About Al Najah Private School
Al Najah Private School Abu Dhabi was founded in 1995 as a private international school from K-12 with the aim of providing the most comprehensive British Curriculum as a college preparatory education to students of all nationalities. A unique bilingual program in English, and Arabic, along with strong Math and Science programs, enable graduates to pursue higher education worldwide.
The school is located in Mussafah, a suburb of Abu Dhabi. Al Najah Private School’s mission statement is based on teaching every student to the best of his/ her abilities. We have an outstanding record of being the highest scoring school in the UAE in GCE and IGCSE examinations, for the past 5 years.
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English,IB
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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One of the best school in Abu Dhabi. Continuous development. Results and grades achieved in external exams is a clear evidence that ANPS provided high quality teaching.
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reemee moree, 8 months ago
Very very good school i didnt see anything bad till this moment i guess and negative comments only comes from who had small problems.i will miss it
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Ammar Alroz, a year ago
The school was good. but unfortunately after the school director Ms Baraa left. the school became worse and worse. The education there are realy difficult with no reason. And the admission office accept only students who was in pre-school. No good priority and their ADEK review is B
