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PASTORALCAREANDWELLBEING
CO-CURRICULARLEARNINGOUTSIDEOFSCHOOL
OURCOMMUNITY
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WELCOMEFROMOURPRINCIPAL
Welcome to Cranleigh Abu Dhabi, a forward-thinking school that combines a rich history, vibrant culture, and a commitment to educational excellence.
Founded on the values of the renowned Cranleigh School in the UK, we have been part of the Abu Dhabi community since 2014. We blend our educational heritage with the cultural diversity of the UAE to offer a transformational experience that fosters intellectual, artistic, sporting, social, and moral growth.
Our motto, ‘Ex Cultu Robur’ (From Culture Comes Strength), reflects our belief that education goes beyond exams—it’s about nurturing curiosity, creativity, and confidence, preparing students for a rapidly changing world. We focus on developing critical thinking and empathy, while encouraging every child to discover their unique talents and passions.
Our innovative curriculum balances academic rigor with enrichment and co-curricular activities, ensuring students thrive both in and out of the classroom. Whether in sports, the arts, or academics, we provide a supportive community where students grow, excel, and give back.
Cranleigh Abu Dhabi is a place where children of all abilities flourish. With top-tier academic results, competitive sports teams, and internationally recognised arts programmes, we strive to help students build the skills and mindset needed to lead and influence in a globalized world. I invite you to explore our website and look forward to welcoming you to our school to discover the many exciting opportunities awaiting your child.
Best wishes,
TracyCrowder-Cloe
Academics
WHATISEXCULTUROBUR?
Ex Cultu Robur’ (From Culture Comes Strength) is our motto and guiding principle. Edu
about nurturing and encouraging yo
rapidly changingdigital worldandcancontribute positively to society.
Central toour ethos is establishingindiv
SCHOOLJOURNEY
PREPSCHOOL
SENIORSCHOOL
OLDCRANLEIGHAN SOCIETY
EARLYYEARS FOUNDATIONSTAGE
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) at Cranleigh
Abu Dhabi provides a nurturing and engaging environment
where children develop a love for learning. Our bespoke
curriculum is based on the EYFS framework of England, fostering curiosity, independence, and confidence through play, exploration, and hands-on experiences. Specialist
teachers for Arabic, Music, PE, and swimming enrich the learningjourney fromFS1 onwards.
The curriculum focuses on seven key areas:
CommunicationandLanguage, PhysicalDevelopment, and Personal, Social, and Emotional Growth, alongside
Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, and Expressive Arts and Design. Learning through play is at the heart of our approach, encouraging active
engagement, resilience, and creativity. With a well-
structured curriculum and purpose-built facilities, we ensure that each child gains the skills and confidence
neededfor their next stageoflearning.
KEYSTAGE1
Key Stage 1 builds on the strong foundation of the Early
Years, nurturing independence, creativity, and a love for
learning. Using the National Curriculum of England as a
framework, our approach ensures that every child is
supportedandchallengedas they progress.
Core subjects include literacy, mathematics, and science, with structured phonics, storytelling, and creative writing
developing language skills. Mathematics lessons focus on problem-solving, fluency, and reasoning, while science
encourages hands-on investigations and discovery-based
learning. Lessons are interactive and engaging, fostering
responsibility for learning. Beyond academics, children develop key skills such as collaboration, resilience, and
curiosity, ensuringa smooth transition toKey Stage 2.
KEYSTAGE2
At CranleighAbu Dhabi, our Key Stage 2 curriculumis designed to support every child’s unique strengths, learning style, and interests. Witha personalisedapproach, our dedicated teachers tailor experiences that spark curiosity, challenge thinking, and nurturealoveoflearning.
Alongsideacademicdevelopment, we place strongemphasis on character education, building resilience, empathy, integrity, and leadership. Whether through classroom projects or school events, pupils areencouraged tocollaborate, takeinitiative, and grow inconfidence.
Our balanced curriculum combines rigor in core subjects with rich opportunities in the arts, sport, languages, and technology.
This holistic approach ensures children develop both academically and personally.
Key Stage 2 at Cranleigh is a time of discovery and growth in a warm, supportive environment. By the time pupils move on to
Key Stage 3, they are well prepared, not just in knowledge, but as confident, compassionate, andcapablelearners.
