"Language is a dynamic and essential element of culture. Understanding the profound connection between language and culture helps us appreciate the diversity of human societies and the crucial role language plays in preserving and evolving these cultures..."

At the IAC's very own school, the aim is not just to keep alive the beautiful Arabic language, but also to encourage the students from different regions and race to become more compassionate, creative, analytical and critical learners who  understand and accept the others and their differences.
Founded in 1976, the Dr. Esmat Al Said School, in London
has helped to  educate hundreds of British Arab children and places high value on passing the GCSE exam.
It currently employs 13 teachers  with an intake of 180 pupils per annum.

http://www.iacarabicschool.co.uk/