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Questions & answers
Common questions about Japanese 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’ learning skills and enthusiasm for learning across all phases.
- High-quality teaching for effective learning and assessment, particularly in Japanese- and English-medium subjects. The coherent and well-sequenced curriculum, aligned with the Japanese National Curriculum and meeting UAE requirements, prepares students effectively for progression and transition to Japanese high schools. Authentic Japanese education enriched through strong Japan–UAE partnerships develop confident, independent learners with secure Japanese language skills, intercultural understanding, and global awareness.
What did ADEK say the school should improve?
ADEK inspectors recommended the school work on:
- Raise students’ attainment and progress so outcomes are consistently Very Good or better across all core subjects and phases
- Improve curriculum adaptation, teaching, and assessment so practice is consistently secure and responsive across subjects and phases
- Further strengthen leadership, governance, and self-evaluation to secure sustained improvement
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 (2020 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 4.5:1 across 27 teachers.
Where is the school?
Japanese School is in Al Bateen, the area ADEK lists for it.