KEYSTAGE3
Key Stage 3 at Cranleigh Abu Dhabi provides a well-rounded education, fostering curiosity, resilience, and independence.
Students study a broad range of subjects, ensuring a strong foundationfor futurelearning whiledevelopingkey skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving.
A diverse curriculum includes English, mathematics, science, humanities, languages, the arts, and physical education,
offering students opportunities to explore their interests.
Lessons are designed to be interactive and inquiry-based,
building confidence and engagement. The Year 9 curriculum
is structured tohelp students makeinformedchoices for their
GCSE pathways, ensuring they are well-prepared for Key
Stage 4 andbeyond.
KEYSTAGE4
Key Stage 4 is a pivotal stage where students begin to tailor their education through GCSE and IGCSE courses. Students typically take 8-9 subjects, including compulsory courses in English, mathematics, and science, alongside a selection of optional subjects aligned with their interests andcareer aspirations.
Our curriculum emphasizes quality over quantity, ensuring students receive a balanced, engaging, and rigorous education. The Core Curriculum, unique to Cranleigh Abu Dhabi, enhances learning through modules in philosophy, careers, and independent research projects. Students also meet UAE requirements in Arabic and Islamic Studies where applicable. With a strong academic foundation and a focus on future pathways, Key Stage 4 prepares students for success in post-16 education.
KEYSTAGE5
Cranleigh Sixth Form provides a dynamic and personalised
education for students aged 16-18, preparing them for higher education and future careers. We offer a range of pathways,
including A-Levels and BTECs, allowing students to tailor their studies to their strengths andambitions.
A-Levels provide an academically rigorous route, while BTECs offer a more applied, project-based approach. Both
are internationally recognised and equip students with essential skills for university and the workplace. Beyond academics, our Core Curriculum develops leadership, global
awareness, and personal growth through the Extended
Project Qualification (EPQ) and specialised modules. With an emphasis on independent thinking and lifelong learning, Cranleigh Sixth Form empowers students to take ownership of their futures.
UNIVERSITIES
OLDCRANLEIGHIANSOCIETY
Pupils whohavecompleted twoor more years at theSchoolandhave s
UK are eligible to join the Old Cranleighan Society (OCS)—
independent school sector.
The OCS Network offers lifelong connections,
opportunities. Old Cranleighans (
enables members to:
Access career guidanceandmentoring from university through to professionallifeandcareer changes.
Explorejobandinternship opportunities within theOCSNetworkand the wider Cranleighcommunity.
Engage in exclusive business and social events across different industries, including law, finance, media, and international shipping.
Take part in sports and socialclubs including rugby, hockey, cricket, golf, tennis, andnetball.
Stay up todate with regular newsletters, anannual publication, anddedicated socialmediachannels.
Additionally, Cranleigh UK and Cranleigh Abu Dhabi alumni benefit from The Careers for Life Programme, which provides practical support, networking, and mentorship throughout university and into the professional world. The OCS also runs reunions and alumni events worldwide, strengtheningits global presence.
Pastoral Care and Wellbeing
IMMERSIVEVALUES
PASTORALCARE
ACULTUREOFWELLBEING
At Cranleigh Abu
resilience, andindependence.
Wellbeingis more thanaconce
Wellbeing and School
support remains dynamicand r
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theneeds
Cranleigh Values lie at the heart of our wellbeing philosophy. Themes such as kindness, tolerance, and resilience are woven into our pastoral programme, help
learners engage with Cranleigh Value Animals—such as ‘Tolerant Tiger’—and continues through to Year 13, wher
s
ensuring that givingback remains central toC
STUDENTLEADERSHIP
Webelieve that leadership is a vital skill that shouldbenurturedfromanearly age. We providea rangeofleadership opportunit
s that empower students todevelop confidence, responsibility, anda senseof service withinour schoolcommunity. Our leadership structure spans across Pre-Prep, Prep, andSenior School, ensuring that every student has thechance togrow as aleader inanarea that aligns
with their interests and strengths.
