Al Shorouq School

Each of his name has a share, and the school "Al-Shorouq" received an abundant share of this name, as it shone among the scientific castles spreading the types of knowledge and flowers on the face of the homeland, which has spared no effort in caring for science and scholars.

 Since the establishment of Al-Shorouq School in 1986 AD, its mission and the best plant has grown in the best planting through its movement between different neighborhoods whenever its fragrance smells from place to place.

 When she asks about the success of an institution that lasts for thirty-four years, a list does its best, and the number of its children grows every year.  So ask about those few minded leaders who believe in the continuous development and not to stagnate or prevent themselves from civilization.

 These minds have taken measures and ways to put them in the ranks of major educational institutions.  Her children opened up on the World Wide Web to take advantage of her help near the eyes of books and paper sources that the developed library celebrates.

 Al-Shorouk school has been keen to include a group of teachers of different subjects who enjoy a high level in their sciences, and they use honesty and truth as a standard to deliver a complete message to their children.

 We have found, as a result of these policies, that the children of Al-Shorouk School have distinguished themselves in their learning, and among them - for several years - among them were the first at the state level, and the school is keen on spreading the original values adopted by the Ministry of Education emanating from the values and originality of Emirati society.

 Consequently, the school performed its mission best in serving the community, implementing its vision, and communicating its message to the world. It was not isolated from the growing world in its development, but was an effective factor in that development over the years.  That mission of each institution sanctifies the role assigned to it.

Vision

Building a self-actualized generation powered by knowledge and morals, patriotic, and globally oriented.

 

MISSION

 All individuals fulfil their potential in an inclusive and safe environment through diverse instruction and personalised learning.

No.

Name(s) 
Designation
1Ms. Fadwa Hattab
Chair
2Mr. Ali Hattab
Co-chair
3Dr. Raeed Subhi Abdalla
Boardmember
4Dr. Yasser Qudaih
Boardmember
5Mr. Mohamed Salah Khalifa
Boardmember
6Mr. Hani Ismail
Boardmember
7Ms. Suzan Khashan
School principal
8Mr. Ahmad Yahya Sediek
School vice principal

In the fascinating city of Dubai; Al Shorouq private school was established around thirty five years ago and it rapidly took its place in the fabric of UAE society with all of its authenticity, nobility, modernity, diversity, tolerance, love for learning and knowledge and its endeavour towards the stars.

 Today, after three decades and a half Al Shorouq School has become the address for many parents who look forward to enrolling their kids in an Arab school that is committed to

bringing up an educated generation who looks forward towards innovative education for a knowledge, pioneering, and global society.

 Al Shorouq school is located in the heart of the city of dubai and its spacious building is divided into three sections: one for the girls, another for the boys and a third one for the KG students.

Hundreds of passionate students are registered in each of those sections with tens of teachers and administrators who spare no efforts to back and help them progress and develop academically and socially.

 The school is provided with all the required and necessary facilities which adheres to the requirements of the teaching and learning process such as:

  • A spacious magnificently decorated library rich in different kinds of well-chosen books       along with paper and digital learning resources.
  • Full- equipped laboratories to support the learning process and carrying out the scientific experiments in the different science subjects.
  • A comprehensive section for the SEN students supervised by expert special education teachers who work hard to achieve the proper inclusion for those students.

PRINCIPAL'S WELCOME

Al Shorouq Private School has been a cornerstone of the local community in Jumeirah since its opening in 1986. It has served generations of children and families over the years and holds a special place in the hearts and minds of the people it serves.


As times change and educational reforms are initiated the school is changing to meet the needs of the 21st century learners with an emphasis of developing skills for lifelong learning.

The National Agenda set out by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum is at the heart of what we strive to achieve. The Vision 2021 includes aspirations for citizenship, a spirit of entrepreneurship, enhanced educational attainment, and a knowledge-based economy driven by innovation, research, science and technology.


At Al Shorouq Private School we consider ourselves to be in the privileged position of helping to realise this vision and shape young lives in our community. We take this responsibility very seriously.

In our school we aim to instill a sense of pride in our students and to build a school community built on trust, mutual respect and with an aspiration to be “the best that we can be.”


At Al Shorouq Private School we believe that every child can succeed and we strive to develop personal skills and talents within a purposeful learning environment, in order to develop confident and valuable citizens.


Staff and governors are committed to providing a high quality educational experience. We all want the best for the students in our care, and the community we serve, and insist on high standards of work and behavior.


