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Questions & answers
Common questions about Al Israa Private School, answered from Irtiqaa inspection data and ADEK records:
What did ADEK inspectors highlight as this school's strengths?
According to the most recent Irtiqaa inspection, this school's notable strengths include:
- Students achieve well in Arabic, Islamic education, and UAE social studies in all cycles. Students apply a secure understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and their cultures to their daily lives. Relationships among staff and students are courteous and based on mutual respect. The school has active partnerships with parents and the community. This promotes a sense of shared responsibility and reinforces the school's commitment to providing a supportive education for students.
What did ADEK say the school should improve?
ADEK inspectors recommended the school work on:
- Improve the quality of teaching and students’ achievements to a consistently good or better level in mathematics, science and English and across all cycles
- Improve the quality of assessment to reach at least a good level
- Improve the identification procedures and the educational provision of the more able , the talented and students with additional needs to reach at least a good level
- Improve the school leadership to raise effectiveness to at least a good level by : ensuring the school’s self-evaluation (SEF)is accurately aligned with the UAE inspection framework, and using various sources of evidence, including benchmarked internal and external assessment data and lesson observations, to inform judgments developing a school improvement plan informed by the SEF improvement priorities, ensuring targets are SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and timely), and success criteria are linked to students’ achievement and rigorously monitoring targets improving monitoring of teaching and learning processes and tools to focus on the impact of teaching on students’ outcomes reviewing staffing levels, roles and responsibilities to improve the training, monitoring and record keeping to ensure all health and safety requirements are met.
How has this school's Irtiqaa rating changed over time?
Across multiple inspection cycles, this school's Irtiqaa rating has gone Weak → Acceptable (2015 to 2025). See the full rating history above for year-by-year detail.
What is the student-to-teacher ratio?
This school's overall student-to-teacher ratio is 17.7:1 across 55 teachers.
Where is the school?
Al Israa Private School is in Al Khibeesi, the area ADEK lists for it.