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Al Ettehad Private School
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Al Ettehad Private School

4.2
2017-2018Very weak
Curriculum

Pakistani

Annual Fees

2K - 3K AED

Location

Falaj Hazzaa

About Al Ettehad Private School

Last updated 15 September 2026 · Sources: ADEK inspection reports · methodology

Al Ettehad Private School is a Pakistani school located in Falaj Hazaa, Al Ain. The school operates as a co-educational institution, welcoming both boys and girls to its campus in Area 16.

The school serves families seeking Pakistani curriculum education in the Al Ain region. Students follow the Pakistani educational framework, which aligns with the academic standards and structure used in Pakistan's national education system.

As a Pakistani curriculum school, Al Ettehad Private School provides instruction based on Pakistani educational guidelines and teaching methodologies. The school prioritizes enrollment for siblings of current students and Pakistani nationals, though students from other backgrounds may be accepted based on available spaces and ADEK approval.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 2,100 to AED 3,000 depending on grade level. The campus location in Area 16, Plot 14 offers convenient access for families residing in Falaj Hazzaa and surrounding neighborhoods along Al Rayhani Street.

Location

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)2,100 AED~175 AED-
KG2/Y12026-2027 (year unverified)2,100 AED~175 AED-
G1/Y22026-2027 (year unverified)2,400 AED~200 AED-
G2/Y32026-2027 (year unverified)2,400 AED~200 AED-
G3/Y42026-2027 (year unverified)2,400 AED~200 AED-
G4/Y52026-2027 (year unverified)2,400 AED~200 AED-
G5/Y62026-2027 (year unverified)2,400 AED~200 AED-
G6/Y72026-2027 (year unverified)3,000 AED~250 AED-
G7/Y82026-2027 (year unverified)3,000 AED~250 AED-
G8/Y92026-2027 (year unverified)3,000 AED~250 AED-

Inspection Report

ADEK rated Al Ettehad Private School "Very weak" in its 2017-2018 inspection, its second consecutive "Very weak". The school has been inspected 4 times since 2012-2013.

Latest Rating (2017-2018)
Very weak
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What inspectors found in 2017-2018

Inspectors rated this school very weak overall, with very weak achievement, teaching and leadership. Enrolment has declined sharply since 2013, attendance is only 78%, and there has been little progress since the last inspection. Relative strengths include Islamic education and art, and supportive parents and students.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Clear support from parents for the school
  • Students are pleasant and willing to learn
  • Teachers want the school to develop and grow
  • Relative strength in Islamic education and art achievement
  • A Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy has been drawn up by senior leaders

What the school was asked to improve

  • Improve teaching by creating stimulating learning environments and developing teachers' pedagogical skills
  • Develop more rigorous assessment to match teaching to needs and track progress over time
  • Increase student attendance through prioritisation, agreed mechanisms and parental involvement
  • Strengthen leadership by filling Principal and Vice-principal posts and ensuring clear job descriptions
  • Enhance partnerships with parents through better communication, workshops and involvement
  • Make governance more effective by holding senior leaders accountable and influencing school direction

Source: ADEK inspection report 2017-2018 (PDF, pages 1–19), inspected 23 October to 26 October 2017. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2013-2014 inspection

