Eleven private and charter schools have opened their gates in the emirate this year.
Abu Dhabi is witnessing a significant expansion in its education sector with the inauguration of 11 new private and charter schools.
This development aims to cater to the needs of a growing pupil population in the midst of a nationwide boom in the education sector.
Creating 15,000 Additional School Places
As part of this ambitious effort to enhance educational opportunities, approximately 15,000 additional school places have been established, ensuring access to quality education for a larger number of students in the capital.
This is a critical step in addressing the increasing demand for educational services.
Hiring Over 450 New Teachers
In preparation for the new academic year, more than 450 teachers have been hired to ensure students receive the best possible education. This investment in teaching staff highlights the commitment to delivering top-tier educational experiences.
Championing Affordable Education
Abu Dhabi’s new schools are dedicated to offering affordable education, making quality learning accessible to a wider segment of the population. This emphasis on affordability aims to reduce barriers to education and promote inclusivity.
Embracing Technology
In line with modern educational trends, these schools are embracing technology as a key component of their teaching methodologies. This integration of technology supports innovative and effective learning strategies.
Flexible Start Times and Global Partnerships
Recognizing the diverse needs of families, these new schools are offering flexible start times, enhancing convenience for parents and caregivers.
Moreover, by collaborating with leading global institutions, these schools are actively participating in shaping the minds of the future, providing a well-rounded and globally competitive education.
The opening of these 11 new schools in Abu Dhabi reflects a commitment to providing accessible, technologically advanced, and inclusive education.
It represents a significant step towards meeting the educational demands of a growing population and ensuring that students receive a world-class education.