Whether you are a prospective parent or a member of the local community, please feel welcome to contact us to have a tour of the school or an informal chat. I am confident that you will be impressed with what you see.


Suzan Khashan

Principal

Facilities & Technologies

In the fascinating city of Dubai; Al Shorouq private school was established around thirty five years ago and it rapidly took its place in the fabric of UAE society with all of its authenticity, nobility, modernity, diversity, tolerance, love for learning and knowledge and its endeavour towards the stars.
Today, after three decades and a half Al Shorouq School has become the address for many parents who look forward to enrolling their kids in an Arab school that is committed to
bringing up an educated generation who looks forward towards innovative education for a knowledge, pioneering, and global society.
 Al Shorouq school is located in the heart of the city of dubai and its spacious building is divided into three sections: one for the girls, another for the boys and a third one for the KG students.

Hundreds of passionate students are registered in each of those sections with tens of teachers and administrators who spare no efforts to back and help them progress and develop academically and socially.
The school is provided with all the required and necessary facilities which adheres to the requirements of the teaching and learning process such as:

  • A spacious magnificently decorated library rich in different kinds of well-chosen books       along with paper and digital learning resources.
  • Full- equipped laboratories to support the learning process and carrying out the scientific experiments in the different science subjects.
  • A comprehensive section for the SEN students supervised by expert special education teachers who work hard to achieve the proper inclusion for those students.

admission

Must-have documents for Al Shorouq school admission:

  1. The student's original and   valid Emirates ID.
  2. The parent's original and valid Emirates ID.
  3. One copy of each parent's passport, residence visas.
  4. Original copy of the most recent school report card along with transfer certificate from the previous school outside Dubai.
  5. Original report card along with transfer certificate from the previous school in Dubai. 
  6. A Transfer Certificate from a child’s current school along with the report  card attested by the Department of Foreign Affairs and the UAE Embassy in the country where it was issued. 

Notice:

Parents are responsible for providing all the above mentioned documents prior to the registration process.

  • The student must apply for admission in person and should first sit for an assessment test.
  • Paying the tuition fees according to the school's rules and regulations.
  • Providing all the required documents to carry out the registration process according to KHDA and MOE systems.
  • Signing the electronic contract of KHDA.

According to the list of behavior circulated to all students in all grades, and further to the

guardian’s contract signed by you at the beginning of the school year that requires

compliance with all internal school policies, all students are required to adhere to the school

uniform, and it is strictly forbidden to wear another dress during school hours,This obligation also includes school trips.

We would like to remind you of the parts of the school uniform, as shown below:

  1. Approved school uniform for girls.
  2. Approved school uniform for boys.
  3. Black, white or navy shoes.
  4. Black / Navy / Gray Jacket (Note: Without interfering with any other color) (Optional).
  5. White color for socks.
  6. It is forbidden to wear accessories and hats inside the school.
  7. Female students are allowed only a small earring.
  8. It is prohibited to color hair, nails and hair styles that are contrary to customs and traditions in the United Arab Emirates.
  9. Prevents makeup.
  10. It is prohibited to wear colored contact lenses.
  11. It is forbidden to lengthen nails and nail polish for all students.
  12. Sports uniforms approved by the school. Sports uniforms are forbidden during normal days.  Sports uniforms are worn only during sports class days as shown in the class schedule.

Note :

Only school uniforms are permitted during trips.  Any other garment is strictly prohibited.

Please note that in the event of a violation of the obligation to the school uniform, the necessary measures will be taken in accordance with the established code of conduct.

We appreciate you confidence that given to us and we hope your full cooperation with us . And encourage your children to apply the school system that achieve our common goals in building the student's personality.

From grade1- grade12 Kg1-kg2 Day
Buses Time Ending Time Beginning Time Leave Children Ending Time Beginning Time
1:50 P.M
 2:00 P.M
 7:45 A.M
 Private Cars
2:00 P.M
Buses 1:50 P.M
 2:00 P.M
 7:45 A.M
 Monday-Thursday
11:00 A.M
 11:00 A.M
 7:45 A.M
 11:00 A.M
 11:00 A.M
 7:45 A.M
 Friday


calendar Activities & Academic Year

time table

1KG1


2KG2
1Grade1

2Grade2


3Grade3

4Grade4


1Grade5
2Grade6
3Grade7


4Grade8

1Grade9Adv


2Grade9Gen




3Grade10Adv


4Grade10Gen




5Grade11Adv
D


6Grade11Gen




7Grade12Adv


8Grade12Gen




our Administrators

1Nour Ghazi Rashid Hattab
n.hattab@shoruq.sch.ae
105
2Shatha Hassan Abdullatif Hattab
s.hattab@shoruq.sch.ae
105
3Suad AbdulHamid Alagami Mohamed
s.ajami@shoruq.sch.ae
125
4Izzaldeen Mhmood Mohmmd AL Raie
i.alraie@shoruq.sch.ae
102
1Ghassan Hasan Abdalla AL Zubaidi
g.alzubaidi@shoruq.sch.ae
109
2Lamees Ramadhan Saleem Shubaier


