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Delhi Private School Ajman

United Arab Emirates, Ajman

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 8,900 - 14,900
Ages 4 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2017
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, Hindi, French, Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil
Strengths STEM, Sport, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Delhi Private School Ajman is part of the Delhi Public School Society network and is managed by the PACE Education Group. Located in Al Tallah 2, Ajman, U.A.E., the school was established in 2017 and follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum. It enrolls students from KG-1 to Grade 11, with ages typically ranging from 4 to 18. The CBSE program emphasizes hands-on learning and holistic development, including language options: English as the first language, Arabic as the third language, and five second-language options (French, Urdu, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam) in secondary years. The campus features a state-of-the-art Robotics Lab, 100% smart classrooms, a well-stocked library, and dedicated science and computer labs. It also offers a Learning Resource Centre, a Multi-Purpose Hall, an auditorium, four indoor swimming pools, and play areas. Extra-curriculars include STEAM, MUN, ART, and music/theatre clubs, supporting science, leadership, and arts alongside strong academic programs. Worldwide.

PB No: 21900, Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Road, Al Tallah 2, Ajman, U.A.E

The Essentials

Delhi Private School Ajman has instruction in English.

Location

Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The school is on Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Road, Al Tallah 2, Ajman. A school bus transport service covers Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, and parts of Dubai with designated pickup and drop-off points.

Stages

Kindergarten, Primary, Middle, Senior

Additional learning support

The school provides inclusive education for students with special educational needs; it has a Special Educational Needs policy and identifies and supports students with special needs, including Speech and Language Disorder. The SEN framework includes a SEN coordinator, a School Support Team, individualized planning (IEPs/Targeted Supports), and access to professionals such as speech therapists and occupational therapists.

Country affiliation

United Arab Emirates

Bus service

Bus transport is provided by the school in well-maintained buses covering Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, and parts of Dubai. Pick-up and drop-off occur at designated common bus stops; bus escorts and drivers follow safety rules; support for students with special needs on transport is available.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Students are required to come to school in proper school uniform on all working days. PE uniforms should be worn only on the day students have their Physical Education period.

Food Options

The school has a distinct cafeteria for boys and girls offering nutritious and healthy snacks. The canteen serves snacks and juices at fixed prices on cash payment.

Governance and Ownership

The school is the only school in the UAE under the aegis of The Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi, and was established in 2017 with accreditations to the CBSE curriculum.
Fees

Annual tuition at Delhi Private School Ajman ranges from AED 8,900 to AED 14,900 for 2026/27.

Application / registration fees

- The school does not publish a fixed application or one‑time registration fee amount on its publicly available admissions and fees pages; payment is required as part of the admission/registration step but no specific figure is listed.

Tuition fees (2026–2027) — annual amounts (AED)

- Ministry‑approved annual fees and the school's published discounted yearly fees by grade:
- KG1 — Ministry Approved AED 10,500 | Discounted yearly AED 8,900.
- KG2 — Ministry Approved AED 10,500 | Discounted yearly AED 8,900.
- Grade 1 — Ministry Approved AED 12,000 | Discounted yearly AED 8,900.
- Grade 2 — Ministry Approved AED 12,000 | Discounted yearly AED 9,800.
- Grade 3 — Ministry Approved AED 12,500 | Discounted yearly AED 9,800.
- Grade 4 — Ministry Approved AED 12,500 | Discounted yearly AED 9,800.
- Grade 5 — Ministry Approved AED 12,500 | Discounted yearly AED 10,400.
- Grade 6 — Ministry Approved AED 13,000 | Discounted yearly AED 10,400.
- Grade 7 — Ministry Approved AED 13,000 | Discounted yearly AED 10,400.
- Grade 8 — Ministry Approved AED 13,000 | Discounted yearly AED 11,400.
- Grade 9 — Ministry Approved AED 14,000 | Discounted yearly AED 11,900.
- Grade 10 — Ministry Approved AED 14,000 | Discounted yearly AED 11,900.
- Grade 11 — Ministry Approved AED 15,000 | Discounted yearly AED 13,900.
- Grade 12 — Ministry Approved AED 15,000 | Discounted yearly AED 14,900.

- These figures are presented by the school as the Ministry‑approved annual fees and the school's discounted annual fees.

