Al Safia, Ajman
A bilingual nursery in Al Safia, Ajman
We follow the British EYFS framework in English and Arabic — with Quran reading, tree planting and football along the way. Come and see the rooms, meet the team, and ask us anything you like.
4.5 on Google · 63 reviews
The short version
- Where we are
- 36-34 Ali Bin Abi Talib Street
Al Safia, Ajman - Curriculum
- British EYFS
- Languages
- English and Arabic
- Opening hours
- Call the nursery
Why families choose us
Three things worth knowing before you visit
Rather than a long list, here is what actually makes a day here different.
Two languages, side by side
English and Arabic run through the whole day — in stories, songs, play and conversation. Arabic is not a lesson slotted into the week; it is one of the languages the nursery is run in.
Easy to talk to
Parents tell us this is what they value most: you can call, message, or simply ask at pick-up, and get a straight answer about your child's day.
More than a classroom
Quran reading, tree planting and football are part of what we do — not paid extras bolted on at the end of term.
Our approach
The British EYFS, taught in two languages
The Early Years Foundation Stage is the framework used in British nurseries and schools. In practice it means we plan around how young children actually learn — through play, repetition, movement and talk — rather than sitting them down to be taught at.
It also means we watch and record how each child is getting on across the areas that matter at this age: communication and language, physical development, personal and social development, literacy, maths, understanding the world, and expressive arts.
Alongside the framework
Quran reading
Part of the weekly rhythm for the children who take part.
Tree planting
Children plant, water and watch things grow — patience and care, learned slowly.
Football
Running, balance, taking turns and being on a team.
Programmes
Which group would my child join?
Children are grouped by age and stage. Because we would rather tell you exactly what is available this term than publish something that goes out of date, please ask us — we will tell you straight away which group your child fits and whether we have a place.
A day here
What a day is built around
Exact timings are confirmed when you visit, because they shift a little by age group. The shape of the day does not.
- 01
Arriving
A settled start. Children are welcomed by name, hang up their things, and choose something to do while everyone arrives.
- 02
Focused learning
Short, purposeful sessions in English and Arabic — letters and sounds, numbers, stories and talk — in small groups.
- 03
Play that does the work
Open-ended materials, building, sand and water, drawing and making. This is where most early learning actually happens.
- 04
Moving and outdoors
Physical play, football, and time with the plants children have put in the ground themselves.
- 05
Together time
Stories, songs and Quran reading — the calm part of the day, and the part children most often talk about at home.
- 06
Home time
A hand-over that tells you something real about the day, not just that it was fine.
Safety and care
Ask us the hard questions
Choosing a nursery is mostly a question of trust, and trust should be earned with answers rather than adjectives. These are the questions we think you should ask any nursery — including this one — and we will answer every one of them on your visit.
The building has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking.
- How many adults are with my child's group, and who are they?
- What happens if my child is hurt, or becomes ill during the day?
- How do you handle allergies and medication?
- Who is allowed to collect my child, and how do you check?
- How will you settle my child in during the first weeks?
- How and when will you tell me how my child is getting on?
Our nursery
The rooms your child would be in
These are photographs of our own setting, not stock images. The best way to judge a nursery is still to stand in it — so come and see the rest.
What families say
Rated 4.5 by families on Google
We would rather point you at reviews we do not control than write our own. The rating below is live on our Google listing, where you can read every review in full.
4.5 on Google · 63 reviews
What reviewers mention most
- Kind treatment
- Cleanliness
- Child safety
- Easy dealing with parents
Visit us
Come and see the nursery
We are on Ali Bin Abi Talib Street in Al Safia, Ajman. Call ahead and we will make sure someone is free to show you around properly.
- Address
- 36-34 Ali Bin Abi Talib Street, Al Safia, Ajman, United Arab Emirates
- Call
- 055 504 9296
Questions parents ask us
The things families most often want to know before they call.
Where exactly are you?
36-34 Ali Bin Abi Talib Street, Al Safia, Ajman. The Google Plus Code is CF7G+8M Ajman, which will take you to the door.
What ages do you take?
Please call and ask — we will tell you immediately whether your child's age group has a place this term. We would rather give you a current answer than publish one that goes stale.
What curriculum do you follow?
The British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), taught in both English and Arabic. Quran reading, tree planting and football sit alongside it.
Is the nursery bilingual, or is Arabic a separate lesson?
Genuinely bilingual. Both languages run through the ordinary day — stories, songs, instructions and conversation — rather than Arabic being timetabled as a subject.
What are your opening hours?
Please call to confirm. Our hours are currently listed differently on our old website and on Google, and we would rather give you the correct times directly than have you arrive at the wrong hour.
Come and have a look around
Bring your child, ask everything on your list, and see how the rooms feel. That is how you will know.
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