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Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Taught languages Arabic
Typical class size 25
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School
Introduction
RAK Academy Al Rams is the northernmost campus of the RAK Academy group, located on Al Rams main road in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. The school delivers a British Primary curriculum for children aged 3 to 11, with Early Years adopting a bilingual English-Arabic approach and a low adult-to-child ratio. The Primary Years follow a UK-inspired pathway adapted to the UAE context, with a strong emphasis on AI, robotics and science as learning pillars. The campus sits on a state-of-the-art, purpose-built site and serves more than 300 students across Pre-K to Grade 5, with a planned transition to RAK Academy Khuzam Secondary for graduating primary pupils. Facilities include a dedicated KS2 block with a library, MoE classrooms, computer room, art room, science room and STREAM rooms, plus a reception, administration, outdoor shaded playground and indoor sport hall. Enrichment activities include sport, leadership and creative arts, with House System.
RAK Academy - Al Rams has 300 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English, Arabic.
Location
Located in the Al Rams community, the northernmost campus of RAK Academy. The campus is state-of-the-art and purpose-built. It serves Pre-K to Grade 5 as a British Primary school. The Early Years Programme includes Pre-K and KG1 with a bi-lingual English and Arabic approach.
Stages
Early Years (Pre-K and KG1) and Primary School (Grade 1-5).
Type
British Primary curriculum
Country affiliation
United Arab Emirates
Fees
Annual tuition at RAK Academy - Al Rams ranges from AED 500 to AED 32,291 for 2026/27.
Application Fee
- A non-deductible application fee of AED 500 is payable upon initial application. The school cannot conduct the initial assessment until this fee is paid; the application fee is non-refundable if a place is offered and the place is not accepted.
Registration / Re-registration Fee (new and returning students)
- Registration fees are payable to secure a seat and are deducted from the first term's tuition invoice. Amounts: - Pre-KG, KG1 and KG2: AED 1,000. - Grades 1 to 5: AED 1,500. - Grades 6 to 12: AED 2,000 (listed for completeness; Al Rams serves Pre-K to Grade 5). - Registration fee must be paid within the deadline in the admission offer; until received the seat is not secure.
Tuition fees — RAK Academy Al Rams (Pre-K to Grade 5)
- Fees are shown as the DOK-approved annual fee, the Al Rams campus special 5% tuition discount (annual), and the term-by-term instalments (Term 1, Term 2, Term 3). All amounts are in AED.
- Pre-K: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 18,700. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 17,765. - Term 1: AED 7,106; Term 2: AED 5,330; Term 3: AED 5,330.
- KG1: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 24,805. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 23,565. - Term 1: AED 9,426; Term 2: AED 7,069; Term 3: AED 7,069.
- KG2: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 31,075. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 29,521. - Term 1: AED 11,809; Term 2: AED 8,856; Term 3: AED 8,856.
- Grade 1: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 33,440. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 31,768. - Term 1: AED 12,707; Term 2: AED 9,530; Term 3: AED 9,530.
- Grade 2: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 33,990. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 32,291. - Term 1: AED 12,916; Term 2: AED 9,687; Term 3: AED 9,687.
- Grade 3: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 33,990. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 32,291. - Term 1: AED 12,916; Term 2: AED 9,687; Term 3: AED 9,687.
- Grade 4: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 36,300. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 34,485. - Term 1: AED 13,794; Term 2: AED 10,346; Term 3: AED 10,346.
- Grade 5: - DOK Approved Annual Fee: AED 36,300. - Annual with Al Rams 5% discount: AED 34,485. - Term 1: AED 13,794; Term 2: AED 10,346; Term 3: AED 10,346.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Parents/guardians receive a personalized invoice before each term; termly tuition invoices are due two (2) weeks before the start of each term. Students whose Term 1 fees are unpaid by the due date will be declined access to the classroom.
- Discounts and deductions: - A 5% discount applies when the full year's tuition is paid by the Term 1 due date. - A 3% discount applies when Term 2 and Term 3 fees are paid by the Term 2 due date. - The Al Rams campus receives a special 5% discount applied against the DOK Approved Annual Fee (shown above). - Sibling discounts: 3rd child 15% of tuition; 4th child 20%; 5th child or more 25%.
- Consequences of non-payment: late or unpaid fees may result in withholding of reports, references or examination results, loss of the student's place, and temporary or permanent exclusion. Parents are encouraged to contact the Finance Department if experiencing payment difficulties.
Boarding
- Boarding is not applicable for RAK Academy Al Rams. The Al Rams campus provides day primary education (Pre-K to Grade 5).
Other costs and optional services
- Uniform: All students must wear the school uniform; uniforms are purchased by parents through the school-approved uniform provider.
- Transportation: Bus transport is an optional service provided by an external bus operator and is paid to that operator directly.
- Canteen and external clubs: Canteen services and any external paid clubs/activities are paid directly to the respective operators.
- Examination fees: Tuition fees do not include fees for external examinations (e.g., IGCSE, A-levels, IB). Examination fees are billed separately for the relevant grades. (Al Rams serves Pre-K to Grade 5; external examination charges apply at the appropriate secondary grades elsewhere in the academy.)