PRE-PREPSCHOOL
Our youngest learners are encouraged to take on leadership roles that instill teamwork, responsibility, and communication skills. These opportunities include:
HouseCaptains
Head, Heart, Hands (Pre-Prep
Student Council)
LittleLibrarians
DigitalAmbassadors
ArabicAmbassadors
EcoCommittee
PREPSCHOOL
CranleighVoice
HouseCaptains
DigitalLeaders
CommitteeLeaders (Wellbeing,
Environmental, Charity)
HouseCaptains
CADListeners
HeadBoy & HeadGirl
Deputy HeadBoy & Deputy HeadGirl
SENIOR
SCHOOL
In Senior School, leadership is embedded into daily school life, allowing students to take on significant responsibilities that
prepare them for future challenges. Our
Sixth Form students serve as role models within the school community, taking on leadership roles that reflect their strengths and aspirations. Their presence enhances the all-inclusive, friendly, and supp
anleighAbu Dhabi.
Student Council
FormRepresentatives
Subject Leaders
Heads ofSchool
Senior LeadPrefects
Heads ofCommittee (Wellbeing,
Charity, Eco)
Heads ofHouse
Heads ofMajlis
Subject & PastoralAmbassadors
INCLUSION
LEARNINGSUPPORT
Tier 1 (Universal): Adaptive teachingandclassroomadjustments.
Tier 2 (Targeted): Pull-out interventions su
ASSESSMENTACCOMMODATIONS As aBritishcurriculum school, weadhe
DIGITALLIFE
At Cranleigh Abu Dhabi, digital learning is seamlessly
integrated across all school divisions to enhance and support students' educationalexperiences.
In Pre-Prep, iPads are used to spark curiosity and exploration, with Seesaw enabling students to document
their learning, share ideas, and engage with digital resources.
In the Prep School, iPads continue to enrich learning
throughcarefully selectededucationalapplications, while
Microsoft Teams facilitates the sharing of resources
before, during, andafter lessons.
Senior School students bring their own devices,
leveraging technology to deepen their learning, with
Microsoft Teams supporting resource sharing and, at times, feedbackfrom staff.
Digital literacy skills are embedded across the curriculum
anddeveloped throughall subjects, ensuring students are
equipped with essential skills for the future. Dedicated
EdTechLeads ineachdivisionensure the school remains
at the forefront of digital education, providing staff with
ongoing support and professional development in this
ever-evolvingfield.
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability is at the heart of our community, and we are committed tofosteringenvironmental stewardship throughout the year. Our students actively engage in a variety of activities that deepen their understanding of environmental challenges and the critical role they play in protectingour planet.
Guided by our Sustainability Leads, studen
Senior School participate in initia
Unit
Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Our hands-on learning opportunities include calculating eco-footprints, exploring sustainable solutions ineveryday life, andcaringfor our HydroArt hydroponics wall garden. This garden, located in the Prep School
Eco Room, has already produced tomatoes, herbs, and lettuces while teaching students about water conservation, efficient growth techniques, and their importancein theUAE’s aridclimate.
Tofurther inspireaction, weorganiseevents likebeachclean-ups and eco-runs, inviting Cranleigh families to come together for a greater cause. These initiatives not only contribute to the preservation of our environment but also strengthen our shared commitment toa sustainablefuture.
CO-CURRICULARLEARNING
THECO-CURRICULARACTIVITIESPROGRAMME
AT CRANLEIGH ABU DHABI WE TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN EDUCATING THE WHOLE CHILD AND PLACE EQUAL IMPORTANCE ON THE ACADEMIC, PASTORAL AND COCURRICULARASPECTSOFSCHOOLLIFE.
Education extends far beyond the classroom walls. Our holistic approach places equal emphasis on academic achievement and the personal growth that comes from experiences outside traditional learning environments. Through our extensive Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) programme, pupils are encouraged to explore new interests, develop independence, and enhance their creativity while embracing new challenges.
The objective of our CCAs is to inspire pupils to build skills that enrich their personal development and bring lifelong enjoyment. By engaging indiverseactivities, they foster socialconnections, cultivate resilience, anddiscover talents that may shape their future passions or careers.
Each term, we offer a broad range of opportunities, including recreational and competitive sports, performing arts, clubs and activities, and youth service programmes such
Moreinformationonour CCAofferings canbefound here.
