Emirates Future International Academy, Mussafah, Abu Dhabi, UAE, is one of the leading Indian schools in Abu Dhabi, following the CBSE curriculum that provides conducive learning environment and excellent infrastructure for quality education.
At present the school functions with a dedicated team of about 102 teachers and 1300 students working towards achieving skills and values necessary to face the challenges of the 21st century. The students’ vibrant activities manifest in 13 clubs like the Eco-Club, Heritage Club, Health and Safety, Literary, Art and Craft Club, IT Club, Mathematics Club, Marketing Club, Sports Club,
Emirates Future International Academy (EFIA) has its campus in the industrial city of Abu Dhabi, located in Sector 10. Our resources, both human and material, are remarkably geared to prepare the students for the 21st century. We are permanently affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) , New Delhi, and the autonomous federal board, under the Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) Government of India, since 1993 (the highest authority of education in India). We are also recognized by the Abu Dhabi Educational Council (ADEC) and Ministry of Education (MOE), United Arab Emirates (UAE). This school adheres to a strict educational regimen and extra-curricular activities that inspire the highest levels of overall academic excellence among all students.
Our students are provided with ample opportunities to develop their varied interests through the curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular activities. The school’s yearly CBSE Board Examination results testify a noteworthy escalation in the academics sector. EFIA has been in the news with commendable achievements right from the time it began functioning in 2008 with 869 students and 53 teachers. The very same year EFIA came out with flying colors bagging the third position in UAE in the final CBSE Board examinations. In the Inter-School Competitions conducted in sports, cultural and literary activities students of EFIA reveal exemplary talents. The many feathers in our cap unfold kaleidoscopic accomplishments achieved by the brilliant resourcefulness and hard work of our students, teachers, Principal, Vice-Principal, headed by Honorable Chairman Dr Francis Cleetus, the guiding spirit behind the success of the school.
At present the school functions with a dedicated team of 170 teachers and 2800 students. The students’ vibrant activities are also manifest in club organizations like the Eco-Club, Heritage Club, Health and Safety, Literary, Community Service and more. EFIA is lucidly meticulous to incorporate innovative ideas that are vital to improve the quality of education to the level of accomplishing the 21st century skills, which are fundamentally essential for growing children to understand and face the world around them.
The school believes in helping students to develop their full potential in every field of their interest by motivating them to join inter-school competitions held in UAE. We ignite students’ minds with a whole array of experiential learning needed to help them adapt quickly to careers and opportunities waiting in the world outside the school. The laudable accomplishments in the school adorned by EFIANS bear testimony to the opportunities and facilities provided in the school. Students are encouraged to manage clubs and events with all the essential skills needed to cultivate a scientific mind that expresses beyond academics. The well-appreciated student activities and learning experiences, which have resulted in distinguished commendations, have catapulted the school’s status to one of an ideal graduating ground for students to develop the resourcefulness needed to find innovative solutions to social, economic, environmental and other global issues, in order to make the world a better place to live in.
Our study tours are replete with the necessary guidelines that help in experiential learning, resulting in a tangible perspective gained through first-hand experience. This enhances the students’ efficiency and understanding of what they study in the classroom in relation to the world outside.
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"ACHIEVING HEIGHTS WITH EXCELLENCE"
Any parent trying to seek admissions for their ward(s) to a CBSE school..I state DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD TO THIS SCHOOL.
I,myself, have been pupil of this school for nearly a decade,so I know a thing or two. I have seen EFIA's beginnings, and I'm sorry to say there has been no change in the status quo hitherto.
Atrocious facilities,limited recreational entertainments,constant shuffling of the array of teachers(even during the middle of an academic year) are the hallmarks of this school.Many of the staff are grossly underpaid.As a result,the teaching quality has deteriorated. Not to mention the daylight robbery involved.
I reiterate: DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD TO THIS SCHOOL!!!
Good school for kg section. But for primary vast improvement required. No playground. Auditorium is not upto the mark.fees are ok.but Will find cheaper schools with more facilities nearby.
Ok School. Studied here until 6th Grade. Instead of students, teachers bunk clasess regularly especially Arabic Teachers. No Proper Playground and no proper sports facilities. Auditorium is okay but toilets are unacceptable.
good school
Not so bad.My friend used to study there.He said is was an ok kind of school
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EFIA is one of the worst schools that i have been to in my student life, in which I had to switch to four schools including this one. This school has a very racist management, unless and until you are also indian then you are fine. The school does not give a fair chance to developing students but only prefers to keep the ones who are doing the best. Along with being racist, the management itself is often very mismanaged. Whenever we went to pay our fees, there always used be just one lady serving the parents with a very bad expression on her face, as if she hates to even look at the parents and you should go with a whole day in hand as the lady is very slow. Despite of complaining, the lady has still not been replaced and when i visited the school after a few years (towards end of 2015), she was still working there with the same disgusting attitude. The principal is not be respected at all because she treated me and my parents like garbage and she even had the guts to shout at my parents as vice-principal, back when i was still enrolled in the school. Now she is principal so imagine how much havoc she must be creating for struggling students. Do the right thing by not even considering this school and you should know what's best for your child.