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Scholars Indian Private School

United Arab Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 340 - 770
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1500
Type Co-educational
Opened 1999
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, Malayalam, Arabic, Tamil
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Scholars Indian School is a CBSE-affiliated senior secondary school in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Established in 1999 by Mr. Habibur Rahman Mundol, it serves Kindergarten through Grade XII and educates 1,500 students with 112 staff. The school delivers the CBSE curriculum in English, with Hindi, Malayalam and Tamil taught as additional languages. Arabic is compulsory for classes in line with UAE MOE rules, and Islamic Studies are offered to Muslim students while Moral Science is provided to other communities. The XI examinations follow the Gulf Sahodaya pattern, and XII students take the All India Senior Secondary Certificate Examination of CBSE. Facilities include laboratories for physics, chemistry and biology, a mathematics laboratory, a computer lab from Grade I onward, a clinic with a nurse, a library and a bookstore, and buses. A clubs program across Academic and Arts and Cultural/Language categories supports inquiry, creativity and communication throughout the year.

Scholars Indian School, P.O. Box 3659, Ras Al Khaimah, U.A.E

The Essentials

Scholars Indian Private School has 1,500 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Scholars Indian School is located in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. The postal address is P.O. Box 3659, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. The school is described as being in a serene locality conducive to education.

Stages
Senior secondary School

Additional learning support
Inclusive Education policy provides support for students with special educational needs (SEN), including identification, planning, and collaboration with parents; SEN coordination is led by the Principal and SEN staff.

Country affiliation
Affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, India.

Bus service
Transport department operates a fleet of 15 buses, transporting more than 1,000 students daily. Bus stops are predetermined after area surveys; GPS is installed on all buses; safety procedures are in place; changes to routes require Principal approval.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform is mandatory for all pupils. Boys wear a standard uniform with a half‑sleeve shirt, full pants, waist coat, belt and shoes; girls wear a standard uniform with a half‑sleeve shirt, waist coat, pinafore or salwar, and shoes. A sports uniform is required for physical activities and is house‑wise; sweaters and blazers are included for certain grades; hijab is not compulsory; uniforms are available through approved outlets and grooming rules cover jewellery and hairstyles.

Food Options
The School Canteen provides refreshments during break times.

House System
There is a house system; the sports uniform is house‑wise, indicating house groupings are used for sports activities.

Governance and Ownership
Scholars Indian School is a private educational institution founded in 1999 by Mr. Habibur Rahman Mundol, who serves as chairman. The school is approved and licensed by the UAE Ministry of Education's Private Education Department and is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, India.
Fees

Annual tuition at Scholars Indian Private School ranges from AED 340 to AED 770 for 2026/27.

Application & one‑time fees

- Admission / registration fee: AED 300 (one‑time, payable at admission). Caution money is not charged.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)

- KG (Kindergarten): Annual tuition AED 340 — Per term AED 113.33.
- Grade I & II: Annual tuition AED 400 — Per term AED 133.33.
- Grades III & IV: Annual tuition AED 425 — Per term AED 141.67.
- Grades V & VI: Annual tuition AED 465 — Per term AED 155.00.
- Grade VII: Annual tuition AED 485 — Per term AED 161.67.
- Grade VIII: Annual tuition AED 505 — Per term AED 168.33.
- Grade IX: Annual tuition AED 520 — Per term AED 173.33.
- Grade X: Annual tuition AED 555 — Per term AED 185.00.
- Grade XI (Commerce): Annual tuition AED 685 — Per term AED 228.33.
- Grade XI (Science): Annual tuition AED 725 — Per term AED 241.67.
- Grade XII (Commerce): Annual tuition AED 730 — Per term AED 243.33.
- Grade XII (Science): Annual tuition AED 770 — Per term AED 256.67.

Other recurring fees (annual and per term)

- Computer fee: KG — AED 0; Grades I & II through IX — AED 100 per year (per term AED 33.33 where applicable); Grades X–XII — AED 0.
- Examination fee: AED 45 per year for all grades (per term AED 15.00).
- Library fee: KG — AED 0; Grades I–XII — AED 30 per year (per term AED 10.00 where applicable).
- Activity fee: AED 100 per year for all grades (per term AED 33.33).
- Transport (bus) charges: range AED 100 to AED 175.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees may be paid term‑wise: April–June, September–December and January–March. Fees are also collected on a monthly schedule and should be paid before the 15th of each month. After three months of non‑payment, the student's name may be removed from the rolls; students with unpaid dues are not permitted to sit examinations. Fees are accepted during school office hours.

Boarding / hostel fees

- No boarding or hostel facility is provided (hostels: No). Therefore, no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and items parents should expect to pay

- Uniform: school uniform is supplied through approved outlets; parents are responsible for purchasing uniforms. Textbooks, stationery and other school store items are available at the school store and are payable by parents. Additional costs for excursions, special activities, external examination fees or optional services may be charged separately.

