In line with the regulations issued by the SAE Ministry of Education, all learners from Year 2 to Year 6 are expected to receive instruction in Arabic. Our programmes cover the full scope of the Ministry of Education syllabus while providing tailored classes for native and non-native speakers alike. Additionally, we understand the importance of an early start to learning Arabic and thus our Arabic instruction begins in Year 1.

Furthermore, learners who are registered with a passport from one of the listed Arab countries are required to attend Arabic A classes as per law. Should they not be fluent in the language and are from an identified Arabic nation, they may be allowed to take Arabic B with the approval of ADEK.

UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Syria, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Oman, Mauritania, Libya, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, Somalia, Djibouti, and Union of Comoros.

Learners who identify as Muslim - as indicated on their passport or during the admissions process - are obliged to take Islamic Education in accordance with regulations outlined by the Ministry of Education. The course is mandatory from Year Two onwards and available in both Arabic (Islamic A) and English (Islamic B), contingent upon the student's proficiency in Arabic language. Both courses adhere to the curriculum set out by the Ministry of Education, incorporating syllabus and modules relating to Islamic Education.

This ensures all learners have access to relevant religious knowledge and education which will enable them to acquire a comprehensive understanding of their faith.