Tuition fees (2025–2026) — published discounted yearly amounts (AED)

- The school also publishes discounted yearly fees for 2025–2026 (for reference): KG1/KG2/Grade 1 AED 7,800; Grade 2–4 AED 8,700; Grade 5 AED 9,300; Grades 6–7 AED 9,300; Grade 8 AED 10,300; Grades 9–10 AED 10,800; Grade 11 AED 12,800; Grade 12 AED 13,800.

Per‑term / per‑installment breakdown

- The school's published fee pages list annual (yearly) amounts; no explicit per‑term (termly) invoice amounts are published on the fee page. The school states a monthly payment option is available and transport fees may be paid in monthly instalments. Parents should expect annual fees to be payable either as a yearly payment (discounted) or via the school's available instalment/monthly payment arrangements.

Transport (school bus) fees — discounted yearly (2026–2027, AED)

- Ajman routes — AED 2,800 per year.
- Sharjah routes — AED 3,200 per year.
- Umm al‑Quwain (UAQ) routes — AED 3,500 per year.
- Dubai routes — AED 4,000 per year.

- The transport page and FAQs state these transport fees are shown as discounted yearly fees and that transport can be paid in monthly instalments (the school indicates a 10‑month instalment option for transport).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year generally begins in the first or second week of April. Fees are referenced on an annual basis with a school‑published discounted yearly fee and the option for monthly payment.

- The school offers a monthly payment option; transport fees are explicitly described as payable in up to 10 monthly instalments in the FAQs. Parents who choose the discounted yearly payment would pay the annual amount up front to receive the discount.

Payment methods / fee payment options

- Online card payment via the Parents Portal (login required; card details entered to complete online payment). The school's online payment steps reference using the Parents Portal to submit card payments.

- Cash or card payment at the school cash counter is accepted. The fees page and payment instructions list both online and cash/card counter options.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school; no boarding or residential fee schedule is published.

Other costs and fees

- Transport: see transport yearly amounts above.

- Books & stationery: the school operates an on‑site bookshop. KG1 and KG2 books and stationery for the whole year are provided as a package (the school states this is included for KG1 and KG2). Parents may purchase books and uniforms on campus; exchange is allowed within seven days (conditions apply). The school accepts payments for books/uniforms through the Skiply app or the school's payment systems. Specific prices for uniforms, textbooks or stationery are not published on the fee page.

- Sibling discount: a discount is available on tuition fees from the third child onwards (the FAQs note a sibling discount is offered).

Refunds and cancellations

- The school's FAQ states: “Refund is possible on cancellation of admissions till 15th March 2021 (Terms and conditions apply).” That refund statement appears in the school's published FAQs. No alternative or more recent refund timeframe or a detailed refund schedule is published on the fee page.

Summary of available / missing fee details

- Available and published: Ministry‑approved annual tuition by grade and the school's discounted yearly tuition for 2026–2027; transport yearly fees by route; payment methods (online Parents Portal and cash/card); the availability of a monthly payment option and a 10‑month instalment option for transport; KG book/package inclusion; sibling discount mention.

- Not published on the school's publicly available fees and admissions pages: a specific, published application/registration fee amount; a formal per‑term (termly) invoice breakdown for tuition; explicit refundable deposit or caution deposit amounts; itemised uniform/textbook prices; a detailed, dated refund schedule beyond the FAQ statement referencing 15 March 2021. These items are not stated as numeric amounts on the published fee pages.
Academics

Delhi Private School Ajman teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum

Delhi Private School Ajman is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and currently enrolls students from KG-1 to Grade 11. The CBSE curriculum is inclusive and aims to shift from exam-centered learning to holistic education, with hands-on experiences and innovation. Kindergarten emphasizes learning goals, inquiry-based learning, differentiated and collaborative plans, and learning through fun. In Primary, English is the first language and Arabic the third language, with five optional languages—French, Urdu, Tamil, Hindi, and Malayalam—available as second language options for secondary years. Middle School emphasizes four core areas—Languages, Math, Science and Social Studies—while continuing moral development through Islamic Studies/Moral Science and incorporating co-curricular activities. Senior School follows the NCERT curriculum, developing 21st-century skills, focusing on character building and social-emotional learning, with Information Technology included as a sixth subject.

Student Teacher Ratio

There are 69 teaching staff; student-teacher ratio is 1.72:1.

