Anyone who has been in the UAE for some time will know of someone who has been educated at St. Mary’s. Practically an institution, St Mary’s, based in Oud Metha in Dubai, is home to almost 1929 students, girls and boys, aged from 5 to 19. The school is one of the oldest educational institutions in the Emirates. It was founded in 1968, and is said to be something of an anomaly in following a broadly Catholic curriculum for Religious Studies (a choice of study is allowed).
Al Twar located Star International School is one of a very select few schools to have improved its KHDA rating in the 2014 period, moving up to a Good rating from Acceptable.
Sharjah American International School provides an American-based curriculum within the framework of traditional Islamic values. It is SAIS’s overriding belief that students learn to their optimum in a caring, nurturing environment which recognizes the importance of the local culture and traditions.
The Swiss International Scientific School, Dubai is located in a quiet location close to the remaining boat building yards at Al Jaddaf, a short distance from the Business Bay bridge. Currently the school stands entirely alone and makes a striking impression from all sides.
Hor Al Anz located Queen International School is a K-12 school providing education in English for 1,257 students boys and girls aged three to 18 years. Approximately 21 per cent of students are Emirati, with the majority of pupils being Arab nationals.
SABARI means “effecting change to transform for the better”. The vision of the school is “To create a transformative learning culture that enables children to Share, Innovate and Succeed in life and work!!!”.
Indian International High School, Dubai is a private K-12 school located in Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai. It currently caters to more than 1900 students. The school is rated Acceptable by the KHDA, a ranking it has held for three years in a row. This puts it sharply at odds with its sister schools in Garhoud and Zabeel both of which have received Outstanding ratings by the KHDA. The Indian High School Dubai claims to be Dubai’s very first private school, opening its doors in 1961.
Based in Al Nahda, Dubai, Central School is a mixed school, taking children from 3 to 18 years of age. It presently has almost 3304 students on its register, following the Indian based National Council for Education and Research and Training syllabus (NCERT) until Grade 9, and then the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) examination syllabuses until Grade 12.
Philadelphia Private School follows the American Curriculum. Learners graduating from PPS can join any reputable university of their choice based on their school performance and achievement on world-recognized Standardized Tests (SAT I and TOEFL IBT), which the school thoroughly prepares its learners to, as early as KG I.
American International School Dubai is a private, independent institution that serves students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 (ages 3 to 18). It presently has just over 2300 students (up 100 over last year and 500 over two years) made up of over 60 nationalities, the majority of which are Arab nationals. The school has 144 teachers, and 17 teaching assistants giving it a relatively weak teacher to student ratio.
1988 saw the inauguration of the big School building, the architecture of which reflects our religion, culture and national identity. A person no lesser than the then-President, (Late) General Zia-ul-Haq inaugurated the building, who commended the School results and March Past, acknowledging the significance of facilitating the Pakistani community with a huge School building.
The Oxford School provides a UK IGCSE and A’ Level based education to 2,303 boys and girls from Foundation Stage to post-16 (three to 18 years).Children from Pakistani families represent the singe largest demographic, with children from Arab nations the second.
Our own High School, Al Warqa, is a GEMS owned and run school, serving 4,688 predominantly Indian boys aged 5-19 (KG to Grade 12). The CBSE based school currently has a rating of Good by Dubai’s education regulator, the KHDA, a level of education it has maintained for the last four out of five years.
NAIS is governed by a four member Board of Directors.. The founders (Mr. A. Taher, Mrs. Z. Taher and Ms. A. Taher) have always been at the forefront of international education and it is their dedication, commitment and vision that have brought to fruition, the establishment of NAIS.
The school is by far the largest UK curriculum (IGCSE, AS and A’ Level) school in Dubai, home to over 5,000 students which must, at least, give it good economies of scale. Some 70 nationalities are included in the student population – including those from Pakistan, Egypt, India, UAE, other Arabs, and other Asians. The school’s 280 teachers give it a teacher to student ratio of 1:23 in FS and 1:18 elsewhere.
