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The middle school curriculum at Al Yasat Private School consists of three rich and challenging years, starting from sixth grade to eighth grade, to help students prepare for high school.
The middle school curriculum focuses on inquiry-based learning based on the Virginia Standards of Education. It also incorporates many research-based pedagogical ideas about educating students for a challenging future.
English is the language of instruction for all subjects except Islamic Studies, Arabic Language, and UAE Social Studies. These subjects are taught in Arabic, as stipulated by the UAE Ministry of Education.
The curriculum is designed based on the Common Core State Standards for mathematics and English language arts. The Next Generation Science Standards are centered around performance expectations for each grade level.
Curriculum standards:
- Research and evidence-based
- Aligns with college and job expectations
- It is based on strong content as well as on the application of knowledge through higher-order thinking skills.
- Derived from other high-performing countries, we aim to prepare all students to be part of the success of the economy and build our global society.
As a middle school in Abu Dhabi, our ethos is to continually develop each student's individual talents, build self-esteem, and foster leadership skills. This is achieved through a wide range of extracurricular activities and electives, such as information and communications technology, computer programming, French, media, and music.
Islamic studies are compulsory for all Muslim students, whether Arab or of other nationalities. Arabic is compulsory for all students.
Multiple facilities to enrich the educational process
All classrooms are equipped with smart interactive whiteboards and state-of-the-art educational facilities. Students receive in-depth academic instruction without homework or extra study hours, and they benefit from balanced study units.
Our middle school curriculum combines innovative and traditional teaching methods. In addition to classroom instruction, there are field trips, presentations, and special activities that students share with their teachers.
Students use multimedia to gain greater knowledge, and teachers encourage students to practice good learning practices and intellectual independence.
Mr. Mostafa Chehab
Middle School Principal