United Arab Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah
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KG: Boys wear a red check shirt (half-sleeved) with navy blue short pants and a khaki belt; Girls wear a red dress (frock) with half sleeves and collar, with a khaki belt. Grade 1–10: Boys wear an off-white long-sleeve shirt with maroon stripes, a khaki waistcoat and khaki pants; a khaki tie with maroon stripes and a khaki belt. Girls wear, in Primary, an off-white long-sleeve shirt with maroon stripes with a sleeveless khaki pinafore and white leggings (tie with khaki and maroon stripes; belt khaki); in Secondary, an off-white long-sleeve shirt with maroon stripes, a khaki waistcoat and a khaki skirt (tie khaki with maroon stripes; belt khaki). Uniform accessories include black shoes with white socks for regular days; white shoes and white socks for PE; hijab in white; and maroon sweater as winter wear for KG to Grade 10.
Group Chairman: Sheikh Engr. Salem Bin Sultan AlQasimi; Group Chief Executive Officer: G. Murali. The school is governed within a group structure led by these leaders.
Ideal English School Ras Al Khaimah is a CBSE-affiliated Indian private co-educational school located in Al Mamourah, Ras Al Khaimah. Established in 1992, it offers Kindergarten to Grade 10 and follows the CBSE curriculum with an emphasis on continuous evaluation rather than high-stakes exams. The school organizes the academic year from April to March, with KG students receiving regular assessments and older grades using an 8-point scholastic grade and a five-point co-scholastic scale, complemented by annual internal assessments. The 6 Cs—Collaboration, Communication, Critical Thinking, Creativity, Culture, and Connectivity—guide learning informally across subjects. Students benefit from facilities, including a library, an auditorium, a clinic, and an ICT Lab with 40 computers, plus dedicated science and mathematics labs and an English Language Lab. A four-house system—Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, and Topaz—fosters teamwork and leadership through house activities. Notable clubs include Literature, Science, and Arts, along with a Malayalam language club supporting cultural engagement.