Habitat Schools

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Habitat Schools Group
Habitat School
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Students in the library
Location


Information
TypePrivate
Founded2002
School districtAjman
ChairmanH.E Sulthan Bin Saqer Al Nuaimi
DirectorMr Shamzu Zaman
GenderCo-educational
Education systemCBSE
Classes offeredKindergarten through 12th
Hours in school day7:30 am – 4.30 pm
Slogan"Learn Something From Everything"
Websitehabitatschool.org

The Habitat Schools Group is a private group of schools, with three schools situated in different areas of Ajman in the United Arab Emirates.[1] It is the school that introduced the concept of Budget schooling in the northern emirates.[citation needed]

Overview

The first school of the group International Indian school, was established in 2002, and by 2014, the second school Habitat School, Al Jurf was established with a new concept of schooling by merging the possibilities of space, pedagogy, and technology.[citation needed]

One of the strengths of expatriate education is the cultural variety and linguistic plurality.[citation needed] Habitat schools’ welcoming community is a space where different people from different continents and backgrounds come together with a common mission at heart: “Sharing and Caring for humanity”.[citation needed]

As the schools, which introduced budget schooling in northern emirates, the mission was to make quality education accessible to all students, regardless of their cultural and financial status.[citation needed][when?] For many expatriate students, school is the only space of socialization and it is the place where the majority of their life is spent.[citation needed]

The campuses are designed for students to explore a wide range of experiences, ranging from farming to computer coding.[citation needed] With more than 2000+ trees in the campuses, the students have a green-calm environment for their studies. There is also an organic farm with a greenhouse where students learn about plants and farming.

The schools aim to introduce recent educational practices, for students to experience the basics of various domains during their school days.[citation needed] This has subsequently made the school group ‘The first in the UAE’ in many areas, from farming to an Artificial Intelligence Lab.[citation needed] The schools emphasise instilling the students with a sense of social responsibility and compassion for others and the wider living world. There are 46 nationalities and many cultures in the schools.

The schools under Habitat Schools Group are:[citation needed]

  1. International Indian School, Al Jurf which was established in 2002.[2]
  2. Habitat School, Al Jurf was established in 2014.[3]
  3. Habitat School, Al Tallah which was established in 2014.[4]

Curriculum

Habitat Schools follows the CBSE curriculum.[citation needed] The school follows the guidelines and the vision of the UAE Ministry of Education and the guidelines on curriculum as per the vision of the National Curriculum Framework [NCF] 2005.[citation needed] Through education, the schools aim to nurture the next generation of global citizens by recognizing their skills and facilitating their development.[citation needed] In Habitat schools, students are part of a global community that values and respects diversity.[citation needed] There are six-second language options: Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, French, Malayalam and Bangla.[citation needed] Day boarding services are also offered.

Features

The schools feature the following.[citation needed]

Academic and Co-Curricular Focus
  • Exceptional performance in CBSE Board Exams in the past years.
  • Consistent mentoring of students through various academic support programmes and constant feedback for ensuring optimal learning.
  • Stellar student achievements across grades in coding initiatives and competitions.
Advanced & Responsive Learning platforms
  • Advanced Learning Management System (LMS) enables students to access learning resources. It includes personalized learning resources, assessments, live class help, and student monitoring.
  • Staff and parents access the NOS UK online learning platform to guarantee students are educated safely online.

Learning Innovations and Initiatives

  • Data-Driven Schooling – Using LMS data to improve student performance.
  • In 2020, the launch of the first Artificial Intelligence lab & introduction of aspects of AI curriculum from elementary grades.
  • Values-based programmes like Wings, Habitat for Hope, Habitat for Tomorrow, and innovative summer assignments.

Facilities

The schools have the following facilities:[citation needed]

  • Football ground
  • Swimming Pool
  • Cyber Square
  • Basketball Court
  • Play areas for Kingergarten and Grades
  • Badminton Court
  • Volleyball Court
  • Farming area for Students and Parents
  • Indoor Court
  • Auditorium with LED Screen
  • Language Labs
  • Music, Dance, Yoga and Karate Training
  • Special Facilities for Students of Determination
After School’ Learn On’ programme

After-school day boarding facilities as a part of the ‘Learn On’ include the following activities: Football, Swimming, Cyber Square, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Music, Dance, Yoga, Karate.[citation needed]

The centrepiece of the School complex is the Cybersquare.[5] including: Digital Classrooms, Library, Organic Farming, Community Spaces, Indoor & Outdoor Play Area, Mentoring.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ "Habitat School Ajman". Edarabia. Retrieved 27 September 2022.
  2. ^ "Habitat International Indian School".
  3. ^ https://ajm.habitatschool.org/
  4. ^ https://tallah.habitatschool.org/
  5. ^ "Habitat Model".