Al Dhafra Private School – Abu Dhabi, Mohammed Bin Zayed City, Abu Dhabi | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

The best school ever! If I could rate it more than five stars, I would. It deserves to be rated as an outstanding school.

Ms. Ragida is one of the best supervisors and tries her best to make us happy and well-behaved. She has handled all of our problems in an amazing way.

My time at Al Dhafra Private School was profoundly constructive, thanks in large part to the supportive environment cultivated by the school staff. Our teachers provided us with the patience and space necessary to foster our critical thinking abilities, preparing us for the challenges ahead. Mr. Jawdat’s methodologies and knowledge of the British curriculum helped prepare us for the challenge of succeeding in our AS and A levels. Moreover, Mrs. Khalida taught us a lot about discipline, encouraging each of us to express ourselves better and to learn more. Amidst the pressures of preparing for our British curriculum examinations, Mrs. Raghida, our supervisor, emerged as a beacon of care and encouragement for the entire department. Her unwavering commitment to each student, treating us as if we were her own children, made a lasting impact. Mrs. Raghida’s mentorship extended beyond academics, offering invaluable emotional support during our most difficult moments. It is through her guidance and inspiration that I now find myself in Canada, pursuing my ambitions with the same dedication instilled in me during my time at Al Dhafra Private School.

The best school my children attended for over 15 years with no issues.

The school has good learning resources, but there are no events or air conditioning. Whenever we say we want to go on trips to Dubai or Abu Dhabi outside of Yas Island, they say ADEC. Until when will this be the case? I recommend more air conditioning, events, and activities.

The worst school to ever enroll your children in. There are rarely any activities, and today, being the last day of school, we wanted to have some fun by spraying each other with water. All the other schools allow this and haven’t had any problems. However, our teachers kept yelling and confiscating the spray bottles. While it was still a fun day, the teachers were very disrespectful to the students and reported all the middle and high schoolers. Even the girls’ section supervisor reported everyone on our last day of school. We hope you change your ways, thank you.

The school counselor was very lazy and unhelpful with university preparation. All university-related information was late, and we were alerted about deadlines after they had already passed. The counselor did a poor job of supporting students and handling the responsibility of helping them decide the next part of their lives.