Gifted and Talented

The SEN policy notes that the school considers the gifted and talented and fulfils their rights. It provides a challenging, personalized, differentiated curriculum to these students and targets their inborn talents, supporting inclusion in co-curricular activities to bring out their potential.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school ensures the psychological, physiological and social wellbeing of all students as part of Pastoral Care and Safeguarding. Every student is supported to be happy, healthy and safe and to realise their life's potential. The school develops students psychologically, emotionally and intellectually, with easy access to pastoral care services. The approach is holistic and involves parents, teachers and other stakeholders in wellbeing and safeguarding.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Delhi Private School Ajman provides inclusive education for all students within a common environment, including those with special educational needs. The school aims to identify and assess SOD students early and provide high-quality, differentiated education within the relevant curriculum. A School Support Team (SST) and the SENCO coordinate identification, assessment and progress, with parents invited to contribute to targets and planning. The school is accessible to disabled students with wide doorways and lifts, and uses Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) with regular reviews and access to external professionals when needed. English as an additional language learners must not be regarded as having a learning difficulty solely because their home language differs from the language of instruction.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English as an additional language is acknowledged; English as an additional language children must not be regarded as having a learning difficulty solely because the language or form of language of their home is different from the language in which they will be taught.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is a core priority at Delhi Private School Ajman. The Wellbeing Policy defines wellbeing as a state in which individuals realise their potential, cope with life's stresses, work productively and contribute to the community. The school provides social and emotional support programs and timely support for those with additional needs, with access to specialist health and mental health support. The school promotes positive coping, resilience and healthy relationships, and creates an environment where students feel connected, safe and valued.

Safeguarding

Pastoral care and safeguarding ensure psychological, physiological and social safety for all students, with easy access to pastoral care services. The policy supports confidentiality and responsible reporting of concerns, involving students, families and staff in safeguarding. There is a duty of care to prevent risks and to protect students from bullying and harm, with governance through a Health and Wellness committee and senior leadership. The school emphasises inclusive practices that promote safe, respectful relationships and positive school culture.
Parent Experience

History

Delhi Private School Ajman is the only school in the United Arab Emirates under the aegis of The Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi. The school was established in 2017 and follows the CBSE curriculum. The Delhi Public School Society is a nonprofit, non-proprietary, private educational organization and operates a global network of over 200 English-medium, co-educational, secular schools. The school is part of the DPS Society network and is managed by the PACE Education Group. The school is located in Al Tallah 2, Ajman.

Community

The student community comprises 6 nationalities. The school aims to build a positive and inclusive community and maintain fruitful relationships with parents and teachers. The school emphasizes community ties with the wider community.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Robotics Lab is state-of-the-art to expose students to modern technology. The school has 100% Smart Classes that make teaching and learning more interactive through technology. A colourful Kindergarten Block supports early learning with hands-on activities, and the Library offers a wide range of books. Well-equipped Science Lab and Computer Lab support practical experiments and digital learning. A Learning Resource Centre, along with a Multi-Purpose Hall and Auditorium, hosts multidisciplinary activities, assemblies and indoor sports. Play Areas, four indoor swimming pools, and an on-site infirmary complete the campus facilities.

Sports Facilities

Four indoor swimming pools support senior boys, senior girls, and juniors with regular swimming classes. There are spacious outdoor and indoor playgrounds and a bicycle track for play-based learning and road-safety awareness. All sports facilities are equipped to develop students' skills and provide specialized coaching. A Multi-Purpose Hall and Auditorium host assemblies, exhibitions and indoor sports.

Academic Facilities

Robotics Lab is state-of-the-art to equip students with modern technology skills. The school provides 100% smart classes that make teaching and learning more interactive through technology. Science Lab is well-equipped to enable hands-on experiments and scientific inquiry. Computer Lab provides a learning space with the latest software to support digital skills. The Library is wide and enriched with a curated collection, and the Resource Centre offers additional multidisciplinary resources and ICT to develop reading skills.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The Multi-Purpose Hall and Auditorium host assemblies, exhibitions and indoor sports. Spacious Play Areas, both outdoor and indoor, include a bicycle track for play-based learning and road-safety awareness. Four indoor swimming pools support physical education through regular swimming classes. The Learning Resource Centre fosters social interaction and provides multidisciplinary resources beyond the standard curriculum.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The kindergarten and primary students are involved in an array of activities scheduled weekly to boost their skills, self-esteem and holistic development. Grade 5 and above may join clubs such as STEAM, MUN, Maths and Readers to deepen their academic interests. The STEAM Club builds science, engineering and technology skills through mentor-based programs and fosters leadership and confidence. The Model United Nations provides a platform to research geo-political scenarios and participate in international dialogue, developing presentation and teamwork skills.

