Tuition: AED 35,350 – AED 68,004 / year
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The Middle East's most diverse and dynamic international school hub The United Arab Emirates, led by Dubai and Abu Dhabi, is one of the world's most diverse international school markets. Governed by KHDA (Dubai) and ADEK (Abu Dhabi), families have an unmatched range of curricula: British, American, IB, Indian CBSE, Australian, and French.

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AED 12,723–64,093
yearly fees
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Tuition: AED 35,350 – AED 68,004 / year
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FAQs
KHDA rates Dubai schools, but full inspections are currently paused, so published ratings may date from earlier cycles. Check the latest available KHDA report before applying.
The British curriculum (IGCSE and A-Level) is the most widely offered in Dubai, reflecting the large British and South Asian expatriate population. The Indian CBSE curriculum is the most popular by raw enrolment due to the large Indian community. IB schools are fewer but highly sought-after for their global university recognition.
Yes — the UAE has a wide fee range. Per-grade fee averages range from AED 12,723–64,093 (Edarabia, 2026), while British curriculum schools can range from AED 25,000–120,000 and IB schools from AED 45,000–115,000 (Edflik, 2026). KHDA froze Dubai private-school fees for 2026-27 (Khaleej Times, May 2026), so confirm each school's approved current fee schedule before applying.
You'll typically need your child's recent school reports, a transfer certificate or leaving letter from the previous school, copies of passport or visa documents, and immunisation records. Some schools also require entry assessments or interviews. Documents not in English or Arabic may need certified translation.
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