At a glance
All-through British Curriculum School
Safa Community School aims to provide an education of the highest quality for every child. The school is committed to maximizing the learning potential of every child and through a range of creative, imaginative and challenging learning experiences, children develop lifelong learning skills. We instill in all children, a sense of responsibility and an understanding of the need for tolerance, empathy, courtesy and consideration to others.
Rated 'Outstanding'
by KHDA & BSO
2,557 Students
51:49 Male to Female Ratio
2,557 Students
51:49 Male to Female Ratio
2,557 Students
51:49 Male to Female Ratio
2,557 Students
51:49 Male to Female Ratio
2,557 Students
51:49 Male to Female Ratio
2,557 Students
51:49 Male to Female Ratio
Student Demographics
British
Egyptian
Jordanian
American
South African
Emirati
Teacher Demographics
Emirati
European
Australian/New Zealand/South African
Others
Key Student Facts
We take great pride in being a truly global community with families from different countries and cultures with the largest demographic (31.6%) being British, followed by Egyptian (10.4%) and American (4.4%). Approximately 45 students at the school are Emirati (1.8%). Boys and girls are split fairly equally at a ratio of 51:49.
Key Teacher Facts
- UK trained teachers
- Native English Speakers
KeDiversity
- International Day
- International Spring Fair
- UAE National Day
- Cultural Events
- Every Child Matters
As well as celebrating the diversity of our Safa family through sharing our cultural festivals, we also celebrate our unity as a community living and learning in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The year begins with International day where every pupil is given the opportunity to celebrate his or her home country’s values and culture.
Later in the year we celebrate multiculturalism with our hugely successful international spring fair. Parents are invited to participate with stall showcasing their home countries dishes and traditions.
Our UAE National Day celebrations enhance the school’s local links with a week of events where our children come to school wearing UAE colours or National dress and participate in a wide array of local activities. The week celebrates the UAE foods, Arabic music, dance and culture (including visiting camels and falcons).
Throughout the Year we celebrate cultural events from across the world. This includes Diwali, Eid, Chinese New Year, Islamic New Year, Remembrance day, to name but a few.
Our aims are embedded within the Every Child Matters agenda from the UK:
- Be Healthy
- Stay Safe
- Enjoy and Achieve
- Make a Positive Contribution
- Achieve Economic Well-being
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