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Al Mireef St, Khalifa City, Al Raha Gardens, Abu Dhabi
Nursery to Year 13

Al Yasmina Academy

Al Yasmina is building an impressive reputation for academic excellence and strong student-staff relations. Students are encouraged to achieve their potential and become outstanding global citizens throughout the school journey, from level FS1 to Year 13.

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44% A level results

44%

A-level results A*, A or B

A level

60+

Extra-Curricular Activities

GCSE

88%

GCSE 4-9 grades

extra curricular

20+

Subjects Offered at A-level

Al Yasmina Academy Accreditations

Examination center Edexcel@2x

Examination Centre (Edexcel and Cambridge Examinations)

Microsoft showcase schools@2x

Microsoft Showcase School

British schools in the middle east@2x

British Schools Middle East accredited

Duke of Edinburgh’s Award @2x

Duke of Edinburgh’s Award

Curriculum

Ministry of Education

The teaching of Arabic subjects is based on UAE Ministry of Education guidance and materials, with the aim of keeping native Arabic speaking and Muslim children familiar with their national identity and religion. In addition, through these lessons, international students gain an understanding of the UAE’s heritage, which helps enhance mutual understanding, peaceful co-existence and cross-cultural harmony.

The English National Curriculum

The English National Curriculum is among the most in-demand study options in the world, respected for its high academic standards and focus on developing confidence and individual thinking. The learning pathway is delivered through enquiry or project-based learning, a method of teaching that inspires a love of learning and deepens a student’s knowledge by challenging them to complete real-world tasks.

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