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Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain

United Arab Emirates, Umm Al Quwain

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The school at a glance
Fees AED 5,200 - 7,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1291
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, English, Arabic, French
Typical class size 35
Strengths STEM, Sport, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain sits on King Faisal Road in Umm Al Quwain. It follows the CBSE curriculum, approved by the UAE Ministry of Education, offering a continuous education pathway from Kindergarten to Grade 12 and maintaining CBSE affiliation. The school emphasizes practical learning through hands-on STEM projects, performing arts, sports, and clubs within a campus designed to support inquiry and exploration. Academic facilities include junior and senior libraries, a science lab, a computer lab, and an art room, with Cyber Square providing on-site computing facilities. Outdoor facilities include a football ground, badminton and volleyball play areas, an outdoor playground, indoor play area for kindergarten, and a canteen. Co-curricular activities span Academic and Intellectual programs, Arts and Creative activities, and Community and Service through student clubs, leadership initiatives, charity drives, and parent involvement. The school fosters cultural programs, digital literacy, and leadership skills in a supportive environment.

KING FAISAL ROAD, AL RIQUA, UMM AL QUWAIN, UAE 3464

The Essentials

Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain has 1,291 pupils, typical class sizes of 35.

Location
King Faisal Road, Al Riqqa, Umm Al Quwain, UAE 3464. Wise Indian Private School UAQ is on King Faisal Road and serves students from Umm Al Quwain and nearby Ajman. Transport is available by CCTV-equipped buses operating in Umm Al Quwain and selected areas in Ajman.

Stages
Kindergarten to Grade 10

Additional learning support
One Special Educator is on staff to provide additional learning support.

Country affiliation
India

School day structure
Mon–Thu: KG1–G2 7:45 AM–12:50 PM; G3–G10 7:45 AM–2:30 PM. Fri: KG1–G10 7:45 AM–10:50 AM.

Bus service
Transport is available in Umm Al Quwain and selected areas in Ajman with CCTV-equipped buses and trained attendants.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform is compulsory. Students come in proper uniform; boys must have neatly trimmed hair (no fancy hairstyles); girls must have neatly combed and pleated hair. If a scarf is worn, it must be tied properly.
Fees

Annual tuition at Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain ranges from AED 5,200 to AED 7,000 for 2026/27.

Application and Registration

- Application fee: AED 300 (for registration). This fee is non-transferable, non-adjustable and non-refundable.
- Registration deposit: AED 300. The registration deposit is refundable only after completing the academic year or can be adjusted against the total tuition fee or transportation fee when a Transfer Certificate (TC) is applied for.

Tuition fees by year group (term and annual amounts) — Academic Year 2026–2027

- KG1 – KG2: Apr–Jun AED 1,560 · Sept–Dec AED 2,080 · Jan–Mar AED 1,560 · Total yearly tuition AED 5,200.
- Grades 01–02: Apr–Jun AED 1,605 · Sept–Dec AED 2,140 · Jan–Mar AED 1,605 · Total yearly tuition AED 5,350.
- Grades 03–05: Apr–Jun AED 1,650 · Sept–Dec AED 2,200 · Jan–Mar AED 1,650 · Total yearly tuition AED 5,500.
- Grades 06–08: Apr–Jun AED 1,800 · Sept–Dec AED 2,400 · Jan–Mar AED 1,800 · Total yearly tuition AED 6,000.
- Grades 09–10: Apr–Jun AED 2,100 · Sept–Dec AED 2,800 · Jan–Mar AED 2,100 · Total yearly tuition AED 7,000.

Annual / Examination & Board-related fees

- Annual fee (KG to Grade 07): AED 450.
- Annual fee (Grade 08 to Grade 10): AED 500.
- CBSE registration fee: Grade 9 AED 500 · Grade 10 AED 750.