SPORT MUSIC DRAMA DANCE ART
Football
Netball
Volleyball
Basketball
Rugby
Cricket
Golf
Swimming
Padel
Karate
Yoga
BSME Games (U11,
U13, U15, U19)
BSME
Tournaments
(Netball, Golf,
Football, Swimming,
Volleyball)
Emirates Dubai 7s
Jr NBA
ADISSA League
Abu Dhabi Sport
Championship
BSAK 7s
Manchester City
Coaching
Manchester
Thunder
50 Performances
Young Musicians of
the Gulf
13 different
ensembles
Music trip and
Masterclass from
Cranleigh UK
Instrumental and
Vocal Programme for
Year 2 to Year 13
13 instrumental
studios
Recital hall
Recording studios
Band room
5 purpose-built music
classrooms
Large auditorium
seating over 430
ABRSM and Trinity
examinations
Cranleigh Abu Dhabi
Orchestra Big Band
Concert Band
Junior Strings
String Orchestra
Junior Concert Band
Senior Musical
Prep Musical
Senior Play LAMDA
Shakespeare CCA
Theatre Sports
Partnership with
Urdang
International
Annual Y1-Y13
Dance Show
BSME Dance
Only school in AD
to offer GCSE and
BTEC Level 3
Dance Courses
5 Dance
Companies in the
school
Specalist CCAs
offered by
BodyTree Dance
School
Assembly
performances
Performances for
all school wide
events
Dance scholar
workshops
Art Club
Creative Arts Club
Ceramics class
Whole School Exhibition
Painting
Workshops
GCSE & A Level
Art Clinic
Inktober Event
Arts Week
Abu Dhabi Art Fair House Events
Great Pottery
Throwdown
Alice in
Wonderland Whole
School
Mana
Saadi
Lourve Abu Dhbai
Bassam FREIHA Art foundation
Scholar Programme
Bassem Art Gallery
Scholar Exhibition
Guggenheim
Teamlab
Phenomena
ACADEMIC
Philo
Career and futures programme
Sixth form micro courses
SCHOLARSHIPS
FORSTUDENTSWHOAREAMBITIOUS,TALENTED,ANDREADYTOEMBRACEACHALLENGE,THECRANLEIGHABUDHABI SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMMEOFFERSANUNPARALLELEDOPPORTUNITYTOTHRIVEANDMAKEALASTINGIMPACT.
We are proud to offer a Scholarship Programme t
who excel in their specialist
leadership initiativ
, allowing them to develop their skills further and contribute meaningfully to the Cranleigh community.
Being a Cranleigh Scholar is not only an hono
TRIPSANDEXPERIENCES
Our trips programme offers diverse experiences, from local explorations around Saadiyat Island’s cultural landmarks to international travel that broadens horizons. These excursions provide hands-on learning opportunities that bring academic subjects to life, whether through field studies, artistic workshops, or sports
tournaments. They also encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and cultural appreciation, equipping students with valuable skills for life beyond school.
THEPOWEROFENRICHMENTWEEK
Enrichment Week is a standout feature of Cranleigh’s experiential learning ethos. It’s a time when students immerse themselves in curated activities tailored to their interests, from outdoor expeditions and STEM challenges to service-learning projects and creative
workshops. This week is about stepping out of the comfort zone, embracing collaboration, and experiencing personal growth in unique settings.
GLOBALCITIZENSHIPANDLEADERSHIP
Through our trips and enrichment opportunities, students develop a deeper understanding of the world around them. Whether contributing to sustainability initiatives, engaging in community service, or navigating new environments, they grow as informed, compassionate global citizens. These experiences also foster leadership, adaptability, and resilience—traits essential for success in anever-changing world.
Findout moreabout our Enrichment week trips here.
WHEREINTHEWORLDHAVEOUR CRANLEIGHANSBEEN?
Japan
SriLanka
Maldives Tanzania Italy
Bali
INFLUENCIALGUESTS
MAITREYI RAMAKRISHNAN
HISEXCELLENCY MAQSOUDKRUSE
PERFORMANCE TEAM
DRSARAALAMERI YUSRAMARDINI
SHERYLLEERALPH
JOAKIMNOAH
BRIANCOX
SHANIATWAIN
TOMDEAN
EVIERICHARDS AND GISELAPULIDO
ENGAGEMENT
At Cranleigh Abu Dhabi, the spirit of community is at the heart of our school. Our Cranleigh Community Committee (CCC) plays a vital role in fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment for all families. The CCC organises a range of events that bring our community together, from cultural celebrations to social gatherings, strengthening the bonds between parents, students, and staff. They also welcome new families through initiatives such as a buddy system, ensuring that every family feels supported and connected from the moment they join. Parent representative Group (PRG), assigned to each year group, serve as a bridge between families and the school. They support communication, provide valuable feedback, and help build a sense of unity within their year groups. Their efforts ensure that parents remaininformedandengagedin schoollife.
