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CBSE · KG 1 to Grade 12

Every child grows at a different rate.

→ so we plan
before we teach
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Three centres · Hamdan · Madinat Zayed · Mussaffah Programme timings 09:00–15:10, Monday to Friday Office 07:30–18:00 · Transport available
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Which one is for my child?

Three programmes, from KG 1 to Grade 12, at any of our three centres in Abu Dhabi or online. Most parents know which one they need within a few seconds of reading these.

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Academic Readiness Programme

Monday to Friday, 09:00–15:10. A CBSE-aligned programme covering all major school subjects, to strengthen your child’s academic foundation and school readiness.

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Oh My Tutor

One to one or in a group of five. At the centre, which we prefer — or online, KG 1 to Grade 12, every subject. Sessions run 1 hour 30 minutes.

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PHLOEM Junior Creative Lab

Word, Excel, presentations, AI tools and video editing, for ages 11 to 18. Taught properly, not as a hobby class. Three days a week, two hours a session.

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What a session actually looks like

A student receiving her finished work from her tutor at PHLOEM Learning in Abu Dhabi
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One to one

One tutor, one student, one worked problem at a time. Ninety minutes, and nobody moves on until the concept is understood.

Three students together in a classroom at PHLOEM Learning in Abu Dhabi on National Day
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A group of five

Small enough that the tutor knows exactly where each child is. Children explain things to each other, which is when they find out what they actually understand.

A student holding a model he built at PHLOEM Junior Creative Lab in Abu Dhabi
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The Creative Lab

Two hours of building something real — a document, a presentation, an edit. They leave with the file, not with a worksheet.

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How we teach

  1. AssessA cognitive assessment, where your child needs one
  2. PlanA learning plan, in writing, for that child
  3. TeachThe concept, not the homework
  4. CheckWe reassess, so you can see it working
  5. ReportYou see the plan and the progress
Henna designs painted at a cultural day at PHLOEM Learning in Abu Dhabi

We teach the child, not the class.

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What happens when you get in touch

  1. 1

    You call or message us

    WhatsApp is usually fastest. We ask what grade your child is in and what is going wrong.

  2. 2

    Your child sits a free trial class

    A real class, not a sales meeting. It costs nothing and you are not committing to anything.

  3. 3

    We run a cognitive assessment, if required

    Where it will help, we assess before we teach — so the plan starts from what your child actually knows, not from what the syllabus assumes.

  4. 4

    You get a learning plan, in writing

    It says what we will work on, in what order, and how we will know it has worked.

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What you actually get

Not promises — the things that exist on paper, or on a screen, within your first few weeks.

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A free trial class

A real class before you pay anything. Your child sits in and works.

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A cognitive assessment, if required

Where it will help, we assess first and write down what your child actually knows.

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A learning plan, in writing

What we will work on, in what order, and how we will know it has worked.

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Progress checks

Reassessed as we go, so you can see whether the plan is working instead of hoping.

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Real files, from the Lab

A document, a presentation, a finished edit. Work your child can show.

From the people who teach them

An Open Letter

To the parents reading this,

Nobody tells you your child has fallen behind. You find out from a report card, months after it started.

By then the advice is always the same — more hours, more worksheets, more pressure. But a child who did not understand something in October will not understand it in March just because they have seen it forty more times.

So we start somewhere else. We find out exactly where the understanding stopped, we write it down, and we teach forward from there.

Come and see the place first.

PHLOEM International Learning Centre · Abu Dhabi

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Three centres in Abu Dhabi

Madinat Zayed

Bin Hamila Building, 4th Floor
Near GEMACO Building, Zone 1
Abu Dhabi

Hamdan Street

Room 303, 3rd Floor, Burj Al Arab Building
Near Yateem Opticals, Hamdan Street, Abu Dhabi

Mussaffah

Shabiya 12, Mussaffah, Abu Dhabi
All three centres run every programme, with transport available
Office hours 07:30–18:00
infophloemlearning@gmail.com
A study room set out with desks inside a PHLOEM Learning centre in Abu Dhabi

Life at the centre

Not everything that happens here is a lesson. These are ours, taken on the days they happened.

