Ministry of Education · UAE
Wayground

National Math Dashboard

K–8 Mathematics · Government Schools

Demo data

Adoption

How widely Wayground is used
Emirates active
0%
0/7
Schools onboarded
9.8%
0
Teachers active
4.1%
0
Students active / month
13.6%
0
Assessments / month
2.7%
0

Outcomes

What that usage is producing
Avg. math mastery
1.9%
0%
Auto-differentiated
8.9%
0%
Remediation students improved
5.2%
0%

Demo data — school, teacher and student counts are illustrative, not official MoE figures.

Adoption is driving outcomes

National picture, current term

National adoption
80%
of schools onboarded
73%
of teachers active
National outcomes
68.7%
avg. math mastery
65%
remediation students improved
67% expected
Adoption vs outcome by emirate

United Arab Emirates

Select an emirate to drill down

FujairahSharjahRas Al KhaimahDubaiAbu DhabiUmm Al QuwainAjman
Adoption
Low
High

Outcome gaps by emirate

Adoption vs math mastery — where usage is not converting to learning

Outcome gaps by emirate
UnderutilizedModel
Critical priorityImpact gap
Ranked by gap vs expected
  • Impact gap
    Sharjah
    weakest strand: Algebra, Patterns and Functions · 41%
    -19
    vs expected
  • Impact gap
    Ras Al Khaimah
    weakest strand: Data Analysis and Probability · 50%
    -13
    vs expected
  • Critical priority
    Fujairah
    weakest strand: Algebra, Patterns and Functions · 37%
    -10
    vs expected
  • Critical priority
    Ajman
    weakest strand: Algebra, Patterns and Functions · 59%
    -6
    vs expected
  • Model
    Abu Dhabi
    weakest strand: Geometry and Measurement · 60%
    -3
    vs expected
  • Model
    Dubai
    weakest strand: Financial Mathematics · 74%
    +3
    vs expected
  • Underutilized
    Umm Al Quwain
    weakest strand: Financial Mathematics · 53%
    +12
    vs expected

Strand mastery by emirate

Blended mastery, current term

EmirateNumbers and OperationsAlgebra, Patterns and FunctionsGeometry and MeasurementData Analysis and ProbabilityFinancial Mathematics
Abu Dhabi
84%
72%
60%
78%
61%
Dubai
87%
79%
78%
88%
74%
Sharjah
62%
41%
62%
61%
50%
Ajman
69%
59%
66%
63%
61%
Umm Al Quwain
85%
71%
85%
75%
53%
Ras Al Khaimah
69%
64%
56%
50%
51%
Fujairah
53%
37%
52%
56%
50%

Adoption & performance trends

By academic term

Mastery by term — year over year

2025–26 vs 2024–25

Teacher engagement & training

Engagement and optional professional development — no certification

Active teachers
73%
of math teachers active this term
Training attendance
63%
attended optional PD this term
Assignments / teacher
10.4
per week
Auto-differentiation use
66%
Auto-differentiated

Teacher engagement by emirate

Engagement and optional professional development — no certification

Upcoming training

Sessions scheduled this term

  • Oct
    06
    Math pedagogy deep-dive
    Abu Dhabi · 220 seats
  • Oct
    13
    Formative assessment in practice
    Dubai · 180 seats
  • Nov
    03
    Adaptive pathways & differentiation
    Sharjah · 140 seats

Action center

Interventions tied to named gaps — with before/after tracking

Objective 8.2.2.1 is the weakest nationally

Equations in (Grade 8) sits at 33% national mastery, with the widest gap in Ras Al Khaimah. Launch a targeted objective-level intervention.

Sharjah: high adoption, low impact

Adoption is 86% but mastery is 58% — usage is not converting to learning. Assign a regional team to audit instructional practice.

Remediation pathway for 2.7.3.1

Enroll below-basic students in Fujairah into an adaptive remediation pathway for Subtract ThreeDigit Numbers.

Wayground · Ministry of Education · UAE · 2026 · Demo data