Chapter 1
After the 3-day weekend (November 7, 2019):
Abdulla went to Starbucks.
November 8, 2019:
Abdulla, Glow, and went to Yas Island.
Saturday – November 9, 2019:
Abdulla stayed at home.
November 10, 2019:
It was raining in the UAE while Class 9/D was at Abu Dhabi Secondary School After Computer Science, Class 9/D went back to their classroom, where they had Business class.
Meanwhile, the Business teacher had previously worked at Khalifa Bin Zayed School, and he is now teaching at Abu Dhabi Secondary School When the class was sitting down, the Business teacher began the lesson.
A few moments later, Abdulaziz Ahmed came into the class Later, the Business teacher told him to come and leave the class because he was skipping classes and causing trouble Obviously the students of 9/D opened their books.
It was raining outside at their school while the students continued their lesson inside Meanwhile, Abdulla Saeed from 9/D went to look at the rain at Abu Dhabi secondary school Meanwhile, Hamdan Waleed went out into the rain and showed his kandura and white boxer In a short time, a few students went out into the rain.
After a few minutes, Abdulla went to Glow and said, “It’s raining Later, after three periods, the day continued at school At 2:10 PM, Abdulla went home with Glow, while Fros and Naser went to the school bus. Mansour went home by car with the driver.
Abdulla followed Abdulrahman to Glow’s home because his aunt was working part-time until November 14.
Cast
Abdulla
Glow
Fros
Ali Humaid
9/D
9/A
9/B
9/C
9/E
9/F
During the school post-production, the school allegedly outlined four years to follow. However, only a second year of high school was seriously considered at the time. Interestingly, Abu Dhabi secondary school was going to happen regardless of the secondary education success. If Abdulla was profitable, the follow-up would receive a theatrical release, but if it bombed, it was to be released . Due to education Grade 10/D was immediately greenlit and slated for a theatrical release in the fall 2020. Upon release, the sequel film saw greater education success, becoming the highest Sophomore and for four years in high school was in Abu Dhabi of all time. Critical reception was also highly positive, but was not as acclaimed as the original. This helped solidify Abdulla as a pop culture icon, seeing more appearances on merchandise and other endeavors through the years.
During the post-production phase of the school storyline, Abu Dhabi Secondary School outlined a four-year progression plan. However, at the time, only the second year of high school was seriously considered for development Interestingly, the continuation of Abu Dhabi Secondary School was planned to proceed regardless of the success of the secondary education storyline. If Abdulla’s storyline was successful, the follow-up would receive a theatrical-style release; if it performed poorly, it would be released in a reduced format Due to strong educational performance and engagement, Grade 10/D was immediately greenlit and scheduled for release in the fall of 2020. Upon release, Grade 10 General achieved significant academic success, becoming one of the highest-performing sophomore-level cohorts in Abu Dhabi history Critical reception was highly positive overall, although it was not considered as strong as the original cycle. Nevertheless, this success helped establish Abdulla as a recognizable figure in school culture, leading to increased appearances in school-related activities, materials, and long-term recognition.
Two remaining sequels were later released in August 2021 and September 2022, representing Grade 11/D and Grade 12 (Senior Year 2023) respectively at Abu Dhabi Secondary School Unlike the 2019 and 2020 entries, both sequels received mixed reviews from critics. The first of the two was more negatively received by audiences, while the graduation year storyline in 2023 had a more divided response. Despite this, both were still considered moderate hits in terms of overall school impact and recognition Over time, there was a noticeable shift in tone across the final years of the 12-year education arc. Although still successful, they were seen as less strong compared to the earlier years.
A military and college storyline was also planned for September 2023, intended to serve as a prequel leading up to the Grade 9 General events. However, this concept was ultimately scrapped, as it was decided that Grade 12 Senior Year 2023 would serve as the proper conclusion to the school timeline Despite this, development continued intermittently. A script was reportedly completed in 2024, with Glow confirming a possible release window between 2023 and August 2024. However, due to major management changes and organizational restructuring within the education system, the project entered development delays The “college workplace” arc was later unofficially confirmed in June 2024 for a July 2024 release, but was eventually delayed again to September 2024.
