Students are set to work with MIT, The Juilliard School, and UNICEF in the near future
Students from some of the UAE’s top schools are benefitting greatly from global opportunities through collaborations with world-class institutions like MIT, The Juilliard School, and UNICEF.
The schools involved are the British International School Abu Dhabi (BIS Abu Dhabi), Nord Anglia International School Abu Dhabi (NAS Abu Dhabi), Nord Anglia International School Dubai (NAS Dubai), and Swiss International School Dubai (SISD).
These partnerships develop creativity, leadership, and resilience, preparing students for success in a globalised world.
Students benefit from a diverse array of international trips and extracurricular activities, enriching both their academic and personal development.
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At BIS Abu Dhabi, students participate in cultural exchange and community service trips, such as an annual expedition to Tanzania, where they help build educational facilities and support local communities.
NAS Abu Dhabi offers over 95 activities through its #MEtime and Enrichment Activities Programmes, fostering leadership and personal growth.
NAS Dubai’s extensive international trips have taken over 1,300 students to destinations like the USA, Cambodia, and Japan. These trips encourage personal growth and global citizenship.
Similarly, SISD integrates international experiences with the IB curriculum, expanding students’ perspectives through trips to Kenya and Switzerland.
With upcoming plans, including BIS Abu Dhabi’s Hajj trip in 2025 and NAS Abu Dhabi’s trips to Tanzania and Switzerland, Nord Anglia’s UAE schools are committed to expanding global experiences.
These opportunities are preparing students to become well-rounded, globally minded individuals, ready to thrive in an interconnected world.
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