Inaddition, wealsohaveour StrategicPartnership Group (SPG, dedicated to building meaningful relationships with key stakeholders. The SPG collaborates with corporate partners, educational institutions, and community organisations to create opportunities that enhance the educational experiences of our students. By leveraging these partnerships, the SPG supports our mission todeliver aholisticandenrichingeducation.
Together, we embody the values of collaboration, connection, and innovation, ensuring that our school remains a vibrant and supportivecommunity for all.
Governance
CRANLEIGHINTERNATIONAL
Cranleigh Abu Dhabi is guided by a dedicated Board of Governors, bringing together representatives from two key stakeholders: Aldar Properties and Cranleigh UK. This
partnership ensures that the school remains true to its vision while continually evolving to meet the highest educational standards.
The Principal and Head of Finance report directly to the Board, with senior staffmembers contributing todiscussions as needed.
The Board operates through two key sub-committees—the Education Sub-Committee and the Development Committee— whichmeet regularly tooverseeacademicexcellenceandfuture growth. CranleighUKhas beeninvolvedinCranleighAbu Dhabi sinceits inception and plays an active role in shaping the school’s direction. Through ongoing collaboration, regular visits, and shared expertise, we ensure that our students benefit from the best of both worlds—a dynamic, forward-thinking education rootedin the traditions and values ofCranleigh.
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Admissions,&CampusBeyond
PRE-PREPSCHOOLCAMPUS
PREPSCHOOLCAMPUS
The Prep and Senior School Campus,
SENIORSCHOOLCAMPUS
The unique location of both campuses on Saadiyat Island offers opportunities for our students. Proximity to world-renowned cultural landmarks such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Manarat Al Saadiyat, and pristine beaches enables our pupils to engage with artistic, historical, and environmental learning experiences. Saadiyat’s vibrant community further enhances our mission to nurture global citizens who are inspired to lead and serve.
Together, our two campuses create an interconnected, inclusive community where every child is encouraged to reach their full potential in a supportive and enriching environment.
Please find a map of our Prep and Senior campus here.
SHAPEOFTHEDAY
PRE-PREPSCHOOL
Gates openat 07:20
Academicday ends at 14:30
Parent pick-up between 14:30–14:55
(Monday toThursday) and 12:00 PM–12:30 onFridays.
CCAs runfrom 15:00 - 16:00 for FS2 -
Year 2.
PREPSCHOOL
Gates openat 07:15
Academic day ends at 15:40 (Monday to Thursday) and 12:00 onFridays.
Most CCAs run from 15:45–16:45 with some running until 17:45
SENIORSCHOOL
Gates openat 07:15
Academicday ends at 15:40 (Monday toThursday) and 12:00 onFridays. Most CCAs run from 15:45–16:45 with some running until 17:45
The schoolday is organisedinto 40-minute blocks, allowing for flexibility in lesson lengths. Double periods are utilised for subjects requiringdeeper focus, enhancing progress andengagement. Most lessons are 80 minutes long, offering opportunities for in-depth exploration of top
learning, collaboration, and varied tasks.
STATIONERY
PREPSCHOOL
Pupils in Year 3 to Year 8 require their own headphones to use with school iPads.
All pupils need to bring their own pencil cases containing:
At least two blue handwriting pens (water-based ink, not
biros please)
At least three standard HB pencils
An eraser
A pencil sharpener
Selection of colouring pencils
30cm ruler (this doesn’t have to fit in the pencil case)
Glue stick Scissors (round-ended for safety)
Protractor (Year 5 and above)
Compass (Year 5 and above)
Casio fx991ES or similar scientific calculator (Year 7 and above)
SENIORSCHOOL
We recommend a Macbook, an iPad or iPad Pro (both options with
Pencil & Keyboard of your preference). A Macbook is
qu
ed if your child has opted for Computer Science at GCSE.
