Al Durrah International School,Sharjah

The school follows a co-educational system up to Grade 5, after which boys and girls attend separate classes starting from Grade 6.

At Al Durrah International School, the curriculum is tailored to fit each educational stage, supporting students' development as they move through different learning phases. The school follows the US Common Core standards, which aim to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and a global perspective. Here’s a closer look at the curriculum:

KG1 to Grade 5 (Primary Phase):

In the primary phase, students are introduced to the fundamentals of reading, math, and sciences. The focus is on building a strong foundation in literacy and numeracy while also developing social awareness, creativity, and physical coordination through a holistic syllabus.

Grade 6 to Grade 8 (Middle School Phase):

During middle school, students deepen their understanding of core subjects with a curriculum that encourages them to think critically and explore scientific concepts. The program also includes technology skills and geography, enhancing their awareness of the world around them.

Grade 9 to Grade 12 (High School Phase):

The high school curriculum prepares students for college and beyond with advanced subjects that develop analytical skills, leadership, and independent learning. High school students focus on a combination of academic subjects and life skills, preparing them for future challenges in both higher education and careers.

To apply for Al Durrah International School, parents can follow this straightforward process to secure admission for their child. Here’s how it works:

• Visit the Admissions Office in person to complete the application form and arrange for an interview or assessment test.
• Bring the following documents to the Admissions Office:

1. Copies of the student’s and parents’ passports with valid residence visas.
2. Original and copies of Emirates IDs for the student and both parents.
3. Three recent photographs of the student.
4. Copy of the vaccination card.
5. Copy of the birth certificate.
6. UAE family book (for Emirati students).
7. The original attested transfer certificate and school report cards from the previous two years are attached.
8. Study continuation certificate from the current school.
9. A copy of the health insurance card (if available) is required.
10. School health file.

• Once all required paperwork is received, the Admissions Office will arrange an assessment test and, if needed, an interview with the student.
• Within two working days after the assessment test and interview, you will receive feedback with one of the following outcomes:

• • Offer of a guaranteed place.
  • Placement on the waiting list.
  • Re-assessment request.
  • Non-acceptance.
• For final registration with the Sharjah Private Educational Authority (SPEA), provide a Transfer Certificate from the student’s previous school.

Here is the fee structure for Al Durrah International School:

Al Durrah International School offers transportation services for students living in Sharjah, Ajman, and Dubai. The school has a reliable fleet of buses to ensure students travel safely to and from school. If a student’s home address changes, parents should inform the transportation supervisor, who will try to arrange a spot on a nearby bus if there is space. Parents can contact the transportation team by phone or email with any questions about transportation.

Al Durrah International School (ADIS) provides well-equipped sports facilities, including indoor and outdoor gymnasiums, a basketball court, and a football field. These facilities support various physical activities, encouraging students to stay active and develop athletic skills.

• Phone: +971 52 971 1116 | +971 50 894 567 | +971 6 531 5555
• Email: info@aldurrahint.ae 
• Website: https://aldurrahint.com/ 
• Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/AlDurrahInternationalSchool