The Cambridge High School, Abu Dhabi is a British-curriculum, co-educational school in Mussafah (Mohammed Bin Zayed City), established in 1988 and part of the GEMS Education network — one of the emirate's longest-established British schools. It follows the National Curriculum for England from Foundation Stage through Cambridge IGCSE and on to AS and A Level, and is a Cambridge International approved examination centre. The school is organised into Primary (FS2 and Years 1-6) and Secondary (Years 7-13) sections, with mixed intake but separate classes in the upper school. Rated Very Good by ADEK (a rating it has held since 2022), it serves around 1,780 students from 45 nationalities — the largest group Indian — and reports A Level results consistently above UK national averages.