Schools in Al Barsha Second, Dubai
There are 11 schools in Al Barsha Second, Dubai. KHDA inspection ratings range from Acceptable to Outstanding, with 10 of the 11 inspected schools rated Good or better. Annual fees run from AED 15,365 to AED 115,225. Curricula represented in the area: British, IB, American and Australian.
Kings School Al Barsha
An Outstanding British-curriculum school with outstanding achievement, teaching and inclusion, though outcomes in English, mathematics and science are variable at Post-16.
Nord Anglia International School
An Outstanding British and IB school with exceptional English, mathematics and science and Outstanding teaching, care and inclusion, though Islamic Education and Arabic attainment is acceptable.
Brighton College Dubai
A high-performing British-curriculum school with Very good core subjects and Outstanding personal development, though attainment in Islamic Education and Arabic does not yet match the other subjects.
Dubai Heights Academy
A British-curriculum school with very good English, mathematics and science and Outstanding safeguarding, though attainment in Islamic Education and Arabic is only acceptable and students' independence needs developing.
GEMS Founders School - Dubai Branch
A Very good British-curriculum school with very strong core subjects and Outstanding inclusion and safeguarding, though teaching in Islamic Education and behaviour in Secondary need attention.
Al Mawakeb School Al Barsha
A large, improving US-curriculum school with Very good English, maths and science in Kindergarten and the high school, though Arabic as an additional language and external-assessment results are the areas to strengthen.
American School Dubai
Outstanding results in English, mathematics and science, though Islamic Education and Arabic were rated Weak and governance did not meet all statutory requirements.
Australian International School - Dubai
A caring Australian-curriculum school with a strong wellbeing focus and good results in Primary and Secondary, though Islamic Education and Arabic are only acceptable and Phase 1 teaching is less consistent.
Bloom World Academy
A well-resourced IB school where English is Very good in the MYP and Diploma Programme, though most other subjects reach only acceptable attainment, and governance is not yet representative of all stakeholders.
Smart Vision School
A Good British-curriculum school with a strong Foundation Stage and an inclusive culture, though Islamic Education and Arabic are acceptable.
GEMS Albarsha National School - Dubai Branch
A British-curriculum school with a rich Foundation Stage and strong Islamic and Emirati grounding, though attainment is mostly acceptable and the identification of students of determination is underdeveloped.