Abu Dhabi to open the campus on the island of Fahid to the prestigious UK Kings College School Wimbledon. world News
Elder Education has announced to open the first regional campus of the British Institute in Abu Dhabi, as stated by Gulf News, in partnership with the UK’s prestigious King’s College School Wimbledon. The new K-12 school will be located on the island of Fahid, which is the latest luxury mixed-utility destination of Emirates, and opening in September 2028, which is the regulatory approval pending with Abu Dhabi Education and Knowledge Department (ADEK).The school will occupy the 50,000 square meter campus and adjust 2,220 students, which will offer a super-pramium British education designed to provide a straight passage to the top universities in the world. This is a major step in Elder’s comprehensive education strategy and the first school confirmed to Fahid Island after its formal launch last week.
Global reputation comes to Abu Dhabi
King’s College School Wimbledon has been ranked in the top independent schools in the UK, which is famous for its harsh educational standards, overall education models and strong records of university placements in elite institutions worldwide.Talal al -Dhyby, CEO of the group of Elder, said, “This new school at the center of Fahid Island will further strengthen the position of Abu Dhabi as a major destination for world -class education and a global center for talent development.” He described the cooperation as a reflection of Elder’s “fast -growing education portfolio and commitment to educational excellence”.Carl Gross, director of International Schools at King’s College School Wimbledon, said, “Bringing an authentic Kings College School Wimbledon Education in the region is an exciting milestone in our ambition for the creation of a global family of world class international schools. This new partnership provides a unique and inspiring opportunity for students to experience the transformational effect of a king’s education in Abu Dhabi, which prepares them to flourish in the world beyond school.,
Educational ecosystem of Abu Dhabi
The upcoming school is ready to integrate a strong focus on state -of -the -art educational features, comprehensive sports infrastructure and student’s good. Vikas aligns with a comprehensive vision to promote a balanced, nature-acquired lifestyle to the island, and follows the plans of the Elder to create a high-end residential and commercial destinations, fully equipped, furnished the island.In a statement by Gulf News, Elder confirmed that the future stages of the island would include additional educational institutions and hotels, which would strengthen the destination’s appeal as a fully integrated lifestyle community.Sahar Cooper, CEO of Elder Education, said: “The overall approach of the school for education, anchor in strong values, rich co-textual programs, and individual rustic care will add a new dimension to offer an alder education, and support Abu Dhabi vision to become a regional center for excellence in education.”
Extension of educational access in Abu Dhabi
This new addition is part of the large development trajectory of the Elder Education, which aims to expand its network in Yas Island, Khalifa City and Sadiyat Island. According to Elder, it is planning to add more than 4,000 students seats up to 2028–2029 academic year, ensuring widespread access to high quality, diverse educational opportunities throughout the Emirates.Kings College School Wimbledon Campus in Abu Dhabi also marks along with the second major British school announced in recent months Henga Confirming a place in Abu Dhabi through Talam. This step confirms the increasing stature of the capital as a global education center.