Transport (school bus) fees and sectors

- Transport fees are charged term-wise and must be paid in advance along with school fees; once paid they will not be refunded or adjusted. Transport discontinuation is permitted only at the start of the next term after enrolment. Failure to pay transport fees on time may result in denial of bus service.
- Transport fees by sector (term breakdown and yearly total):
- UAQ Sector I & II: Apr–Jun AED 600 · Sept–Dec AED 800 · Jan–Mar AED 600 · Yearly AED 2,000.
- UAQ Sector III: Apr–Jun AED 720 · Sept–Dec AED 960 · Jan–Mar AED 720 · Yearly AED 2,400.
- UAQ Sector IV: Apr–Jun AED 900 · Sept–Dec AED 1,200 · Jan–Mar AED 900 · Yearly AED 3,000.
- Ajman Sector I: Apr–Jun AED 750 · Sept–Dec AED 1,000 · Jan–Mar AED 750 · Yearly AED 2,500.
- Ajman Sectors II & III: Apr–Jun AED 810 · Sept–Dec AED 1,080 · Jan–Mar AED 810 · Yearly AED 2,700.
- Falaj Al Mualla: Apr–Jun AED 960 · Sept–Dec AED 1,280 · Jan–Mar AED 960 · Yearly AED 3,200.

Sibling discount

- Sibling discount applies from the 3rd child onwards, up to 20% on tuition fee only.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition fees for the academic year are collected across 10 monthly instalments; fees are not collected in July and August. Tuition may be paid in advance.
- Transport fee is collected in advance along with school fees; once paid it will not be refunded or adjusted. Transport fee must be paid on time (bus service can be denied if transport fees are unpaid by the 10th of the month).
- When applying for a Transfer Certificate (TC), fees remain payable until the month in which the TC application form is submitted. If a student attends for two weeks or less, one month's fee is charged; if attendance is between two weeks and one month, two months' fees are charged.

Refund information and conditions

- Application fee (AED 300) is non-refundable. Registration deposit (AED 300) is refundable after completion of the academic year or may be adjusted against tuition/transport when a TC is applied for. Transport fee, once paid, is not refundable or adjustable.
- Fees remain payable through the month of TC submission; short-stay charging rules apply (one-month or two-month minimum charges depending on length of attendance). Legal or administrative actions may follow for repeated non-payment, including withholding of academic results and possible removal from the rolls.

Other costs and recommended purchases

- MOE-prescribed books are mandatory and must be paid in advance (charged in March). It is preferred that books and school uniform be purchased from the school store; specific uniform or book prices are charged through the school store or related billing and are not specified in the tuition schedule.
- Examination-related and CBSE registration charges for Grades 9–10 are additional as listed above.

Payment methods and practical details

- Accepted payment channels: online payment via the school's dedicated payment facility (Orison app) and Zenda app; at the school fee counter (cash, credit card, cheque). Cheques should be made payable to ‘Wise Indian Private School LLC'. Fee counter opening hours are published for school working days.

Notes on sanctions and contractual terms

- Timely payment is required; repeated non-payment can lead to non-re-enrolment, being struck off the rolls at year end (with MOE permission), withholding of reports/results, and other sanctions described in the fee contract. The school's fee contract serves as the reference for any fee disputes with the Ministry of Education.
Academics

Wise Indian Private School Umm Al Quwain teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum
CBSE curriculum approved by the UAE Ministry of Education. Comprehensive CBSE Education from Kindergarten to Grade 12 – Affiliated with CBSE.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides social-emotional learning through a dedicated counsellor and a wellness teacher. A counsellor supports student wellbeing, and the Inclusion Policy describes observations and SEN support coordinated with a SENCO and School Counselor. Campus Life programs including clubs and activities foster social interaction, teamwork and personal growth, contributing to social-emotional development. The school emphasizes a value-based, holistic environment supported by staff for student wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school provides for special educational needs with a dedicated special educator and a counselor/wellness staff. The Inclusion Policy describes SEN coordination by the SENCO and School Counselor with a range of support plans, including Individual Education. The CBSE Mandatory Public Disclosure lists the presence of a Special Educator and a Counsellor/Wellness Teacher on staff.

Mental Wellbeing
The school provides mental wellbeing support through a counsellor and a wellness teacher on staff. The Counsellor and Wellness Teacher are listed on the CBSE Mandatory Disclosure. Campus Life and School Policies indicate a focus on holistic development and student wellbeing.