Students
609 → 273
-336 (-55%)
Emirati students
0 → 0
unchanged
Performance standards by year (53 indicators, 1 inspection)
IndicatorPhase2017-2018
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentPrimaryWeak
Islamic Education — AttainmentMiddleWeak
Islamic Education — ProgressPrimaryWeak
Islamic Education — ProgressMiddleWeak
Arabic (Additional Language) — AttainmentPrimaryVery weak
Arabic (Additional Language) — AttainmentMiddleVery weak
Arabic (Additional Language) — ProgressPrimaryVery weak
Arabic (Additional Language) — ProgressMiddleVery weak
Social Studies — AttainmentPrimaryVery weak
Social Studies — AttainmentMiddleVery weak
Social Studies — ProgressPrimaryVery weak
Social Studies — ProgressMiddleVery weak
English — AttainmentPrimaryVery weak
English — AttainmentMiddleVery weak
English — ProgressPrimaryVery weak
English — ProgressMiddleVery weak
Mathematics — AttainmentPrimaryVery weak
Mathematics — AttainmentMiddleVery weak
Mathematics — ProgressPrimaryVery weak
Mathematics — ProgressMiddleVery weak
Science — AttainmentPrimaryVery weak
Science — AttainmentMiddleVery weak
Science — ProgressPrimaryVery weak
Science — ProgressMiddleVery weak
Other subjects (Art, Music, PE) — AttainmentPrimaryVery weak
Other subjects (Art, Music, PE) — AttainmentMiddleVery weak
Other subjects (Art, Music, PE) — ProgressPrimaryVery weak
Other subjects (Art, Music, PE) — ProgressMiddleVery weak
Learning SkillsPrimaryVery weak
Learning SkillsMiddleVery weak
Students' personal and social development, and their innovation skills
Personal developmentPrimaryWeak
Personal developmentMiddleWeak
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesPrimaryWeak
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesMiddleWeak
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPrimaryWeak
Social responsibility and innovation skillsMiddleWeak
Teaching and Assessment
Teaching for effective learningPrimaryVery weak
Teaching for effective learningMiddleVery weak
AssessmentPrimaryVery weak
AssessmentMiddleVery weak
Curriculum
Curriculum design and implementationPrimaryVery weak
Curriculum design and implementationMiddleVery weak
Curriculum adaptationPrimaryVery weak
Curriculum adaptationMiddleVery weak
The protection, care, guidance and support of students
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingPrimaryWeak
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingMiddleWeak
Care and supportPrimaryWeak
Care and supportMiddleWeak
Leadership and management
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolVery weak
Self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole schoolVery weak
Partnerships with parents and the communityWhole schoolVery weak
GovernanceWhole schoolVery weak
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole schoolVery weak

Earlier inspections

2013-2014Very weak

Al Ettehad Private School was rated Band C, Grade 7, needing significant improvement. Students' work fell well below international standards in core subjects, self-evaluation was overly positive, resources and buildings were unsatisfactory, and serious health and safety concerns required urgent action, though the school atmosphere was calm.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students enjoy being at school and willingly undertake the work provided by teachers
  • The school has a calm atmosphere and the working day runs smoothly

What the school was asked to improve

  • Urgently address serious health and safety concerns including recruitment checks, fire regulations and bus safety
  • Raise the standard of students' work by employing qualified teachers and reducing teacher turnover
  • Reinstate professional development including systematic lesson planning and constructive use of assessment to monitor progress
  • Broaden, adapt and enrich the curriculum to meet the needs of all students, particularly in KG
  • Develop students' collaborative, critical thinking and problem-solving skills

Source: ADEK inspection report 2013-2014 (PDF, pages 2–12), inspected 19 – 22 January 2014. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

2016-2017Very weak
2013-2014
2012-2013

Frequently Asked Questions

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

ADEK rated Al Ettehad Private School "Very weak" in its 2017-2018 inspection, its second consecutive "Very weak". The school has been inspected 4 times since 2012-2013.

What did ADEK inspectors say about Al Ettehad Private School in 2017-2018?

Inspectors rated this school very weak overall, with very weak achievement, teaching and leadership. Enrolment has declined sharply since 2013, attendance is only 78%, and there has been little progress since the last inspection. Relative strengths include Islamic education and art, and supportive parents and students. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2017-2018: clear support from parents for the school; students are pleasant and willing to learn; teachers want the school to develop and grow; relative strength in Islamic education and art achievement; a Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy has been drawn up by senior leaders.

What was Al Ettehad Private School asked to improve in its 2017-2018 inspection?

The 2017-2018 ADEK report recommended that the school: improve teaching by creating stimulating learning environments and developing teachers' pedagogical skills; develop more rigorous assessment to match teaching to needs and track progress over time; increase student attendance through prioritisation, agreed mechanisms and parental involvement; strengthen leadership by filling Principal and Vice-principal posts and ensuring clear job descriptions; enhance partnerships with parents through better communication, workshops and involvement; make governance more effective by holding senior leaders accountable and influencing school direction.

Community

Value for Money
8
Campus Facilities
9
Quality of Teachers
9
Curriculum
9
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