Harrow International School Abu Dhabi

United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Estonian

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 3 - 12 years

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic

Stages Early Years, Primary School

Introduction

Harrow International School Abu Dhabi, opening in 2026 on Saadiyat Island, brings a British Curriculum and the first student boarding option to the emirate. The campus spans a 70,000 sqm plot on the island's eastern eco-community. Students from Early Years to Sixth Form will learn in modernized classrooms and specialized zones, including dedicated STEAM areas for design technology, science, art, and robotics. A distinct feature honoring its UK heritage is the Dining Hall, where long, bench-style seating encourages staff and students of all ages to share meals together. The architecture blends classic red brick facades with native plant landscapes. Physical education is central to the student experience; the campus includes outdoor rugby and football fields visible from the main buildings, two competition-sized swimming pools, and two full-sized gymnasiums. The school seamlessly integrates traditional heritage with localized, contemporary design tailored for the Middle East.

Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi

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