We have partnered with an educational
device options and accesso
requirement to purchase from this supplier.
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All pupils need to bring their own pencil cases containing:
At least two blue or black pens
At least three standard HB pencils or a 0.5 mechanical pencil
An eraser
A pencil sharpener
Selection of colouring pencils
30cm ruler (this doesn’t have to fit in the pencil case)
Glue stick
Scissors (round-ended for safety)
A pair of headphones to use with school iPads/computers
Protractor
Compass
Casio fx991ES or similar scientific calculator
SCHOOLCALENDAR
CATERING SCHOOLBUSES
We believe that nutritious, balanced meals are essential to support the wellbeing, energy, and focus of our pupils throughout their busy schoolday.
Food Nation ensures that the meals offered are of the highest standard, catering to a wide range of dietary needs and preferences. All meals are prepared and cooked on campus by our inhousechef.
Our menus arecarefully planned tooffer a variety of healthy and delicious options, incorporating fresh ingredients and diverse flavours to encourage good eatinghabits.
Please view the school catering options here. Childrencanalsoopt tobring their snack and lunch from home. Please ensure lunch bags/boxes and water bottles are named. We aim to be a nutfree school and ask for full support from parents on this. Allfoodfromhomemust behealthy andeasily edible.
Buses run to and from the Senior and Prep campus only. Pre-Prep campus services are not available at this time. Emirates Transport, our dedicated school bus network ensures that students can travel comfortably and securely to and from school, allowing parents peaceofmind.
Each bus is supervised by a bus nanny who ensures that pupils are safe, comfortable, and supported during their journey.
Safety and punctuality are our top priorities, and we work closely with our transport provider to maintain the highest standards of service. By choosingour schoolbus service, families can enjoy a seamless and stress-free start andend to the schoolday.
Families can register online through the link here. Please refer to the user guide here for assistance. For any enquiries, our School Emirates Transport Coordinator will be available on cranleigh@et.ae.
PARENTDASHBOARD
TheParent Dashboardis anonline resource where you willfind curriculum information, school policies, reports, lunch menus, shape of the day, newsletters and other class-related informationfor your child throughout the school year.
NEWSLETTER
Your school newsletter is published each Friday afternoon and contains key points of information about events taking place two weeks ahead of time. It is important to check newsletters each week to stay informed on upcoming actions and notices.
Please find the newsletters through our Parent Dashboard
LIVEALDARMOBILEAPP
We are delighted to announce the launch of our brand-new Live ALDAR app, designed to make your experience even more seamless and connected. With Live ALDAR, you’ll have everything you needat your fingertips:
Online Payments: Pay tuition and fees securely and track your transaction history through the integrated wallet.
Timetables: Access schedules anytime, anywhere.
Support: Submit and track requests withjust a tap.
Term Time Management: View term reports andattendance
records tokeep trackof your child’s academic progress.
Student Life: Manage lunches, uniforms, and school bus
bookings seamlessly.
ADMISSIONS
2025-2026APPLICATIONS
The
Passport copy ofchildand parents/guardians
Passport size photoofchild
Emirates IDofchildand parents/guardians* (UAE residents)
Birthcertificateofchild
PDFcopy ofmost recen
approval.
TRANSFERTOCRANLEIGHABUDHABIDURINGTHE ACADEMICYEAR
We are able to accept registrations for children from other
Emirates/overseas at any time during the first two terms (typically September - April). Applications tojoinCranleighin the Summer term (the third term) should be discussed with the
Admissions team.
BOOKATOUR
We warmly invite you to experience our campuses firsthand. To book a tour and explore what makes Cranleigh Abu Dhabi unique, pleaseclick here. *UAE-specific documents such as the Emirates ID can be submitted at a later date. Families should upload a copy of the passport whencompleting theapplication.
SCHOOLFEES
Feeinvoices areissuedby emailapproximately eight weeks before the beginning of each term. Remittance is due 30 days before the first day of term. Tuition fees do not include uniform, catering, music instrumental lessons or trips. The majority of co-curricular activities are provided by Cranleigh staff and are included in the tuition fee. A small number of specialist activities are provided by external providers andanadditionalcost is incurred. Externalexam fees arenot includedin the tuitionfees.
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