3Omar Hassan Abdullatif Hattab


4Ahmad Yahya Sediek Shehata
a.shehata@shoruq.sch.ae
103
1Ahmed Mahmoud Elsayed Ahmed Zid
a.zaid@shoruq.sch.ae

2Elsaid Reda Elsaid Elmnshawy
e.elmnshawy@shoruq.sch.ae
134
3Hassan Mohamed Hassan Moeit
h.moeit@shoruq.sch.ae

4Lana Jamil Awed Al Nawiseh
l.nawiseh@shoruq.sch.ae

5Suzan Attallah Abbas Abu AL Khair
s.abualkhair@shoruq.sch.ae

6Youssef Elsayed Hafez Elazab
y.elazab@shoruq.sch.ae

1Aida Zhdi Eido
a.zhdi@shoruq.sch.ae
123
2Amer Ibrahim Mohammad Nawafleh
a.nawafleh@shoruq.sch.ae
120
3Ensherah Yasein  Khalil Hasan
e.hasan@shoruq.sch.ae
128
4Nour Faisal Alsharabi
n.alsharabi@shoruq.sch.ae
120
5Suhair  Farooq  Habbob
s.habbob@shoruq.sch.ae
121
6Walaa Mhd Asaad Alhamsi
w.alhomsi@shoruq.sch.ae
118
7Asma Mazin Tawfiq Kitana
a.kitana@shoruq.sch.ae

8Zainab Sobhi Niazy El Salamouny
z.elsalamouny@shoruq.sch.ae

9Abdelhalim Mohamed Eltantawi Ali    
a.ali@shoruq.sch.ae    
124
1Ahmed Ramadan Wagid Abdelsamad
a.abdelsamad@shoruq.sch.ae

2Alaa  Mohammed Ali Abdul Kareem Alrudiny
a.alrudiny@shoruq.sch.ae

3Ghada Mhd Nabil Sheikh Aljabal
g.aljabal@shoruq.sch.ae

1Iman Awad Hassan Elmanakhly
i.elmanakhly@shoruq.sch.ae
218
2Nawal Ahmed Musad Hasan AL Muntaser
n.almuntaser@shoruq.sch.ae
235
1Ahmad Salah Mohammad Budair
personnel@shoruq.sch.ae

2Tasneem Nasrallah Said Nasrallah
t.nasrallah@shoruq.sch.ae

3Lena Hassan Abdullatif Hattab


1Naila Amir Muhammad
n.muhammad@shoruq.sch.ae
107
2Noorji Cherappilly Aliyar
n.aliyar@shoruq.sch.ae
113
3Silvy Lois Abraham Lois Plathan
s.plathan@shoruq.sch.ae
113
1Belqes Ahmed Saleh Al Sanhani
b.alsanhani@shoruq.sch.ae
043442026
2Racha Anes Ghazali
r.ghazali@shoruq.sch.ae
043442026
1Angam  Maher Khalil Dalani
a.khali@shoruq.sch.ae
104
2Janet Hsain Abousaad
j.abousaad@shoruq.sch.ae
127
3Maysoun Fawzi Abdelrahman Alhattab
m.alhattab@shoruq.sch.ae

1Moustafa Mohamed Abdo Salama
m.salama@shoruq.sch.ae
134
1Suzan Tawfiq Mohammad Khashan
s.khashan@shoruq.sch.ae
101

our policies

  1. Assessment Policy.
  2. Admissions Policy
  3. APS Dress Code Policy
  4. Child Protection Policy
  5. Emergency Planning and Procedures Guide
  6. Harassment Policy
  7. Smoke Free Policy
  8. Substance Abuse and Misuse Policy.
  9. Wellbeing Policy
  10. Inclusion Policy
  11. Attendance Policy
  12. Anti-bullying Policy
  13. Cyber Safety Policy
  14. Evacuation Policy
  15. Healthy Eating Policy
  16. Student Behaviour Policy
  17. Gifted and Talented Policy

