Philippine Global School, Abu Dhabi

Below is the grading system at Philippine Global School:

The school follows the curriculum of the Philippines. In the primary grades, students learn a variety of subjects, including:

• English and Filipino Communication Arts
• Mathematics
• Information and Computer Technology (ICT)
• Science
• Elective areas like Reading/Writing
• Civics/Social Studies
• Arabic Language
• Home Economics and Livelihood Education (HELE)
• Music, Arts, and Physical Education (MAPE)
• Character Education (CE)
• Islamic Culture/Studies for Muslim Students

For those in Junior High School, the subjects are slightly different but include many of the same areas:

• English and Filipino Communication Arts
• Mathematics
• Science
• Civics/Social Studies
• Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE)
• ICT
• Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health (MAPEH)
• Values Education (VE)
• Arabic Language
• Islamic Culture/Studies for Muslim Students

Starting in Grade 7, students also have the option to take elective subjects tailored to their grade level, such as Basic Mathematics in Grade 7, Business Mathematics in Grade 8, Introduction to Research and Trigonometry in Grade 9, and Experimental Research, Calculus, and Statistics in Grade 10.

Arabic is taught from Grade 1 through Grade 10, and Islamic Culture and Studies are mandatory for Muslim students.

The school uses a cumulative grading system, with 70% based on previous grading periods and 30% on the current period. Students must score at least 50 marks, equivalent to a 75 rating, to pass.

If you're considering applying to The Philippine Global School, the school handbook provides detailed information about the school's academic expectations, rules, and guidelines.

The school can expel students due to poor academic performance or bad behaviour. Parents can visit the school's Abu Dhabi office to learn about the admissions process. The admission form must be filled out and submitted with all necessary documents. After submission and acceptance, the school will contact the parents to arrange an assessment for the student.

Suppose the student successfully passes the assessment and meets the admission criteria. In that case, parents are required to meet with the principal, sign an agreement, and be briefed on the school's performance standards and educational approach.

Upon agreement, parents should contact the finance office for information on tuition fees and transportation services. It's important to know that the documents needed for admission may vary by grade level. Here is a summary:

For new students and those transferring from the Philippines or other countries:

• Completed enrollment, bus, and health forms
• Transcript of records authenticated by relevant authorities
• Most recent report card
• Three passport-sized photos of the student
• Birth certificate photocopy
• Passport photocopy with valid UAE residence visa for both student and sponsor
• Immunisation record or health card

For students entering KG1, KG2, and Grade 1:

• Filled-out enrollment, health, and bus forms
• Three passport-sized student photos
• Birth certificate photocopy
• Passport photocopy with valid UAE residence visa for both student and sponsor

All necessary documents must be provided at the time of enrollment. A slip confirming admission will be given, which must be shown to the class adviser on the first school day. Incomplete requirements may lead to losing the student's place at the school.

For returning students of The Philippine Global School:

• Completed Enrollment, Health, and Bus Forms
• The original Progress Report Card from the previous grade/year
• Two passport-size photos

The Philippine Global School offers bus services for its students. Families interested in using the school bus must sign up for this service during enrollment. The school's transportation services adhere to the guidelines set by the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK).

• Telephone: +971-2-447-3366
• Email: info@thephilippineglobalschool.com