New World Private School is an ambitious educational institution founded in Dubai in 2005. It endeavors to enhance the quality of education following the Ministry of Education curriculum in the UAE. Our goal is to enforce our students with knowledge and skills including critical thinking, problem-solving, innovation and independent learning linking education to real life.
The New Indian Model School, Dubai was the first endeavor and realization of the dream of its founder Dr.M.K.Kamaluddin who has envisaged the establishment of an institution that offers affordable and most modern education to the Indian community. This School was inaugurated on 1st May 1980 by H.E. Rashid Abdulla Thaha, Deputy Minister of Education, in the presence of Hon. Late. C.H. Mohammed Koya, the Chief Minister of Kerala and Mr. Muthu Venkataramanan, the Consul General of India.
Adequate learning opportunities are in place for your children this year. Our goal is to challenge your children intellectually, grow them socially and guide them toward independent thinking and problem solving. As we strive to promote healthy development in all aspects of each student’s life, we also strive to develop a student body of good character; students who make good choices and decisions resulting in successful and healthy outcomes.
With just over 2,513 students Cambridge International School Dubai, located in Garhoud, is a well established GEMS school teaching children from KG to Year 13.
School of Modern Skills mission is to provide an effective education that fosters skills, attitude, knowledge and understanding to become a highly productive, thoughtful and responsible global citizen. A leading school guided by UAE cultural values that educates students to succeed in the global community is the school’s vision.
Al Twar located Star International School is one of a very select few schools to have improved its KHDA rating in the 2014 period, moving up to a Good rating from Acceptable.
Mirdif Private School, Dubai was founded in 1995 as an American-based curriculum school accepting students from the age of 3 till 15 years old. In September 2009 the school relocated to its newly purpose-built campus expanding into grades 7, 8 and 9 in September 2010 to reach the three levels of : Kindergarten, Elementary and Intermediate.
Little Flower English School exclusively a Kindergarten and Primary School, is designed to provide the best education at the foundation level. The School was established in some villas in Hor Al Anz in 1984, has since expanded enormously.The school shifted to a newly purpose-built campus in 200-/200.
Located very much in new Dubai in the Greens, Regent International School is a private K12 school taking students, both girls and boys, from 3 to 18 years of age. Just over 1345 pupils currently attend the school, from over 70 nationalities. British is the largest single nationality, with a mere 1% Emirati students.
International School of Arts and Sciences Dubai is a private co-educational K-12 school located in Al Warqa, Dubai, taking students from three to 18 years of age. The school was first established in September 2007 by Academia Management Solutions International.
ICE is a multilingual international school with instruction in two languages (French and English) and the teaching of Arabic. Students choose between two separate language streams, a French stream and an English stream. The school aims at language excellence. The school is accredited by the French Ministry of Education. The English section of ICE is a candidate school for the International Baccalaureate Organization (IB).
Gulf Indian High School (GIHS) is a private K-12 school located in Al Garhoud, Dubai. The school was first established in 1979 by Mr. John M. Thomas as founder and chairman with only 200 students and 35 teachers. The school has since grown to more than 2300 students and 125 teachers.
Grammar School Dubai has the rather dubious honour of being one of the most inspected schools by the KHDA. Unfortunately, that is not because it is doing things so well, but because it is subject to re-inspection reports following Unsatisfactory ratings.
It’s a rare thing for a GEMS school to be ranked anything other than Good or Outstanding, but that dubious distinction goes to GEMS Winchester School, a K-9 school located in Oud Metha, Dubai.
Horizon International School (formerly Star International School) is located in the heart of Al Thanya/Umm Suqeim 3 (close to the older Emirates International School). Although a relatively established school, having opened some seven years ago, Horizon International has grown significantly in student numbers in the last three years. It presently has 950 children on its register (up from 580 four years ago). The dominant nationality remains the UK (35% of students), but 51 nationalities are represented in total.
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