Noya British School
Noya British School is part of Aldar Schools and is the flagship greenfield school under its newly established Aldar Schools.
Strategically located in North Yas Island, Noya British School is in close proximity to The Sustainable City and Yas Acres, making it conveniently accessible for students and their families.
Students at Noya British School are set to receive a comprehensive and well-balanced education based on the British Curriculum. In addition to its rigorous academic programs, the school will provide a wide range of extracurricular activities that promote physical, social, and emotional growth, such as creative arts, music, and digital literacy.
This holistic approach ensures that students receive a solid foundation for their future success.
Noya British School will deliver the English National Curriculum from Nursery to Year 6 from September 2024.
Led by qualified educators, our student-centered classrooms will combine traditional and innovative methods, encouraging collaboration and essential life skills development. Our staff will be offering a dynamic teaching approach fostering critical thinking, creativity, and a passion for lifelong learning.
Through hands-on activities, project-based learning, and integrated technology, we prepare students for academic success and future challenges.
Noya will have digitally interactive classrooms, science laboratories, large playgrounds, and extensive sporting facilities such as sports halls, football pitches, and two large swimming pools ensuring the high quality of education that we offer here at Aldar Education.
Initially, Noya British School will open from Nursery to Year 6 in September 2024 and from September 2025, Noya British School will follow a natural growth starting with Year 7 and progressing to Year 13.
Noya British School is part of Aldar Schools and is the flagship school offering affordable academic excellence to larger learning communities in Abu Dhabi. Aldar Education is the leading education provider in Abu Dhabi, with almost 38,000 students across 31 operated and managed schools and a growing network of educators from over 100 nationalities.