Circulars

  1. Guideline for evaluating students of determination.
  2. Alshoruq Private school Kindergarten Uses Dojo App.
  3. Guideline for social workers on children's rights.
  4. Bring Your Own Device Policy (Ar).
  5. Bring Your Own Device Policy (ُEng)
  6. Parents Guide Seasonal Flu (Ar).
  7. Parents Guide Seasonal Flu (Eng).
  8. APS Dress Code Policy (Ar).
  9. APS Dress Code Policy (Eng)
  10. Student Guide to Central Testing Program Swift Assess ACU.
  11. Electronic Reading Platform (Read in Arabic).
  12. Social Media Links.
  13. Conduct List Forms.
  14. Student Behaviour Management at Al-Shurooq Private School(AR).
  15. Student Behaviour Management at Al-Shurooq Private School(Eng).
  16. Seasonal Influenza Awareness Guide (AR).
  17. Seasonal Influenza Awareness Guide (Eng)
  1. Completion of registration matters.
  2. Back-to-school.
  1. Parents' Message to Start Semester.
  2. Working during the first week 8-29-9-2
  3. Working during the first semester.
  4. School Return Guide.
  5. Back To school.
  6. Parents' Publication Ken World Championship.
  7. School Duties Regulation Policy.
  8. School Calendar for Academic Year.
  9. The Ministry's Policy on the Bases.
  10. School Policy for Formative Evaluation.
  11. Examination material for grades 3 to 12.
  12. Implementation of the tests for the second semester.
  13. KENKEN International Competition.
  14. Implementation of the third semester tests.
  15. IBT 2022-2023.
  1. Open for new registration.
  2. School Calendar.
  3. School Back Guide.
  4. Update to Circulation of Traffic and Traffic
  5. Student Behaviour Management at Sharouk Private School
  6. Regulation of the Regulation of Electronic Devices
  7. Diagnostic testing from grade 1 to grade 12
  8. Duties Management Policy
  9. Student Assessment Policy and Exam Application Controls
  10. How to Enroll in Scholastic English Reading Program Scholastic
  11. English Language Literacy Tests
  12. School Events Plan to Celebrate UAE 50th National Day
  13. Experimental Tests
  14. Important guidance on the ministerial test on Sunday 7-11-2021 and Monday 8-11-2021
  15. IBT international measurement test to improve 2021-2022 learning for 4th, 7th and 9th grades.
  16. End of first semester schedule
  17. Mechanism _ Working _ During _ Period _ Exams _ First semester
  18. Tamkeen programme for students in grades 1 to 4 and their need to be in school during this period.
  19. Second semester guidance
  20. How to get the results of the first semester 2021-2022 from the first grades until the twelfth
  21. Return to the school campus on Monday approved17 Jan 2022
  22. School's Letter to Parents on 22-01-2022
  23. Updated version of the student evaluation policy and summary of evaluation bases for the second semester
  24. Development of literary creativity among Sunrise students (advertisement of writers - students)
  25. Parents Communication Letter 30th January 2022‎‎
  26. Platform Assess Swift on test listening
  27. Meeting with a team from DIPLOMATHON
  28. Contact Letter with Parents
  29. Parents' Letter dated 15 February
  30. Parents' Message on the Latest Coronavirus Measures
  31. The mechanism of students' attendance during the exam period Second semester
  32. Parents' Letter 7-3-2022
  33. Amended instructions on students' attendance and the mechanism for implementing the tests of the end of the second semester
  34. Students' attendance during the holy month of Ramadan
  35. Timing of classes during Ramadan
  36. Ramadan Initiatives Letter‎‎
  37. Updates and instructions for resuming work after Eid al-Fitr holiday.
  38. Working mechanism during the final exam period Third semester - Letter from 25-5-2022
  39. Parents' Letter of 5-6-2022 Regarding the Mechanism of Implementation of Tests
  40. Parents' Letter 17-6-2022 Compensatory Examinations
  41. Parents' Letter dated 28-6-2022 Results of the third semester
  42. KENKEN

EVALUATION

moe exam

The MOE exam for all grade from the first primary grade to the twelfth grade

ibt

The International Benchmark Test (IBT), which is to measure the skills and concepts underlying the core subjects in Arabic, English, mathematics and science,.

pisa

paper-based test for schools (PBTS - PISA e-test and paper test . It is an assessment of students ’performance in reading, mathematics, and science for all tenth grade students in school..

timss

Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study. Exam for fourth and eighth grade students

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