Al Sadiq Islamic English School

Al Sadiq Islamic English School is committed to delivering an education that blends the National Curriculum for England with Islamic values and traditional principles. The school prioritises a secure, supportive, and community-focused environment that fosters holistic growth, mutual respect, and academic excellence. It aims to cultivate resilient, confident, and intellectually curious individuals who are prepared for higher education and society.

The school follows the National Curriculum for England, beginning with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and progressing through Key Stages 1, 2, 3, and 4. In Years 9–11, the curriculum prepares students for the University of Cambridge IGCSE examinations. The academic programme is designed to provide a robust foundation in core subjects while integrating culture, tradition, and life skills.

The school provides an inclusive environment with dedicated support for students of determination and those requiring English as an Additional Language (EAL) support. Intervention plans are tailor-made for students to ensure individual progress, and the school maintains a focus on student wellbeing and pastoral care.

The school admits students of all nationalities and ethnicities throughout the year, subject to place availability. The admissions process requires adherence to the school's policy, and the school welcomes students of determination, gifted and talented students, high achievers, and those studying English as an Additional Language (EAL). A non-refundable registration fee of AED 525 (inclusive of VAT) is required for new students.

The school operates on an academic calendar, with the 2025-26 academic year schedule available for reference. Parents are directed to the school's website for specific term dates and timings.

Located in Al Qusais 2, the campus features a well-resourced library, three science laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, and three computer labs equipped with internet and audio/visual resources. Physical activity facilities include a covered play area for the Foundation Stage and two covered basketball courts for primary and secondary students. The school also maintains a medical clinic staffed by a doctor and two nurses.

The school offers a range of enrichment club activities designed to foster student growth and interests. Students have opportunities to participate in programmes such as film-making workshops, debate clubs, public speaking competitions, photography, and sports like badminton. Student leadership roles, including positions on the Student Council, are available to encourage responsibility and resilience.