Refund information and withdrawal deductions
- Application fees: non-refundable when a place is offered and not accepted.
- Registration fees: refundable provided a written withdrawal application is submitted to Admissions at least two (2) weeks before the start of the new academic year; refunds for extenuating circumstances (for example family relocation) may be considered with supporting documentation.
- Tuition refund schedule (per term, based on withdrawal request date): - If the student was enrolled for two weeks or less: one month's fees will be deducted from any refund. - If the student was enrolled for between two weeks and one month: two months' fees will be deducted. - If the student was enrolled for over one month: the full-term fees will be deducted.
- Refund processing: the refund process takes a minimum of 22 working days from receipt of the complete signed withdrawal form and supporting documents; bank charges apply to refunds.
Fee payment options and bank details
- Accepted payment methods: - RAKBANK Skiply App (Skiply). - Credit card, cash, or cheque (payable to RAK ACADEMY). - Bank transfer / payment link / direct cash deposit.
- Bank payment instructions: - Payments should include the student name, grade and invoice number so they can be traced; parents should email a scanned copy of the bank deposit slip to accounts@rakacademy.org. All fees must be net of bank charges. - Bank details provided for electronic transfers (AED): - Account Name: RAS AL KHAIMAH ACADEMY. - Account Number: 0002-116084-001. - Bank Name: RAK Bank. - SWIFT Code: NRAKAEAK. - IBAN: AE-87-040-0000-002-116084-001.
Academics
RAK Academy - Al Rams teaches British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) for students aged 3 to 11.
Curriculum
British curriculum taught from Pre-K to Grade 5. Early Years uses a bi-lingual approach in English and Arabic with a world-class adult-to-child ratio. Primary Years follows a British Curriculum pathway adapted to the UAE context and supports a transition to RAK Academy Khuzam Secondary. The curriculum includes AI, Robotics, and Science as key pillars of learning.
Student Teacher Ratio
World-class adult-to-child ratio.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Positive Education Curriculum is embedded in daily practice to support students' well-being. Pastoral care, coaching, and teaching underpin the approach. The program covers Positive Relationships, Positive Emotions, Positive Health, Positive Engagement, Positive Accomplishment and Positive Purpose. A dedicated student well-being team of counsellors, teachers and management provides support. Counselling sessions, mindfulness activities, an awareness programme and a focused programme help students manage well-being.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
An upper primary specialist support programme ensures students are fully supported to transition to Khuzam Secondary. Bespoke learning programmes meet the needs of all learners. The primary curriculum is delivered with a British Curriculum pathway adapted to its context. Highly skilled and passionate teachers ensure that the needs of all learners are met through engaging lessons and a clear pathway of learning for success. The upper primary programme supports a smooth transition to secondary education, coordinating with Khuzam Secondary for a seamless handover.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Early Years uses a bilingual approach in English and Arabic. This bilingual approach supports language development, as well as mathematical and scientific understanding. The Early Years programme emphasises active, play-based learning to build language skills. The adult-to-child ratio in Early Years is world-class. Early Years teachers are highly qualified to support language development and early learning.
Mental Wellbeing
A dedicated student well-being team including counsellors, teachers and management supports students. Counselling sessions are offered. Mindfulness activities are provided. An awareness programme supports well-being. The Positive Education Curriculum is embedded in daily practice and covers Positive Relationships, Positive Emotions, Positive Health, Positive Engagement, Positive Accomplishment and Positive Purpose.
Safeguarding
Child protection and safeguarding are central to the school's mission. There is a designated Child Protection Officer and a Deputy Child Protection Officer on each campus. Staff are expected to take responsibility for child protection and to provide a supportive listening environment for students. Policies safeguard and promote the well-being of all students. For concerns, report to childprotection@rakacademy.org. The school maintains a Bully-Free Zone and an e-safety policy to protect pupils online.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Program and age: Pre-K through Grade 5; British Primary curriculum. The campus is state-of-the-art and purpose-built, serving more than 300 primary students in a safe, positive learning environment. Early Years uses a bi-lingual approach (English and Arabic) with a world-class adult-to-child ratio to support language, mathematics and scientific development.
2. Begin the admissions process: Start by registering your child through the registration process or via the online Apply Now entry point. The Admissions Office welcomes inquiries and will guide applicants through the next steps. Contact can be made by emailing admission@rakacademy.org or calling 8007252.
3. Communication and information sharing: Use the provided contact channels to ask questions, submit required documents, and track the status of the application. The Admissions Office can be reached at admission@rakacademy.org or 8007252. Timely communication and ongoing dialogue with families are encouraged.
4. Transition to secondary: RAK Academy Al Rams coordinates with RAK Academy Khuzam Secondary to ensure a seamless transfer for graduating primary students. An upper primary specialist support programme helps prepare students for secondary education and facilitates the move to Khuzam Secondary. The school emphasizes continuity of learning from primary to secondary.
FAQs
Where is RAK Academy Al Rams located and what age range does it serve?
