A Guide to Dubai’s New Private Schools and Their Fees

Ten new schools in Dubai are opening up during the 2021-22 academic year. For students looking to join, prices range from Dh14,500 to Dh77,600 per year. Here is your guide! 

These new openings will increase Dubai's number of schools to 220 and will create 15,000 new school places.

The schools are in the districts of Tilal Al Ghaf, Al Warqa, Al Karama, Al Barsha, City Walk, Mirdif, Nad Al Sheba, Al Khawaneej and Al Rashidiya.

• Royal Grammar School Guildford Dubai

Curriculum: UK

Fees: Dh60,000 in foundation stage one to Dh77,600 in year six

Location: In Tilal Al Ghaf, between Motor City and Sports City

Planned opening date: September

• Dubai Schools

Curriculum: American-curriculum education embedded in Islamic values

Fees: Fees will vary from Dh29,900 for kindergarten pupils to Dh36,155 for fourth-graders

Location: Al Barsha and Mirdif

Planned opening date: September

• Australian International School

Curriculum: Australian

Fees: Dh52,000 in kindergarten to Dh63,000 in grade five. Families joining in the inaugural year will get a 25 per cent discount in the first three years.

Location: Al Barsha 3

Planned opening date: September

• Cedar School

Curriculum: UK

Fees: Dh21,457 in Foundation stage one to Dh29,778 in year six

Location: Al Warqa

Planned opening date: September

• Windsor School​​​​​​​

Curriculum: UK

Fees: Parents joining in the first year will pay Dh43,388 in foundation stage one and Dh52,500 in year six

Location: Al Badaa

Planned opening date: To be confirmed

• Emirates National Schools Dubai

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Curriculum: International Baccalaureate

Fees: Dh31,000 in kindergarten to Dh37,000 in grade five

Location: Al Khawaneej 1

Planned opening date: September

• The Apple International Community School​​​​​​​

Curriculum: UK

Fees: Dh14,500-Dh17,000 after discount

Location: Al Karama

Planned opening date: September

Read More: Distance Learning To Continue for Academic Year 2020-2021

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