located in Al Khabisi area. The school provides education following the UAE national curriculum framework for both boys and girls.

The school operates as a mixed-gender institution, welcoming students across multiple phases from kindergarten through to high school. Classes are structured according to Ministry of Education guidelines and standards.

Students in the kindergarten phase demonstrate good achievement in Islamic education and English. Arabic language instruction shows strong results particularly in the high school phase. Teaching follows the national curriculum requirements with assessment aligned to ministry standards.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 3,170 to AED 9,110 depending on grade level. The campus serves families residing in Al Khabisi and surrounding communities.

Location

Al Isra'a Private 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 Al Isra'a Private School ranges from AED 3,170 (KG1/FS2) to AED 9,110 (G12/Y13) for 2026-2027, across 14 year groups, or about AED 264 to AED 759 a month.

Grade LevelAnnual Fees (recorded)Est. MonthlyFact Sheet
KG1/FS22026-2027 (year unverified)3,170 AED~264 AED-
KG2/Y12026-2027 (year unverified)3,790 AED~316 AED-
G1/Y22026-2027 (year unverified)4,400 AED~367 AED-
G2/Y32026-2027 (year unverified)4,400 AED~367 AED-
G3/Y42026-2027 (year unverified)5,010 AED~418 AED-
G4/Y52026-2027 (year unverified)5,010 AED~418 AED-
G5/Y62026-2027 (year unverified)5,010 AED~418 AED-
G6/Y72026-2027 (year unverified)5,520 AED~460 AED-
G7/Y82026-2027 (year unverified)6,040 AED~503 AED-
G8/Y92026-2027 (year unverified)6,040 AED~503 AED-
G9/Y102026-2027 (year unverified)6,040 AED~503 AED-
G10/Y112026-2027 (year unverified)7,980 AED~665 AED-
G11/Y122026-2027 (year unverified)7,980 AED~665 AED-
G12/Y132026-2027 (year unverified)9,110 AED~759 AED-

Inspection Report

ADEK rated Al Isra'a Private School "Acceptable" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its third consecutive "Acceptable". The school has been inspected 5 times since 2014-2015.

Latest Rating (2023-2024)
Acceptable
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What inspectors found in 2023-2024

Al Isra'a Private School remains acceptable overall. Arabic, Islamic education and UAE social studies are strengths across cycles, while English, mathematics and science stay acceptable. Assessment, safeguarding, and care and support have weakened since the last inspection, though staff relationships and parent-community partnerships remain positive.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students achieve well in Arabic, Islamic education, and UAE social studies across all cycles.
  • Students show a secure understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati culture in daily life.
  • Relationships among staff and students are courteous and based on mutual respect.
  • The school has active partnerships with parents and the community, promoting shared responsibility.

What the school was asked to improve

  • Improve teaching and achievement in mathematics, science and English through active learning and higher expectations across all cycles.
  • Improve assessment by analyzing data effectively and giving consistent, constructive feedback to students.
  • Improve identification and support for students of determination and the gifted and talented, including appointing a qualified SEN specialist.
  • Strengthen leadership by aligning self-evaluation with the inspection framework and setting SMART improvement targets.
  • Improve staffing, monitoring and record-keeping to meet health and safety and safeguarding requirements consistently.
  • Develop a systematic phonics and reading program and a more engaging library ethos, especially in English.

Source: ADEK inspection report 2023-2024 (PDF, pages 2-39), inspected 22 to 25 Jan 2024. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2021-2022 inspection

Of the 51 performance indicators rated in both reports, 6 improved, 0 declined and 45 kept the same rating.

Students
974 → 977
+3 (+0%)
Teachers
61 → 65
+4 (+7%)

