Al Wahda Private School, Sharjah

The grading system at Al Wahda Private School tracks students' progress and achievements. It helps measure their understanding of the subjects and supports continuous learning.

Al Wahda Private School follows a comprehensive syllabus based on the American curriculum, ensuring students develop a strong foundation in key academic areas. The syllabus covers a wide range of subjects, specifically focusing on core subjects, cultural understanding, and extracurricular activities. Each grade group has a tailored curriculum that supports the individual developmental needs of the students.

Kindergarten (KG1 & KG2)

In Kindergarten, students are given a safe and fun environment to learn. The focus is on building basic skills in language, math, and social interaction.

Grades 1 to 5

Grades 1 to 5 focus on strengthening key academic skills while encouraging independence. The program also includes creative activities to help students grow into well-rounded individuals.

Grades 6 to 8

In Grades 6 to 8, students deepen their understanding of subjects and develop critical thinking skills. The focus is on both academic growth and personal development.

• Grades 9 to 12 (High School)

In high school, students specialise in areas they are passionate about, build leadership skills, and prepare for college and their careers.

Here’s how you can get your child into Al Wahda Private School, Sharjah:

• Complete the Student Enquiry Form online or during a walk-in visit to the school.
• Schedule a school tour to explore the campus and facilities. Tours are available on weekdays and Saturdays.
• Submit the required documents.
• If applicable, undergo a placement assessment to determine the appropriate grade level. Assessments are conducted at the school or online for applicants outside the UAE.
• Wait for confirmation regarding vacancy availability. Current students' siblings are given priority, and if no immediate vacancy is available, a waiting list will be used.

Document Needed for Admission

A set of required documents must be submitted to complete the admission process at Al Wahda Private School. These documents ensure that all student records are accurately processed for enrollment and transfer.

1. 3 Recent Coloured Passport-Sized Photographs
2. Copy of the Birth Certificate
3. Copy of the Vaccination Card
4. Copy of the Student's Passport with a valid residence visa (for non-UAE citizens)
5. Copy of the Family Book (for UAE Citizens) or mother’s Family Book Log (for Emirati Mothers)
6. Copy of Student’s Original Emirates ID
7. One copy of both parents’ original Emirates IDs
8. Student’s Medical File from the previous school
9. Last Report Card and Transfer Certificate from the previous school

Transfer Documents (For Students Transferring):

• For Students Transferring Within the Same Emirate:
  • Transfer Certificate attested by the last school attended.
    
• For Students Transferring to Other Emirates:
  • Transfer Certificate attested by the last school attended and the education zone of the emirate.
    
• For Students Transferring from a Different Curriculum:
  • Final report card for the last 2 years and proof of equivalency for non-Ministerial curricula.
    
• For Students Transferring from Outside the UAE:
  • The last two report cards and transfer certificates attested by the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and UAE consulate.
  • Proof of equivalency.
    
• For Grades 1-8 Students Who Have Undertaken the CAT4 Test:
  • Assessment report from the previous school.

Assessment Criteria 

Al Wahda Private School employs a structured assessment process to ensure students are placed in appropriate grade levels based on their readiness and individual needs. This process varies across different educational stages:Kindergarten (KG1 and KG2):

• Assessment Focus: Children are not assessed for specific academic abilities. Instead, they may engage in interactive sessions to evaluate:
  • Ability to operate independently of parents
  • Communication skills with adults
  • Following simple instructions

• Additional Note: KG1 children must be toilet trained.

Grades 1 to 8:

• Assessment Focus: Placement assessments may be conducted for baseline purposes and to plan the level of support required.
• Assessment Location: For applicants based locally, assessments may be undertaken at the school premises. For applicants outside the UAE, these assessments can be arranged online under the supervision of a qualified teacher.

Grades 9 to 12:

• Admission Requirements: Submission of transcripts containing credits from previous high school years.
• Assessment Focus: Placement assessments may be conducted in certain subjects to assess student readiness.
• Course Placement: Once admitted, students meet with the Career Counsellor for placement in courses required for graduation.
  

Additional Considerations:

• Transfer Students:
  
  
  • Within the Same Emirate: Grades 2 to 9 students should submit their transfer certificate attested by the last school attended. Grades 10 to 12 students should submit the transfer certificate from the previous school attended and the last two report cards attested by the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA).
    
    
  • From Other Emirates: Grades 2 to 9 students should submit their transfer certificate attested by the last school attended and the education zone of the emirate. Grades 10 to 12 students should submit the attested transfer certificate from the previous school attended and the education zone of the emirate, along with the last two report cards.
    
    
  • From Different Curricula: Students in grades 9 to 12 should submit the final report card for the last two years. Students who have not pursued Ministerial or Governmental curricula must obtain and submit proof of equivalency.
    
    
  • From Schools Outside the UAE: Grades 10 to 12 students must submit the last two report cards and transfer certificates attested by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the UAE consulate where the school was located. They are also required to obtain and submit proof of equivalency.
    
    
• Inclusion Admissions: Assessments are designed with special processes for students with special needs, including English as an Additional Language (EAL) students, students of determination, and the gifted and talented. Parents are requested to provide copies of all medical, psychological, or educational assessments or reports to enable the school to provide the best services for the child.

Age Requirements for Admission

At Al Wahda Private School, age requirements for admission are set based on their developmental needs. The school follows clear guidelines for age-based placement across all grades, from Nursery to Grade 12.

Here is the fee structure of Al Wahda Private School, Sharjah:

Al Wahda Private School provides a safe and convenient transportation service for students. The school buses follow Sharjah Road and Transport Authority (SRTA) rules and are equipped with safety features like GPS, RFID tracking, CCTV, and child safety buttons. Below is the list of locations covered by the buses of Al Wahda Private School:

Al Wahda Private School provides many sports facilities to help students stay active and healthy. These facilities are designed to give students a complete athletic experience.

• Indoor Gymnasium
• Two gender-neutral Playgrounds
• Two Volleyball and Basketball Courts
• KG & Nursery Play Areas
• Happiness / Fitness Area
• Indoor Multi-Purpose Hall (Seating capacity of 370)

• Phone No.: +971 55 767 3800
• E-mail ID: admissioncell@athenauae.com | registration@wschool.ae 
• Website: www.wschool.ae
• Fax No.: Not available 
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