RAK Academy Al Rams is the northernmost campus of RAK Academy, located in the Al Rams community in Ras Al Khaimah. It serves Pre-K through Grade 5, roughly ages 3 to 11, in a state-of-the-art, purpose-built environment. The campus is part of the RAK Academy family and follows a British Primary curriculum with UAE adaptations.
What curriculum does RAK Academy Al Rams offer?
In Early Years, the school uses a bilingual English-Arabic approach with a world-class adult-to-child ratio. Primary Years follow a British Curriculum pathway adapted to the UAE context, with pillars in AI, Robotics, and Science. There is a transition pathway to RAK Academy Khuzam Secondary to support moving to secondary education.
Is there boarding at Al Rams?
No. Boarding is not offered at the Al Rams campus. It provides day primary education for Pre-K to Grade 5.
What are the key fees to know when applying?
There is a non-refundable application fee of AED 500 payable on initial application. Registration fees vary by year (AED 1,000 for Pre-KG to KG2; AED 1,500 for Grades 1–5). Tuition is billed per term with discounts for paying full-year by Term 1 (5%), paying Term 2 by its due date (3%), and a campus-specific 5% Al Rams discount against the DOK annual fee; there are also 3rd–5th child sibling discounts (15%–25%).
How is tuition billed and when are payments due?
A personalized invoice is issued before each term and term fees are due two weeks before the start of the term. If Term 1 fees are not paid by the due date, access to the classroom may be restricted. There are also established terms for refunds and withdrawals if needed.
Are there any discounts for paying the full year or for siblings?
Yes. A 5% discount is offered when the full year's tuition is paid by the Term 1 due date, and a 3% discount if Term 2 and Term 3 fees are paid by the Term 2 due date. The Al Rams campus itself receives a 5% discount against the DOK annual fee. Sibling discounts apply: 3rd child 15%, 4th child 20%, and 5th child or more 25%.
What is unique about the curriculum at Al Rams?
The school delivers a British Primary curriculum for Pre-K to Grade 5, with Early Years offering bilingual English-Arabic instruction. The Primary years are adapted to the UAE context and emphasize pillars like AI, Robotics, and Science, supporting a pathway toward Khuzam Secondary.
How does RAK Academy Al Rams support the transition to Khuzam Secondary?
There is an upper primary specialist support programme to prepare students for secondary education and coordinate a smooth handover to Khuzam Secondary. The curriculum and learning pathways are designed to ensure continuity from primary to secondary within the RAK Academy system.
Are there any details about exam results?
Exam results are not published in the provided information. The school focuses on the British Primary curriculum and a strong transition to Khuzam Secondary, but no specific exam results are listed here.
What facilities does the Al Rams campus offer for academics and arts?
KS2 includes a Library, MoE Classrooms, Computer Room, Art Room, Science Room, and a STREAM Room. EY & KS1 spaces include Pre-K classrooms, a Pre-K Library, and related areas. The campus also has a reception, administration area, and dedicated spaces for EY, KS1, and KS2.
What sports and extracurricular facilities are available on campus?
Facilities include an indoor sport hall, a 25-meter swimming pool, a dance studio, and two football fields. An outdoor shaded playground and a variety of extracurricular activities run through the year with opportunities to participate in school competitions and events.
Is there a dedicated space for early years and for science/technology?
Yes. The Pre-K area includes dedicated classrooms, a Pre-K Library, a sleeping room, and an Indoor Play Room. KS2 provides spaces such as a Library, Computer Room, Art Room, Science Room, and STREAM Room for science and technology learning.
What kind of extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities exist?
The enrichment program runs September–June and includes free-of-charge activities led by staff, plus competitions and events like Spelling Bee, talent shows, and speech contests. The school also has a House System and Student Leadership opportunities (Councils, Prefects, ambassadors) to develop leadership and citizenship.
Are there annual events or competitions?
Yes. Students participate in events such as Spelling Bee, talent shows, speech competitions, and cultural activities, in addition to school sports competitions and other annual activities coordinated through the enrichment program.
Are any clubs free of charge?
Many enrichment activities run by staff are free of charge, while external clubs are paid directly to the providers. Canteen services and any external clubs operate on a paid basis through the respective operators.
How does the school support wellbeing and mental health?
A Positive Education Curriculum is embedded in daily practice, supported by a dedicated wellbeing team of counsellors, teachers, and management. Counselling sessions, mindfulness activities, and an awareness programme help students manage well-being.
How are language needs supported (SEN/EAL)?
Early Years uses bilingual English-Arabic instruction to support language development and learning. An upper primary specialist support programme and bespoke learning plans help meet diverse learner needs and prepare students for Khuzam Secondary.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
There is a designated Child Protection Officer and a Deputy on each campus. The school maintains safeguarding policies, a Bully-Free Zone, and an e-safety policy. Concerns can be reported to childprotection@rakacademy.org.
What is the school uniform like?
Uniform is required and consists of an unisex orange polo shirt with unisex pants/shorts, a unisex PE shirt, PE shorts and PE pants. A navy blue fleece jacket is optional, and uniforms are bought through the school-approved provider.
How is food arranged on campus?
The EY & KS1 area includes an eating room, and canteen services are available. External clubs may require payments to operators, and meals are managed through the campus' canteen arrangements.
