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Dubai is home to 168 international schools, offering families a range of curricula and price points to choose from.
Compare 34 international schools in Dubai, United arab emirates. Filter by curriculum, fees (average AED 41,052), location, and more to find the right international school now.
Clarion School is a K–12 day school in Dubai that offers an American curriculum for students aged 3 to 17. The programme is described as progressive with experiential and personalized learning. KHDA fact sheets show KG1 under the American curriculum with a Good rating, and KG2, Grade 1, and Grade 2 rated Acceptable; admissions note MAP/CAT4 testing for Grade 2 and above. The campus blends classrooms with outdoor learning spaces and wide corridors that house student engagement areas and organic play stations, reflecting the environment's third teacher idea to support self‑driven, deep learning. Learning spaces include innovative classrooms, science laboratories, art studios, music rooms, a media library, and a swimming pool, while a cafeteria, health clinic, and playgrounds complete the campus. Enrichment programs expand beyond core studies, with STEM and practical inquiry workshops, Inspire Music, Drama Scene with LAMDA, and an after‑school activities program focused on wellbeing and sport opportunities.
Established in 2006 in Muhaisnah 1, Dubai, Greenwood International School provides an American curriculum aligning with Common Core State Standards and Michigan state standards from Kindergarten 1 through Grade 12. The school campus is divided into two distinct buildings, Nakhleh and Sidr, housing two designated STEM rooms, information and communication technology labs, libraries, and dual gymnasiums. The high school tier utilizes the Canvas Learning Management System platform and offers thirty-eight elective paths including specialized courses such as Python coding, forensics, journalism, and astronomy. Students can also choose Advanced Placement pathways to sit for examinations in Calculus, Biology, and Chemistry. A central tradition is the active Student Parliament framework, a signature initiative empowering pupils to voice ideas, coordinate wellness workshops, and lead community service projects. Furthermore, students regularly participate in reading initiatives like the Achieve3000 competition, where classrooms consistently earn notable performance recognitions.
Rushmore American School in Sharjah offers a Massachusetts-aligned American curriculum for students from Pre-KG to Grade 12. The campus integrates a Google-powered approach, where students utilize Chromebooks for daily lessons. Facility highlights include specialized 3D printing labs, dedicated robotics areas, and dual multipurpose halls equipped for both sports and performing arts. Students in the elementary grades learn in a co-educational setting, while instruction transitions to gender-segregated classes beginning in Grade 5. The school features a dedicated Emirati Stars Program, designed to provide targeted mentorship and enrichment for local talent. Beyond standard coursework, students can engage in practical electives such as drone technology, fashion design, and financial literacy. An active House System organizes the student body into distinct groups for regular competitions and leadership development. The daily schedule also incorporates a Breakfast Club starting at 7:00 am, supporting families with early morning routines.
North American International School Dubai follows an American-based curriculum, with English and Mathematics aligned to the Common Core Standards and other subjects built on California State Standards. Arabic and Islamic Education are delivered according to Ministry standards, and UAE National Education is integrated into the Social Studies program. The school serves KG1 through Grade 12, organized into Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, and High School, with a student-centered approach. French is offered as a foreign language from Grade 5 upwards. MAP assessments are compulsory for all students, and formal exams occur at the ends of December, March, and June. The High School program includes SAT readiness and college-admission requirements. Established in 2007 by Mr. and Mrs. Taher, NAIS serves students from 56 nationalities, fostering inclusion and a multicultural environment. Notable programs include the Model United Nations and a range of clubs in STEM, Arts, and Languages. This supports inquiry and growth.
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