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United Arab Emirates, Fujairah
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British Science Week is marked with extracurricular science activities to extend classroom learning. The Primary Newsletter describes science-focused activities during the year to build science understanding. The Year 6188 boys travel to the North Star Adventure Centre for a supervised trip to develop problem-solving and teamwork, departing from school at 11:30 am and returning by 3:00 pm.
Book Day is organized with students dressing up as characters from books in English or Arabic, and there are reading and writing-based activities on the day. There are related literacy activities across the day to engage learners with literature. The event fosters creative engagement with books and storytelling.
National Day celebrations focus on Emirati culture and include activities representing other nationalities within the school. Students are encouraged to wear national dress on National Day and to participate in culture-focused activities with halal meals provided. Grade 318 English materials describe cultural celebrations and cross-cultural activities within the school.
The Senior Section Sports Morning features segregated sports for girls and boys, with a mothererns event in a female-only zone and a fathererns event on the football pitch. The day includes safety and safeguarding guidelines and encourages parental involvement in school life. A Year 6188 boys trip to the North Star Adventure Centre provides outdoor activities to build teamwork and resilience.
Sports mornings and other physical activities promote fitness and wellbeing, with safeguarding and safety protocols in place. Parent involvement is encouraged during events to support the school community. Outdoor trips and adventure activities are supervised to build confidence and resilience.
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.
