Abu Dhabi is expanding educational opportunities with the opening of seven new private nurseries and two new private schools, adding 4,539 student seats across the emirate.
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Abu Dhabi is expanding educational opportunities with the opening of seven new private nurseries and two new private schools, adding 4,539 student seats across the emirate.
Abu Dhabi New Nurseries Schools 2025, expanding educational opportunities with the seven new private nurseries and two new private schools, adding 4,539 student seats across the emirate. Licensed by the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK), these new facilities span Abu Dhabi city, Al Ain, and Al Dhafra, bringing the total number of private nurseries to 233 and private schools to 220.
The nurseries, including Chubby Cheeks Nursery on Al Reem Island and Redwood Nursery on Yas Island, offer 929 new seats. Fees range from Dh27,000 to Dh51,375 per year depending on location. Nurseries focus on early childhood development, providing a solid academic and social foundation for young learners.
The two new private schools — Premium International Private School in Al Ain and Yasmina American School in Khalifa City — add 3,610 seats. These schools provide varied curricula aimed at fostering both academic excellence and personal growth.
These expansions align with Abu Dhabi’s vision to be a global education hub, supporting human capital development and economic diversification by offering varied, high-quality schooling options to meet growing demand.
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