Safeguarding
The school has safeguarding provisions including a Student Wellbeing Policy. A counsellor and wellness staff support safeguarding and wellbeing. The CBSE Mandatory Public Disclosure and School Policies indicate safeguarding-related processes and safety measures.
Parent Experience

Community
Campus Life includes events and cultural celebrations, as well as interactive student clubs and sports. This vibrant campus life fosters creativity, teamwork, and lifelong friendships. Annual Day 2026 showcased student performances.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
A Parent Teacher Association (PTA) was formed for 2025-2026. The PTA aims to partner with the Principal, Board of Management and the whole school community for the betterment of the children in the school, and to empower parents to be active in their children's educational lives. Nominations were opened for 2025-2026; nominations close on 1 May 2025; parents can nominate themselves or register to volunteer via the provided link.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has a Junior Library and a Senior Library for student reading and research. The campus includes an Art Room, Cyber Square, a Science Lab, and a Computer Lab. There is an Indoor Play Area for Kindergarten and an Outdoor Play Area for Kindergarten, a Common Playground, and a Canteen. A Football Ground, Badminton Play Area, and Volleyball Play Area support outdoor activity. The campus life emphasizes learning beyond the classroom with hands-on STEM projects, performing arts, sports, and other activities.

Sports Facilities
The school provides a Football Ground, Badminton Play Area, and Volleyball Play Area for sports and physical education. These spaces support team sports and PE activities and are available for student use as part of campus life. The facilities contribute to a balanced program that includes both competitive and recreational sport. Students can engage in organised sports as part of campus life.

Academic Facilities
The school has Junior Library and Senior Library for student reading and research. It has a Science Lab and a Computer Lab for science experiments and computing work. The Art Room supports visual arts. Cyber Square provides computing facilities within the academic environment. The CBSE Mandatory Public Disclosure lists a Composite Science Lab and a Computer Lab as part of the school's laboratory facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school has extra-curricular activities including sports, arts, clubs and competitions. Campus life includes hands-on STEM projects, expressive dance and music, and dynamic theatre performances. Charity drives and parent involvement activities are part of student life. Student clubs and leadership activities are available throughout the year. The school emphasizes leadership and life skills through these programs.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers co-curricular programs promoting inquiry-based learning, critical thinking, and real-world application. STEM clubs and inter-school competitions provide hands-on opportunities to explore science and technology. Digital literacy supports problem solving in activities.

Arts & Creative
Creative performing arts are included in the extracurricular program. Students take part in arts clubs and related competitions.

Cultural & Language
Cultural Programs are part of the extracurricular activities. Students participate in cultural events that celebrate diverse traditions.

Social & Hobbies
Leadership activities are part of the extracurricular landscape. Co-curricular events and clubs offer social interaction and hobby development.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership Activities are offered to help students develop leadership and teamwork skills. Students engage in leadership activities as part of the program.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports and athletics are a key part of campus life. Inter-school sports tournaments and expert coaching foster discipline, teamwork, and healthy competition.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Eligibility and grade placement. The school follows CBSE curriculum. MOE age guidelines apply: KG-I is four years old by 31 March 2026; KG-II is five; Grade I is six; Grade II to X are admitted based on a passed and promoted Transfer Certificate (TC), subject to MOE approval. The admissions policy also takes the student's current grade/year into account.
2) Required documentation. Original Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate from the last attended institution, attested as per MOE guidelines (within the UAE: attested by the Ministry of Education of the respective emirate; from abroad: attested by the relevant educational authorities, the UAE Embassy in the country of origin, and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs). Copies of the student's and parents' passports, including valid visa pages; copies of the student's and parents' Emirates IDs; original birth certificate of the student, translated into English or Arabic if necessary; vaccination record; six recent passport-size photographs of the student; copies of the student's recent academic reports, including the final report of the previous academic year and the midterm report of the current academic year.
3) Submit your application online. Submit your online application via the Pre-Registration Form available on the admissions page; the admissions office is located on the premises of Wise Indian Private School, UAQ.
4) Additional steps. A school visit helps parents understand facilities, teaching approach, and environment; inquiries can be submitted through the official site or by contacting the admissions office; the school offers a sibling admissions discount for families enrolling more than one child.
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