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Sharjah Indian Private School - Branch Sharjah - Juwaiza

Curriculum
Indian
SPEA
Good
Location
Sharjah, Juwaiza
Fees
AED 4K - 7K

Executive Summary

The Sharjah Indian Private School - Branch Sharjah - Juwaiza has demonstrated significant improvement, elevating its overall effectiveness rating to Good from Acceptable in the previous review. This positive trajectory reflects enhancements across nearly all subjects, with notable progress observed in Islamic education, English in the Middle phase, mathematics in Primary, and other subjects across Primary and Middle.

Key strengths include students' exemplary behaviour and highly positive attitudes towards learning, alongside a robust skills-based learning program in Senior Secondary that fosters examination success while addressing diverse learning needs. The school also excels in the protection, care, guidance, and support provided to its students, further supported by a curriculum design that has successfully broadened learning experiences.

The school's strategic direction, actively championed by leaders and governors, has been instrumental in driving these improved outcomes. Furthermore, the coherent and consistent processes for capturing internal data and accurately identifying student achievement are highlighted as significant contributors to the school's success.

Overall School Performance

Inspection Year 2024-2025

Outstanding

Very Good

Good

Acceptable

Weak

Very Weak

Sharjah Indian Private School - Branch Sharjah - Juwaiza Overall Rating

Good

SPEA Performance Standards

The performance standards used by SPEA to evaluate school quality across Sharjah.

Inclusive Education
Very Good

The school's provision for Students of Determination has significantly improved, with the special needs department now effectively developed, contributing to a Very Good rating for care and support. While this marks a strong positive step, the report notes that consistent support for SEN students across all lessons and appropriate challenge for Gifted and Talented (G&T) students remain areas for further enhancement. special needs departmentStudents of DeterminationGifted and Talented (G&T)

Wellbeing
Very Good

Students at Sharjah Indian Private School - Branch Sharjah - Juwaiza exhibit Very Good personal development, characterized by maturity, responsibility, and strong respectful relationships among students and staff. They demonstrate self-discipline and very positive behavior throughout the school, coupled with informed healthy lifestyle choices and excellent attendance, contributing to a nurturing environment. personal developmentpositive attitudeshealthy lifestylesattendance

National Agenda
Good

The school shows Good performance in national agenda benchmarks, with students' PISA reading literacy results surpassing other Sharjah schools. In Mathematics and Science, TIMSS and PISA data indicate students are attaining above the averages for TIMSS and Sharjah Private Schools, reflecting solid academic achievement against national and international standards. PISATIMSSASSETnational and international standards

Key Highlights

Standout achievements identified by the inspection team that distinguish this school.

Strategic Leadership

The school benefits from a clear strategic direction set by leaders and governors, which has successfully driven improvements in student outcomes across all areas.

Positive Student Ethos

Students consistently exhibit excellent behavior and maintain highly positive attitudes towards their learning, fostering a productive and respectful school environment.

Senior Secondary Program

A well-developed skills-based learning program in Senior Secondary effectively promotes examination success while catering to the specific learning needs of students.

Student Protection & Care

The school provides very good protection, care, guidance, and support for all students, ensuring their safety, wellbeing, and overall development.

Broadened Curriculum

The school's curriculum design and implementation have successfully broadened learning experiences, offering a diverse range of subjects and activities to students.

Academic Performance Breakdown

PrimaryGrade 1 to Grade 5
Islamic Education
Good
Arabic (as an additional Language)
Acceptable
Social Studies
Very Good
English
Acceptable
Mathematics
Good
Science
Good
Other subjects
Good
Primary Note
Students in Primary demonstrate good progress in most subjects, with Social Studies being very good. However, English and Arabic (additional) remain acceptable, with areas for improvement in writing skills and independent learning.
MiddleGrade 6 to Grade 8
Islamic Education
Good
Arabic (as an additional Language)
Acceptable
Social Studies
Good
English
Good
Mathematics
Good
Science
Good
Other subjects
Good
Middle Note
Middle school students show good progress across most subjects, including Islamic Education, English, Mathematics, and Science. Arabic (additional) remains acceptable, with a need to enhance speaking and extended writing skills.
SecondaryGrade 9 to Grade 12
Islamic Education
Good
Arabic (as an additional Language)
Acceptable
Social Studies
Good
English
Good
Mathematics
Good
Science
Good
Other subjects
Good
Secondary Note
Secondary students achieve good progress in most subjects, with Grades 11 and 12 showing very good progress in Science. English and Arabic (additional) are rated good and acceptable respectively, with a focus needed on writing accuracy and independent inquiry skills.

Overall student achievement is good, with significant improvements noted across most subjects since the previous review. While internal data often indicates higher attainment and progress, observed classroom performance and external benchmarks generally align with the good rating, though some subjects and specific skills require further development.

Leadership & Management

Effectiveness of school governance, strategic planning, and leadership capacity to drive continuous improvement.

The effectiveness of leadership
Leaders and governors have a clear vision for the school and are highly committed to its success.
Good
Self-evaluation and improvement planning
The school has coherent and consistent processes for capturing internal data and identifying students’ achievement.
Good
Partnerships with parents and the community
The school effectively builds mutually supportive partnerships with parents to raise academic achievement.
Good
Governance
Governors are good and their initiatives are driving the school forward successfully.
Good
Management, staffing, facilities and resources
Management, staffing, facilities and resources are effectively deployed to support the school's vision.
Good

Leadership Approach

The leadership team, strongly supported by the governing board, demonstrates a clear vision and high commitment to the school's success. Their strategic direction and initiatives are effectively driving school-wide improvements and fostering mutually supportive partnerships with parents to enhance academic achievement.

Inspection Findings

Students' Outcomes

Students' outcomes are rated Good overall, reflecting improvements across most subjects. Islamic Education, English in Middle, Mathematics in Primary, and other subjects in Primary and Middle have all improved from acceptable. Social Studies in Primary is now Very Good, though Arabic as a second language and English in Primary remain acceptable.

Personal Development

Students' personal and social development, along with their innovation skills, are rated Very Good. Students demonstrate maturity, responsibility, and strong respectful relationships, exhibiting excellent behavior and positive attitudes towards learning across all phases.

Teaching Quality

The quality of teaching and assessment is rated Good, marking an improvement from acceptable. Teachers provide well-structured lessons and use varied resources, though consistency in challenging high-achieving students and supporting SEN students, as well as the effective use of assessment data, are areas for ongoing development.

Protection & Care

The school's provision for the protection, care, guidance, and support of students is rated Very Good. This improvement is largely due to the effective development of the special needs department, ensuring students embrace healthy lifestyles and maintain very good attendance.

Areas for Development

  • The capacity of Arabic teachers to teach the specified curriculum using standard Arabic language in Ministry of Education (MoE) subjects.
  • The revision of appropriate levels of challenge for all students during lessons including those students who are gifted and talented (G&T).
  • The support for those students with special educational needs (SEN) across all lessons.
  • Students’ independent inquiry and innovation skills across the school.