The PHLOEM Learning football team with their coaches before a match in Abu Dhabi
The football team, before kick-off
A student holding a painted fish he made for Environment Day at PHLOEM Learning
A painted fish, Environment Day
A student holding a framed picture of a bird made from twigs, cotton and paper
Twigs, cotton and paper — a bird frame
A student holding a flower vase built from lollipop sticks and paper flowers
A vase built from lollipop sticks
A student holding a model of a house and garden mounted on a painted board
A house, a garden, and the whole earth behind it
A student holding a paper collage he cut and laid by hand
Cut and laid by hand
A table laid with food before a shared meal at PHLOEM Learning in Abu Dhabi
The table, before everybody arrives
The same table part way through a shared meal at PHLOEM Learning
And once they had started on it
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What parents told us

“It was something new and special for Rinel. Every morning Rinel is too excited to go for summer camp.”
Parent · Summer camp, July–August
“On behalf of my daughter, I wanted to really appreciate the thought of nail stickers done last week. Even after reaching home, she was looking at her nails and very happy.”
Parent · Summer camp, July–August
“They enjoyed one month in summer camp, would like to say thank you to teacher…”
Parent · Summer camp, July–August
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Questions parents ask

Which grades do you take?

The Academic Readiness Programme runs from KG 1 and KG 2 through to Grade 10. Oh My Tutor covers Grade 1 to Grade 12 at the centre, and KG 1 to Grade 12 online. The Junior Creative Lab is for ages 11 to 18.

Which subjects do you cover?

Every subject on the CBSE syllabus for your child’s grade. That means English, Hindi, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Science and Social Science through the middle grades, and Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics at senior level. We teach Arabic and Hindi up to Grade 10, along with Islamic Education and Moral Education. We follow Indian Social Science rather than UAE Social Studies.

Is Oh My Tutor online or at the centre?

Both. We prefer at the centre, and you can come to Hamdan Street, Madinat Zayed or Mussaffah. Online tuition is also available, from KG 1 to Grade 12, in every subject.

Is the trial class really free?

Yes, and it is a real class rather than a sales meeting. Your child sits in, works, and you decide afterwards. There is nothing to pay and nothing to sign.

What are the programme timings?

The Academic Readiness Programme runs Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 15:10. Oh My Tutor sessions are 1 hour 30 minutes, on days set by the coordinator for each student. The Junior Creative Lab runs three days a week, two hours a session. In July and August we run a summer camp. Our office is open 07:30 to 18:00.

What is the difference between one to one and the group of five?

Both run with the same tutors, the same written plan and the same session length. In a group of five your child still gets individual attention, and they hear other students work through problems, which helps more than most parents expect. One to one suits a child who has fallen a long way behind, or one who is very far ahead.

What does the Junior Creative Lab teach?

Microsoft Word, Excel, building a presentation, using AI tools properly, and video editing. Practical skills for ages 11 to 18, taught seriously, so a student leaves with work they can show rather than a certificate.

Where are your centres, and is transport available?

Three centres in Abu Dhabi. Hamdan Street — Room 303, 3rd Floor, Burj Al Arab Building, near Yateem Opticals. Madinat Zayed — Bin Hamila Building, 4th Floor, near GEMACO Building, Zone 1. Mussaffah — Shabiya 12. All three run every programme, and transport is available for all programmes.

How do I start?

Message us on WhatsApp or call. We will ask what grade your child is in and what is going wrong, then book a free trial class. Where it will help we run a cognitive assessment, and you get a learning plan in writing.

Start with a free trial class

Tell us the grade and what is going wrong. We will do the rest.

Or WhatsApp +971 50 422 0679

Madinat Zayed

Bin Hamila Building, 4th Floor
Near GEMACO Building, Zone 1
+971 50 700 1397

Hamdan Street

Room 303, 3rd Floor, Burj Al Arab Building
Near Yateem Opticals, Abu Dhabi
+971 50 422 0679

Mussaffah & contact

Shabiya 12, Mussaffah
Office 07:30–18:00
infophloemlearning@gmail.com
+971 50 422 0679
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