NEALA Arabic Academy
The Beacon Centre, Westgate Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 9PN
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Arabic School for Children
NEALA Arabic school for children started in September 2014. The school accepts students from age 4 to 15 years old. The main aim of the school is to teach the young learners the Arabic language from total beginners to GCSE & A-level. The school has Arabic classes for native and non-native speakers of Arabic. We use comprehensive curriculums and interactive methods in the classroom, children learn Arabic through playing,
touching, colouring, and other enjoyable activities and environment. The school only teaches Modern Standard Arabic ( فصحى ), and builds the four skills simultaneously (reading, speaking, listening, writing). Students linguistic abilities in Arabic is developed through all the aspects of the language and covers all topics and themes of daily life. Our target is to graduate students who are able to communicate, express themselves and understand written or spoken Arabic.
The Beacon Centre, Westgate Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 9PN
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Arabic School for Children NEALA Arabic school for children started in September 2014. The school accepts students from age 4 to 15 years old. The main aim of the school is to teach the young learners the Arabic language from total beginners to GCSE & A-level. The school has Arabic classes for native and non-native speakers of Arabic. We use comprehensive curriculums and interactive methods in the classroom, children learn Arabic through playing, touching, colouring, and other enjoyable activities and environment. The school only teaches Modern Standard Arabic ( فصحى ), and builds the four skills simultaneously (reading, speaking, listening, writing). Students linguistic abilities in Arabic is developed through all the aspects of the language and covers all topics and themes of daily life. Our target is to graduate students who are able to communicate, express themselves and understand written or spoken Arabic.