Snapshot judgements
Pick a level to read only that step. Counts below are schools in the open-data extract, captured 1 January 2025. They are not a fresh ADEK inspection, and they are not a score on the six standards.
225 schools in the extract. 206 carry a judgement, including Very Weak when it appears. The five bars are the ladder only. N/A and Not applicable stay beside it. October 2025 ADEK totals are not in this chart.
Good43.1% of the file, 47.1% of judged schools.
Selected level
97 schools · 43.1% of the file
First sentence of the playbook note for four lead indicators. This is Nahjly's planning language, not the official ADEK descriptor.
Improvement path
Choose the school's current level. The timeline is Nahjly's planning language for the next step, one Irtiqaa standard at a time. The windows are estimates, not ADEK published durations.
Al Manara Private School - Shamkhah is recorded Acceptable in this snapshot.
Planning estimate: about one school year of the same review, repeated, rather than a new initiative each month. This is Nahjly's planning window, not an ADEK published duration.
1.1Attainment
Most students meet curriculum expectations and a growing share go beyond them.
Make the basic standard non-negotiable
Agree the minimum work students must produce each term in the three core areas, moderate a sample across classes, and reteach where the sample misses the standard. Review the same classes six weeks later rather than moving on.
Department toolkit1.2Progress
Most students, including lower-attaining groups, make better than expected progress over time.
Review progress for the groups that stall
Each half term, look only at students who made little gain. Agree a six-week response in class, not only an after-school club, and record whether the work got harder or merely longer.
Department toolkit1.3Learning skills
Most students explain their reasoning, use sources, and improve a first attempt.
Teach one improvement move
Choose a single routine, such as revising a paragraph against a checklist, and use it in every grade for a month. Look for students doing it without being walked through each line.
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