Emirates Future International Academy

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Emirates Future International Academy
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Emirates Future International Academy

UAE
Coordinates 24°20′7″N54°31′56″E / 24.33528°N 54.53222°E / 24.33528; 54.53222
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Type Private
Motto Education Leads To Perfection
Established2008
ChairmanDr. Francis Cleetus
Gender Co-educational
Language English
Website www.efiaschool.com

Emirates Future International Academy (EFIA) is a school in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education of India. [1] EFIA was established in 2008. EFIA is a sister concern of The Wisdom High School and Al Maali Private School. The School had opened after the closing of The Wisdom High School. The School has 2900 students and 160 teachers approximately.

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EFIA started in the year 2008 with 869 students and 53 teachers; but now, it has 2900 students.

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References

  1. "Emirates Future International Academy". Central Board of Secondary Education. Archived from the original on 16 October 2013. Retrieved 21 June 2012.