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Ash Mount School opens in August 2026 on a purpose-built campus in Mudon, Dubai, designed as a connected learning landscape with spaces that flow from classroom to library, lab to theatre, and studio to pitch. The primary and secondary libraries offer calm, welcoming spaces for reading and research, with a primary library, a reading garden, and librarians who teach search, note-taking and citation. Specialist labs support biology, chemistry and physics with safe benches and prep rooms for experiments. A flexible black box theatre and an open-air amphitheater support performance, while light-filled art and design studios and dedicated dance spaces enable creativity and movement. The campus also includes a senior common room, a wellbeing hub, separate prayer rooms, and welcoming dining spaces, plus living gardens and wadi-inspired planters that bring sustainability into everyday learning.
Indoor and outdoor facilities support athletics and team sports and active play, with daily movement and opportunities for inter-school fixtures.
Specialist labs for biology, chemistry and physics with safe benches and prep rooms. Primary and secondary libraries provide calm spaces for reading and research, with a reading garden and librarians who teach information skills.
A flexible black box theatre supports script, devising and performing; an open-air amphitheatre hosts poetry, storytelling and debate. Light-filled art and design studios and bright dance studios support creativity and movement.
Ash Mount School, opening in August 2026 in Dubai's Mudon community, offers an education combining the IB framework (PYP and MYP candidate) with English National Curriculum standards. Catering to students from Pre-KG to Grade 12, the school grounds learning in inquiry, sustainability, and international mindedness. The campus features distinctive environments that directly support learning. Highlights include an amphitheatre designed to amplify student voice, loose-parts play areas in the Early Years section, and Wadi-inspired planters where students practice environmental stewardship through agricultural projects like hydroponics. Specialized spaces such as 3D sculpture studios, dance studios, and a dedicated wellbeing hub provide targeted support. A signature element is the school’s interdisciplinary focus, bridging subjects to tackle global issues. Students also engage in concrete enrichment programs, such as home language clubs, financial literacy sessions, and student start-up incubators, ensuring practical readiness for life beyond graduation.
