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However, the individuals should contact the schools for any further information & Recruitment, to enrol a child LIST OF SCHOOLS LIST OF SCHOOLS Dubai English Speaking School, Dubai English Speaking College, NAME OF SCHOOL Jebel Ali Primary School, Dxb Jumeirah English Speaking NAME OF SCHOOL Dxb Dxb School/ Arabian Ranches Dxb (All details are the same) Address/Tel/Fax Box 2002: Tel(04) 3371457/ Tel-3362737 - College F-3378932-School Address/Tel/Fax Tel-(04) 8846485, Fax-8845373 Tel-(04) 3945515, (04) 3619019 P.O.Box 17111 Arabian Ranches Fax-3943531 Principal Mr. David Hammond - School Mr. Peter Daly - College P.O.Box 24942, Contact person Mrs. Gail-School Ms. Kate-College Principal Mrs. Maureen Chapman Mr. Rob Stokoe Email Address [email protected] [email protected] Contact person Vera Cawston Carissa Phillips Type/Predominantly Primary - British Secondary - British Email Address [email protected] [email protected] / Sex:Mixed/Separate Mixed Mixed [email protected] Timings: 0745 - 1445 Hrs 0745 - 1510 Hrs Type/Predominantly Primary / British Primary / British Pupil Capacity 750 / 23 per class 750 / 23 per class Sex:Mixed/Separate Mixed Mixed Age/Level Education 4-13 yrs / Reception to Grade 8 7-13 yrs Timings: 0800 - 1300 Hrs 0800 - 1400 Hrs Subjects All All Pupil Capacity 376 / 22 per class 800 Languages French and Arabic French and Arabic Age/Level Education 4-11 yrs / Recpn to Grade 6 F1&2, KS1, KS2 & KS3 to Year Group 8 From Sept 06: Add Year Admission Prefer British/European Past Prefer British/European Past Group 9 From Sept 07: Add Procedures School Record required School Record required Years 10 & 11 Rates: Registration Dhs 100/- Dhs 200/- Subjects All All Admission Dhs 2,000/- (Advance fee deducted Dhs 3,000/- (Advance fee deducted Languages French, Minimal Arabic from term fee) from term fee) Admission Registration any time, Ability to Contact Registrar Tuition Dhs 8,100/- per term (primary) Dhs 14000/-per term (Grade 7-11) Procedures speak English Transport Organised by parents Organised by parents Rates: Registration Dhs 1,000/- (Dhs 750 deducted Dhs 300/ (non-refundable)- Medical Has its own Medical facility Has its own Medical facility from 1st term fees) Extra Curricular Local Trips (Educational), Sports, Local Trips (Educational), Sports, Admission Dhs 500/- + Debenture Activities Arts, Music, Swimming Arts, Music, Swimming Tuition Dhs 25,500/- p.a. Foundation 1 Dhs 6,900/-per term. Remarks 5 classes per year, Gr 6 extra class (8500 per term) F2, KS1, KS2 Dhs 8,650/-per term Dhs 7200 from September 2003. Secondary Dhs 14,850/- per term Transport Dhs 1000/- per term Medical Dhs 150/- Extra Curricular Sports/Arts & Crafts / Drama / Swimming 7 yrs + 5-7 yrs. Sports Activities Swimming field trips trips, Field study once a year- Yr.6, Desert Safaris for older ones, Trips abroad Yr.5/Yr.6 Remarks 3 class per year group New 4 classes in each year, 22 in Swimming Pool, hall being built. most classes Reception year-84 Education Support Allowances Effect : 01/09/06 Issued: 09/07/06 Page 1 of 14 Education Support Allowances Effect : 01/09/06 Issued: 09/07/06 Page 2 of 14 LIST OF SCHOOLS LIST OF SCHOOLS NAME OF SCHOOL