Arts & Creative

ART Club refines appreciation of nature and artistic expression, encouraging students to explore ideas through art. MUSIC Club promotes artistic experiences through creation, documentation and performance, expanding cultural and aesthetic understanding. THEATRE & DRAMATICS Club provides a platform for budding actors to develop dramatic skills and improve English communication through drama. MEDIA Club informs, educates and entertains through research, interviewing and writing activities.

Cultural & Language

HERITAGE Club aims to create awareness and pride in India's and UAE's cultural identity. ISLAMIC Club organises weekly activities to increase knowledge of Islam and practice, including memorizing verses and duas. GLOBAL PROGRAMMES connect students with online programmes and exchanges with other Emirates and Gulf countries. TOURS AND EXCURSION broaden students' exposure to real-world contexts and cultural learning.

Social & Hobbies

The Prefectorial Board comprises students from different grades who are appointed as Presidents, Ambassadors, House Captains, Vice Captains and Club Secretaries. A four-house system—Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire and Topaz—organises inter-house competitions to cultivate leadership and teamwork. Green Ambassadors develop environmental awareness among students and the community, equipping them to be leaders for change. Love Ambassadors promote giving, caring and sharing within the school community, while Happiness Ambassadors foster kindness and a positive atmosphere.

Community & Service

Love Ambassadors promote giving and unconditional love within family, friends, community and schoolmates. They promote a culture of giving, caring and sharing. Green Ambassadors develop environmental awareness among students and the community. Happiness Ambassadors foster kindness, patience and a positive spirit within the school community.

Leadership & Professional

The Prefectorial Board comprises students from different grades and includes Presidents, Ambassadors, House Captains, Vice Captains and Club Secretaries. A four-house system—Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire and Topaz—organises inter-house competitions to cultivate leadership and teamwork. The Model United Nations club provides a platform for personality development, research and public speaking, helping students deliver what they have learned through speech and group discussion. House and club leadership roles demonstrate student leadership opportunities within the school.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) activity is conducted periodically to develop a passion for reading. Karate focuses on building confidence, respect, discipline, self-defense, balance and coordination. Green Ambassadors aim to develop environmental awareness among students and the community. Happiness Ambassadors promote kindness, patience and a positive spirit, contributing to a welcoming school atmosphere.
Languages

Language Provision

English is the first language and Arabic is the third language. Five options are offered for the second language: French, Urdu, Tamil, Hindi and Malayalam. Students select one of these as their second language for their secondary years, within the CBSE curriculum.

Bilingual Teaching

The school teaches English as the first language and Arabic as the third language. Five optional languages are offered: French, Urdu, Tamil, Hindi and Malayalam, which students can select as their second language for secondary years.
Admissions

Admissions

Online admission
Step 1: Online Registration by parents through school website.
Step 2: Online assessment by the school.
Step 3: School Registration by school admission team after clearing the pre-admission test. The admission team will call back with payment details.
Step 4: Submission of duly filled Application Form.
Step 5: Payment through the school website. Final confirmation of all admissions is subject to approval from MOE and on submission of original Emirates ID of the student and parents.

Direct admission
Step 1: Online Registration by parents through school website.
Step 2: Assessment by the school.
Step 3: Submission of duly filled Application forms.
Step 4: School Registration.
Step 5: Payment at cash counter. Final confirmation subject to MOE approval and Emirates ID submission.

Notes and related requirements
The school follows Indian Curriculum, CBSE, and caters for children from KG to Grade 12. Grade 2 onwards admission will be based on a Transfer Certificate submitted from the previous school. For transfers from other curricula, an attested Transfer Certificate is required and admissions follow MOE and CBSE guidelines (based on TC, age criteria, and curriculum). Documents commonly required for admission include passport and visa copies, four photographs, birth certificate, Emirates ID, vaccination card, attested original Transfer Certificate (from Grade 2 onwards), and the original report card. Arabic is mandatory from Grade 1, with a three-month beginners programme provided for new Arabic learners. Final confirmation of all admissions is subject to MOE approval and submission of the original Emirates ID for both student and parents.
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