About Al Nahda National School - Boys
Al Nahda National School, located in Abu Dhabi, imparts quality education meeting international standards and accommodates over 6500 students. The academic courses are designed to expose all students to a wide range of creative, social, scientific and athletic experiences. Al Nahda School was established in the year 1983 and is internationally accredited by educational authorities (CIS, ECIS, NEASC, Edexcel, SAT, TOEFL, ASPNET, Cambridge International Examinations Syndicate) and at home enjoys national recognition with local and international educational institutions. The school curriculum lays emphasis on academic achievements and believes in fostering the intellectual, creative, physical, personal and social development of students in a multicultural learning environment.
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International,English,American
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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Blackfyre, a year ago
This place is amazing. It’s known as the Harvard of Abu Dhabi. Hard working students and excellent teachers.
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Dangerm0usse ., 9 months ago
Went to this school in the 90's and it was a good school back them. International teachers from all over the world and good extra curricular facilities like swimming pool and indoor and outdoor gyms and a football field. Unfortunately I think most of this has changed now and focus is more on building classroom space and buildings at the expense of natural open breathing spaces. I wish someone from the school management reads this and tries to bring back some of the olden goodness.