Refund information

- Fees once paid are generally not refundable. For online orders, refunds cannot be made once an order has been processed except for tuition fees; where a tuition refund is due, it will be processed in accordance with Ministry of Education policy and refunded through the original mode of payment.

Fee payment options

- Online payments: Visa and MasterCard credit/debit cards — payments accepted online in AED only.
- In‑person payments: fees are accepted at the school office during office hours. (Online portal may be used for tuition, application and document services; card payments are limited to the card types noted above.)

Notes

- Caution money is not charged. Transport fees and a number of smaller annual fees (computer, exam, library, activity) apply in addition to the annual tuition shown above. Failure to clear fees by the published deadlines can lead to removal from the register and withholding of examination entry.
Academics

Scholars Indian Private School teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum
The school follows the CBSE curriculum prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. The medium of instruction is English, with Hindi, Malayalam, and Tamil taught as additional languages; Arabic is compulsory for classes in line with UAE MOE rules, Islamic Studies are offered to Muslim students and Moral Science to students of other communities. The curriculum is implemented across stages: Kindergarten; Grades I–VIII provide a foundation; Secondary IX–X follows CBSE secondary schooling; Senior Secondary XI–XII offers Science and Commerce streams. At the end of Grade XI, students take the Gulf Sahodaya Examination, and at the end of Grade XII they take the All India Senior Secondary Certificate Examination of CBSE, New Delhi. Examinations and attendance policies follow CBSE norms, with promotion criteria outlined for different subjects.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides counseling services through the Department of Counseling. The Counseling Department lists Hameed Ali Yahya K M (Principal) and Bitty Devasia (Counselor). Services include individual counseling, small group counseling, and classroom guidance lessons focused on personal/social development, academic achievement, and career development. Counselors work with parents and teachers to address issues that affect learning, and promote values such as equality of treatment, respect for individual differences, and student voice.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Inclusive Education Policy sets out how Scholars Indian Private School meets the needs of pupils with SEN and other barriers. The policy aims to provide broad and balanced education in line with UAE frameworks, with early identification, coordinated support by the SENCo and Inclusion Champion, and a three‑level intervention process (Identify, Plan, Do, Review). It covers admissions for pupils with SEN, specialist SEN provision where needed, accessible facilities, and partnerships with parents and external agencies (Education, Health and Care services; CAMHS; speech and language; psychology).

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The medium of instruction is English. The school takes special care of pupils who come from different Indian states with various home languages. Other languages taught currently include Hindi, Malayalam, and Tamil. Arabic is compulsory for classes as required by UAE MOE rules; Islamic studies are offered to Muslim students and Moral Science to students of other communities.

Mental Wellbeing
The school supports mental wellbeing through its Counseling Department, offering individual and group counseling and classroom guidance. The counseling program covers personal and social development, academic achievement, and career planning, with staff collaborating with teachers and parents. The Inclusion Policy recognizes psychosocial needs and provides access to external services such as Educational Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, and CAMHS when required.

Safeguarding
Online safety is a priority with a dedicated online safety policy. The policy promotes cyber safety and digital citizenship, detailing responsibilities for students, parents, teachers, and other stakeholders; it includes e‑Safety guidelines, an Acceptable Use Policy, and an Incident Management System for safeguarding concerns.
Parent Experience

History
Scholars Indian School is a pioneer institution in Ras Al Khaimah, dedicated to promoting quality education and developing students to reach their highest potential through a holistic approach blending physical, emotional and spiritual faculties. The school was established in 1999 by Mr. Habibur Rahman Mundol, starting with 159 students and 21 staff. It is a CBSE-affiliated senior secondary school licensed by the UAE Private Education Department and affiliated with CBSE, New Delhi. The school serves Kindergarten through Grade XII and has grown to about 1,500 students with around 112 staff members, led by the Chairman and the Principal who work jointly to guide the school's development.

Community
Scholars Indian School fosters a vibrant community life through youth festival events, student council elections, and value-based clubs, along with the Scholars Radio. The school celebrates National days with zeal to foster solidarity, cultural awareness, and a secular, tolerant outlook among students. The leadership from the principal and school administration supports holistic development alongside academics, and the school has organized experiences such as visits to NASA to broaden learning beyond the classroom.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
A library is being equipped with books across a wide range of interests under the guidance of a qualified librarian. Science, mathematics, and other facilities include separate laboratories for physics, chemistry and biology, with a mathematics laboratory as well. A clinic provides medical care with a qualified nurse and maintains medical records. The Bookstore offers textbooks and stationery, and uniforms are available through approved outlets. A large computer lab supports computer education from Grade I onward. Air-conditioned buses route through different parts of Ras Al Khaimah to ensure safe transportation.

