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Enrolment of students at govt schools from Feb 24
The Abu Dhabi Education Council beginning from Sunday, will start registration of new students at kindergartens and government schools. Registration will continue until March 28 for Emiratis, while enrolment of expatriate students will commence from March 24, for four days running.
Mohammed Salem Al Dhahiri, CEO for the School Operations Sector has stressed the need for cooperation of parents to abide by the timeframe set for registration, to enable the council to implement the operational plans for schools regarding receiving new students. Hence each and every campus will manage to complete its absorption capacity of students as per its requirements for the new academic year without confusion, and every student will identify his/her place before the commencement of the school year.
Al Dhahiri said registration will be made through what he termed as Students Information Programme by blogging onto the portal website of the Abu Dhabi Education Council, or via direct registration in school or the nursery to ease the process for both parents and schools.
Registration of expatriate students require the passport with valid residence visa, passport of the parent with valid residence visa, to whom it may concern certificate from the workplace of the student’s parent or guardian, original of the ID, birth certificate and a recent photograph of the student. Students seeking admissions from grades 2 to 12 also require the school leaving certificates.
The categories admitted to government schools in the country include children of Emirati men and women who hold the family book (citizenship document), children of AGCC countries, children of employees of diplomatic corps, Arab organisations holding diplomatic cards issued by the UAE Foreign Ministry, as well as children of expatriate employees in both government and private sectors, as well as an orphan who has an Emirati citizen is his/her sponsor and sustainer.
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