Abu Dhabi launches education survey, offers parents a year of tuition fees for their child

11 June 2025 17:30
SAMIHAH ZAMAN (ABU DHABI)The Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) has launched its 2024/2025 Parent Survey, and is offering parents an exciting opportunity to have their child's tuition fees paid for an entire year.ADEK launched the annual survey in a bid to gain feedback on the emirate's education policies and children's educational experiences in the 2024-2025 academic year. The emirate's education regulator will present parents who respond with a series of valuable prizes, including a fully paid year of education at their child's current school.'Help shape your child's learning experience. Your feedback directly influences education policies and programmes across schools in Abu Dhabi. We encourage both parents to take part,' the regulator said in an email shared with parents who have children enrolled in Abu Dhabi-based schools.'Get the chance to win paid school tuition fees when you complete our survey,' the ADEK email said, adding that parents who participate in the survey will be entered into a raffle draw.A series of other prizes on offer include theme park access, hotel staycations, flight tickets, and travel vouchers.ADEK reiterated that all responses will be kept confidential.
The regulator oversees private education in Abu Dhabi emirate, including at private schools, privately owned nurseries, and charter schools.
Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi

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