Academic Facilities
Separate laboratories for physics, chemistry and biology are available, enabling students from Class VI to XII to conduct experiments; demonstration classes are held for lower classes. A mathematics laboratory is also established. A large computer lab provides hands-on computer education from Grade I onward.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers a diverse clubs program including English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Hindi, Malayalam, Islamic, Arabic, IT, Art, Astronaut, Animal Welfare, Health & Wellness, Reading, Gavel, and Environment clubs. Each club focuses on developing communication, critical thinking, scientific inquiry, language skills, and creative expression. Activities run throughout the academic year to engage students with experts and real-world projects. The program fosters collaboration, leadership, and civic awareness.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Scholars Indian School runs a Clubs & Creations program to nurture critical thinking and collaboration. The English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Hindi, Malayalam, Arabic and IT clubs each have specific aims to develop language, computation, scientific thinking and digital literacy. A Science Club, English Club, Mathematics Club and Reading Club provide opportunities for practical learning and inquiry. All these clubs conduct various activities throughout the academic year.

Arts & Creative
Art Club fosters the aesthetic sense in students and provides opportunities to exhibit their work. It emphasizes reusing materials to transform waste and inspire others. Scholars Radio offers a student‑run media channel for infotainment and public‑speaking development, enriching creative expression in the school. These avenues give students outlets for artistic and creative exploration.

Cultural & Language
Malayalam Club helps Malayalee students develop language proficiency and appreciation of Kerala's literature and culture. Hindi Club aims to enable students to articulate the language and learn about Indian history and culture. Arabic Club helps students learn the language and understand the UAE's language and culture, while the Islamic Club spreads knowledge of Islam in the correct perspective and celebrates UAE values.

Social & Hobbies
Reading Club sharpens critical reading and fosters a love of lifelong learning. Health & Wellness Club promotes healthy habits and wellbeing for students and the community. Environment Club leads campaigns to protect the environment, and the Astronaut Club sparks interest in astronomy and space exploration. These clubs provide diverse outlets for hobbies and personal interests.

Community & Service
Environment Club conducts campaigns to raise environmental awareness, while Animal Welfare Club works with animals and promotes conservation. These activities, along with other clubs' year‑long programs, contribute to social responsibility and community engagement.

Leadership & Professional
Gavel Club aims to enhance communication and leadership skills through structured meetings. Scholars Radio trains students as announcers, reporters and researchers, providing a forum to develop public speaking and media literacy. Participation builds confidence and professional communication abilities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Health & Wellness Club influences habits, attitudes and knowledge relating to optimum health for students and the community. The clubs emphasize holistic well‑being and healthy living as part of the school's extracurricular program.
Languages

Language Provision
Medium of instruction is English. Other languages taught are Hindi, Malayalam, and Tamil. Arabic is compulsory for classes in accordance with UAE Ministry of Education rules. The school takes special care of students who come from different states of India, with their respective state languages as their prior medium of instruction.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Inclusive admissions policy. The school provides access to quality educational provision, a caring and supportive environment, and equal opportunity for all children. The school follows an inclusive admission policy and accepts children without discrimination of gender, religion, race, sexuality or disability. Admission decisions are made after the required and fully completed documentation is received.

2. Documents and attestation. The admission forms require: copy of the student's passport with a valid UAE visa; copies of both parents' passports with valid UAE visas; six recent photographs of the child (6x4 cm); a birth certificate in English or Arabic; a copy of the original mark sheet of the last examination passed at the previous school; a copy of the vaccination card. For students seeking admission to Grade 2 and upwards, the original Transfer Certificate/School Leaving Certificate must be supplied in English, duly attested per guidelines. For transfers from outside the UAE, the Transfer Certificate must be verified by the Education Officer of the issuing entity, the Education Officer's seal/signature must be attested by the Indian Consulate in Dubai, and the External Affairs Ministry of the UAE must attest it. For transfers from Emirates other than Ras Al Khaimah, the Transfer Certificate must be attested by the Ministry of Education of that Emirate. For Gulf countries other than the UAE, the Transfer Certificate should be attested by the UAE Consulate/Embassy located in that country.

3. Age guidelines. For KG2 admission, the child must be 5 years old by 31 March. For Grade 1 admission, the child must be 6 years old by 31 March.

4. Medical details. The school requires a valid health card and immunization in line with health authorities. If vaccination cards are not available, vaccination is provided based on prior medical records, and the vaccination details must be attached to the Medical Dossier and submitted to the nurse at the time of admission.

5. Screening and assessment. Placement is based on a report from the child's previous school, including age, documents, and academic standards, and the student must be able to remain in the country. An assessment for students with SEND may be conducted by a member of the Inclusion Team. For incoming Students of Determination, measures are used to assess needs and provide appropriate provisions. KG students are assessed in a group environment to consider social abilities and school readiness.

6. Withdrawal and transfer. There is a withdrawal form available with the Registrar/Reception. Parents should give at least one month's notice when applying for the Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate. On collection of the Transfer Certificate, parents should collect the child's Medical Record from the school ward.
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