Al Nibras International Private School

What inspectors found in 2023-2024

Since the 2022-2023 inspection

Of the 87 performance indicators rated in both reports, 11 improved, 3 declined and 73 kept the same rating.

Did Al Nibras International Private School act on the 2022-2023 recommendations?

Of the 5 recommendations made in 2022-2023, 5 can be checked against the 2023-2024 ratings: 4 show an improvement, 1 a decline.

1. Raise progress judgements to good by removing barriers to learning in Islamic educationImproved

   Islamic Education — Progress (Elementary): Acceptable → Good

2. Review students' needs across all domains of English, with focused interventions to accelerate progressImproved

   English — Progress (Elementary): Acceptable → Good · English — Progress (Middle): Acceptable → Good · English — Progress (High): Acceptable → Good

3. Establish best practices in Arabic and review ABT data to support all groups of studentsImproved

   Arabic as a First Language — Progress (Middle): Acceptable → Good · Arabic as an Additional Language — Progress (Elementary): Acceptable → Good

4. Adapt the curriculum to promote innovative, creative and self-motivated learning across subjectsDeclined

   Curriculum adaptation (KG): Good → Acceptable

5. Develop reading literacy across all subjects by appointing someone to monitor and promote this skillImproved

   Arabic as a First Language — Progress (Middle): Acceptable → Good · Arabic as an Additional Language — Progress (Elementary): Acceptable → Good · English — Attainment (Middle): Acceptable → Good · English — Attainment (High): Acceptable → Good

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