United Arab Emirates, Fujairah
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Founded in 1982, Fujairah Private Academy is a fee-paying, co-educational day school serving students aged 4 to 18. Owned by the Government of Fujairah under the patronage of His Highness Shaikh Hamad Bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, it is unique for its student body comprising 85% UAE nationals who receive a British education in a bilingual setting. The school follows the National Curriculum of England and Wales, preparing pupils for Cambridge and Edexcel GCSE, AS, and A2 level examinations, alongside the Thanawa Ama equivalency. For primary students, the school uses the specialized 'Read Write Inc.' literacy program. French is introduced as a mandatory subject from Year 4 onwards. Campus physical amenities include a swimming pool, a separate training pool, a multi-purpose sports hall, football pitches, and basketball courts. Instruction is delivered in English by qualified teachers, the majority of whom are British-trained, while Arabic staff conduct dedicated Arabic and Islamic Studies lessons.
48H2+R4J - Al Hlaifat - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates
Fujairah Private Academy has 750 pupils, instruction in English.
Fujairah, United Arab Emirates. P.O. Box 797, Fujairah, UAE.
Early Years (KG) through Senior School (Grades 12); Primary, Middle and Senior sections.
Co-educational Day School
United Kingdom (British School Overseas accreditation)
Full day
The school provides transport for trips; AED 80 is charged for transport for trips such as the Grade 1 visit to Al Hefaiyah Mountain Centre.
Annual tuition at Fujairah Private Academy ranges from AED 23,850 to AED 42,000 for 2026/27.
The school focuses on pupil wellbeing and individual needs, as shown by a British Schools Overseas (BSO) report describing a very high standard of education and care with an excellent focus on wellbeing and the needs of individual pupils.
Pupil mental wellbeing is supported through the school's emphasis on wellbeing and addressing individual needs.
Safeguarding protocols include E-safety measures; parents may photograph their own children only for safeguarding reasons, and staff or other adults should not be photographed without permission.