Jumeirah Primary School, Dxb Dubai American Academy, Dxb Victoria English School, NAME OF SCHOOL Sharjah English School, Sharjah Sharjah Address/Tel/Fax Tel-(04)3943500, Fax-3943960 Tel-(04) 3479222, Fax-3476070 P.O. Box 29093 P.O. Box 8607 Box 1600, Tel-(06)5672779, Fax Box 25549, Tel-(06)5227770 Address/Tel/Fax 5662921 Fax5226446 Principal Mr. Stuart Dennis Mr. Daniel Yong Principal Mr. George B. Savage Eileen Ritson Contact person Doreen Skinman Merethe Gharesifard Contact person Josephine Bushno Jasmine Email Address [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Type/Predominantly Primary / British Primary / Secondary Email Address .ae Sex:Mixed/Separate Mixed Mixed Type/Predominantly Primary / British Primary & Part Secondary Timings: 0745 - 1200 hrs 0745 - 1445 Hrs Sex:Mixed/Separate Mixed Mixed (different times per grades) Timings: 0745 - 1400 Hrs 0755 - 1400 Hrs Pupil Capacity 850 / 22 per class 250 / 20 per class Pupil Capacity 320 / 24 per class 330 Age/Level Education 3-13 yrs / KG1 to Grade 4 04-17 yrs / KG 1 to Grade 12 Age/Level Education 3 yrs - 11 yrs / KG 1 - Gr. 6 3yrs - 14yrs / KG1 - Gr.9 Subjects US Curriculum Subjects British Curriculum British Curriculum Languages English Languages English, French & Arabic English & Arabic Admission Procedures Registration any time. Ability to speak English Admission Procedures Rates: Registration Dhs 600/- (Non-Refundable) Dhs 350/- (Non-Refundable) Registration Fee Dhs 250/- Admission Rates: Registration Application fee Dhs 100/- Tuition Dhs 23,800/- FS1 per annum Dhs 12,592/- KG 1 p.a., Refundable deposit Dhs 3,000 Dhs 30,000/- FS2-Gr.5 per annum Dhs 33,074/- KG 2 p.a. Admission Dhs 750/- Adv. Registration fee (KG2Gr 6) Dhs 46,620/- Gr 1-Gr 6 p.a. Dhs 46,620/- Gr 7+ p.a. Tuition Dhs 3,210/- (Term) - KG 1 Dhs 500/- Refundable Deposit Dhs 5,600/- (Term) - KG2 -Yr.2 Transport Falcon transport Dhs 6,840/- (Term) - Yr 3 - 6 Medical Transport Dhs 1400/- per term Dhs 10,900/- (Annual) - KG1 & 2 Extra Curricular Sports/Arts & Crafts/Drama Dhs 12,420/- (Annual) - G1 - 3 Activities Dhs 14,080/- (Annual) - G4 - 6 Remarks KG 1- 18 in class Capacity 1100 Dhs 16,515/- (Annual) - G7 Dhs 17,470/- (Annual) - G8 Dhs.18,430/- (Annual) - G9 Dhs.20,100/- (Annual) -G10 Dhs.21,750/- (Annual) -G11 Dhs.24,370/- (Annual) -G12 Dhs.26,100/- (Annual) -G13 Sharjah Dhs.2,700/-, Dubai Medical Dhs3,000/- Extra Curricular Activities Remarks Dxb English College, Dxb College Education Support Allowances Effect : 01/09/05 Issued: 23/04/06 Page 3 of 14 Education Support Allowances Effect : 01/09/04 Issued: 23/04/06 Page 4 of 14 LIST OF SCHOOLS LIST OF SCHOOLS NAME OF SCHOOL Dubai College, Dxb The English College, Dxb NAME OF SCHOOL Jumeirah College, Dxb Emirates International School, Dxb Branches - Jumeirah & Address/Tel/Fax Box 837, Tel-(04)3999111, Box 11812, Tel-(04)3943465, Meadows (Details for both Fax-3999175 Fax 3947242 schools are same) Principal Mr. W.E. Parton Mr. Forbes Address/Tel/Fax Tel-(04) 3954950, Fax-3954586 Tel-(04)3489804, Fax-3482813 Contact person Debra Harding Mrs Robertson P.O. Box 74856 P.O. Box 6446 Email Address [email protected] [email protected] Principal Mr. Geffturner Mr. Deeb Abdulla / Head Type/Predominantly Secondary / British Secondary/British/Others Mistress-Mrs. Marianne Deacon Sex:Mixed/Separate Mixed Mixed Contact person Brendafarrell Mrs. Naglaa Dwidar Timings: 0745 - 1525 Hrs 0745 - 1530 Hrs Email Address [email protected] [email protected]/ www.eischool.com Pupil Capacity 750 / 20 per class. 