Improved

  • Islamic Education — Attainment · Cycle 3: Acceptable → Good
  • Islamic Education — Progress · Cycle 3: Acceptable → Good
  • Arabic as a first language — Attainment · Cycle 3: Acceptable → Good
  • Arabic as a first language — Progress · Cycle 3: Acceptable → Good
  • UAE Social Studies — Attainment · Cycle 2: Acceptable → Good
  • UAE Social Studies — Progress · Cycle 2: Acceptable → Good
Performance standards by year (89 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase2021-20222023-2024
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 2GoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableGood
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentCycle 2GoodGood
Arabic as a first language — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
English — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Islamic Education — ProgressKGGoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 2GoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableGood
Arabic as a first language — ProgressKGGoodGood
Arabic as a first language — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Arabic as a first language — ProgressCycle 2GoodGood
Arabic as a first language — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableGood
UAE Social Studies — ProgressCycle 3GoodGood
English — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
English — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
English — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
English — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Learning SkillsKGAcceptableAcceptable
Learning SkillsCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Learning SkillsCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Learning SkillsCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
UAE Social Studies — AttainmentKG-Good
UAE Social Studies — ProgressKG-Good
Teaching and assessment
TeachingPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
TeachingPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Acceptable-
TeachingPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Acceptable-
TeachingPhase 4 (P-16/HS/C3)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 1 (FS/KG)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Acceptable-
AssessmentPhase 4 (P-16/HS/C3)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-
Health & safetyPhase 4 (P-16/HS/C3)Good-
Care & supportPhase 1 (FS/KG)Good-
Care & supportPhase 2 (P/E/C1)Good-
Care & supportPhase 3 (S/M/C2)Good-
Care & supportPhase 4 (P-16/HS/C3)Good-
Health and safety, including safeguardingKG-Acceptable
Health and safety, including safeguardingCycle 1-Acceptable
Health and safety, including safeguardingCycle 2-Acceptable
Health and safety, including safeguardingCycle 3-Acceptable
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 schoolAcceptable-
Self-evaluation & improvementWhole schoolAcceptable-
Partnerships with parentsWhole schoolAcceptable-
GovernanceWhole schoolAcceptableAcceptable
ManagementWhole schoolGood-
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole school-Acceptable
School self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole school-Acceptable
Parents and the communityWhole school-Acceptable
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole school-Acceptable
Students' personal and social development
Personal DevelopmentKG-Acceptable
Personal DevelopmentCycle 1-Acceptable
Personal DevelopmentCycle 2-Acceptable
Personal DevelopmentCycle 3-Acceptable

Earlier inspections

2021-2022Acceptable

This report rates Al Israa Private School's overall performance as Acceptable for 2021-2022. Attainment and progress in Islamic Education and Arabic are mostly good, while English, Mathematics and Science remain acceptable. Health and safety and care and support are good, but leadership, self-evaluation, partnerships and governance are only acceptable.

Source: ADEK inspection report 2021-2022 (PDF, pages 1-8), inspected 15-Feb-2022 to 17-Feb-2022. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Al Isra'a Private School fees in 2026-2027?

Annual tuition at Al Isra'a Private School ranges from AED 3,170 (KG1/FS2) to AED 9,110 (G12/Y13) for 2026-2027, across 14 year groups, or about AED 264 to AED 759 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 Al Isra'a Private School's ADEK inspection rating?

ADEK rated Al Isra'a Private School "Acceptable" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its third consecutive "Acceptable". The school has been inspected 5 times since 2014-2015.

What did ADEK inspectors say about Al Isra'a Private School in 2023-2024?

Al Isra'a Private School remains acceptable overall. Arabic, Islamic education and UAE social studies are strengths across cycles, while English, mathematics and science stay acceptable. Assessment, safeguarding, and care and support have weakened since the last inspection, though staff relationships and parent-community partnerships remain positive. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2023-2024: students achieve well in Arabic, Islamic education, and UAE social studies across all cycles; students show a secure understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati culture in daily life; relationships among staff and students are courteous and based on mutual respect; the school has active partnerships with parents and the community, promoting shared responsibility.

What was Al Isra'a Private School asked to improve in its 2023-2024 inspection?

The 2023-2024 ADEK report recommended that the school: improve teaching and achievement in mathematics, science and English through active learning and higher expectations across all cycles; improve assessment by analyzing data effectively and giving consistent, constructive feedback to students; improve identification and support for students of determination and the gifted and talented, including appointing a qualified SEN specialist; strengthen leadership by aligning self-evaluation with the inspection framework and setting SMART improvement targets; improve staffing, monitoring and record-keeping to meet health and safety and safeguarding requirements consistently; develop a systematic phonics and reading program and a more engaging library ethos, especially in English.

Has Al Isra'a Private School improved since its 2021-2022 inspection?

Between the 2021-2022 and 2023-2024 inspections, 6 of the 51 indicators rated in both reports improved, 0 declined and 45 kept the same rating. Improvements include Islamic Education — Attainment (Cycle 3) from Acceptable to Good, Islamic Education — Progress (Cycle 3) from Acceptable to Good, Arabic as a first language — Attainment (Cycle 3) from Acceptable to Good. Enrolment went from 974 to 977 students (0%).

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