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Questions & answers
Common questions about Al Ittihad National Private School - Khalifa, 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:
- The school has improved achievement in Arabic across all phases to a Very Good level and has maintained Very Good achievement across all subjects and phases. Students show remarkable pride in their UAE national identity and actively engage with the school's vision of becoming heritage guardians and global thinkers. Teachers' expertise creates a positive learning environment that encourages student participation, promotes well-developed learning skills, and responsible attitudes. The curriculum is expertly planned and regularly reviewed, ensuring that students are very well prepared for the next stage of their learning. The school’s arrangements for safeguarding, health, safety, behavior, identification of students with additional learning needs, including students of determination, as well as the care and support of students, are very effective. The principal, vice principal, and Board of Trustees set a very clear strategic direction and have effectively developed a highly inclusive school and sustained strong performance.
What did ADEK say the school should improve?
ADEK inspectors recommended the school work on:
- Raise students’ achievement to a consistently Outstanding in all core subjects and phases
- Improve aspects of teaching, assessment, and curriculum
- Improve the impact of school leadership further
- Improve students' performance in the international assessment PISA, TIMSS and PIRLS
How has this school's Irtiqaa rating changed over time?
Across multiple inspection cycles, this school's Irtiqaa rating has gone Very Good → Very Good (2023 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 17.5:1 across 85 teachers.
Where is the school?
Al Ittihad National Private School - Khalifa is in Khalifa City, the area ADEK lists for it.