585 / 20 per class Type/Predominantly Secondary Primary/Secondary - Mixed Age/Level Education 11 - 18 yrs 04-18yrs / KG1 to Grade 13 Sex:Mixed/Separate Mixed Mixed Subjects Upto 'A' Level British Curriculum/GCSE 'A' Level Timings: KG-07.30-12.00, G1-07.30- Languages British Curriculum/GCSE 'A' level English, French & Arabic 13.30, G2+-7.30-14.30 Admission Interview + Test pref. JESS, DESS 3 Photos, 2 copies Birth Certificate Pupil Capacity 920 24 per class Procedures JAPS & Past School Record Passport Copy & Visa Age/Level Education 5 - 18 yrs / KG to Year 13 4-18 yrs / KG - Gr 12 required Subjects British Curriculum/GCSE 'A' level American/British Rates: Registration Dhs 300/- Curriculum/IGCSE Admission Dhs 300/- On joining the College Dhs.1000 Languages French & Arabic (option) French & Arabic deposit (refundable) Admission Tel Appointment, Students 5 Photos + Birth Certificate Tuition Gr.7-Gr.11 - Dhs 44,800/- p.a. KG1 - TBA Dhs 7,500/- (Term) - Procedures tested before admission Passport cpy, Transtype of grade Gr.12-Gr.13 - Dhs 50,820/- p.a. KG2 - Gr. 5 Dhs 8,000/-(term) - Gr. 6 Dhs 3000/-Tuition deposit Rates: Registration Dhs 500/- (Non Refundable) (deducted from 1st term fees) Dhs Admission Dhs 600/- (Non Refundable) Dhs 2000/- deducted from 1st 12,190/- (Term) - Gr. 7-9 Dhs term fees Dhs 500/- Caution 13,225/- (Term) - Gr.10 & 11 Dhs Deposit-Refundable 14,605/- (Term) - Gr.12 & 13 Dhs Tuition Yr 6 - Dhs 30,000/-(p.a) Yr 7 to 9 KG1-KG2 - Dhs 21,000/-, Gr 1- 4000/- Tution Deposit (deducted - Dhs. 41,400/- (p.a) Yr 10 – Gr.2-Dhs25,000 Gr.3-Gr.5-Dhs from 1st term fees) Yr.11 - Dhs. 46,575/- (p.a) Yr 12 28,000, Gr.6-Gr.8-Dhs 33,000, Transport Dhs 1,050/- per Term Dhs 985/- per term to 13 – Dhs 51,750/- (p.a) Gr.9-Gr.10-Dhs 38,000, Gr.11- Medical 12- Dhs 44,500 Extra Curricular Sports, Excursions, Camping, Sports, Music, Art, Swimming, Transport No School Transport available Dubai - Dhs 2,650/- Sharjah - Activities Skiing, Safaris, Drama, Music Horse Riding, Scuba, Sailing, Ice Dhs 3,225/- Skating Medical Remarks None, enchancements of facilities Extra Curricular Art, Music, Drama and others Sports, Music, Drama Cultural only. 6 classes per year group Activities Activities etc. Remarks None - Number of pupils to be capped at 1930. 80% teachers local hire. Emirates International School, Dxb Education Support Allowances Effect : 01/09/05 Issued: 23/04/06 Page 5 of 14 Education Support Allowances Effect : 01/09/04 Issued: 23/04/06 Page 6 of 14 LIST OF SCHOOLS LIST OF SCHOOLS NAME OF SCHOOL Al Ittihad Private School, Choueifat International School, NAME OF SCHOOL The American School, Dxb The School of Research Jumeirah Dxb Science Address/Tel/Fax Box 5126, T-(04) 3946136/5111 Box 21935, Tel-(04) 3999444, Address/Tel/Fax Box 2222, Tel-(04) 3440824, Box 27463, Tel-(04)2988776, Fax 3943040 Fax 3999045 Fax3441510 Fax-2988447 Principal Nihad Al Shamsi Mr.
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