Schools in Al Qusais First, Dubai
There are 17 schools in Al Qusais First, Dubai. KHDA inspection ratings range from Acceptable to Very Good, with 9 of the 16 inspected schools rated Good or better. Annual fees run from AED 2,612 to AED 66,600. Curricula represented in the area: British, Indian, Iranian, American, IB and Pakistani.
The Millenium School
A Very good Indian (CBSE) school with excellent Kindergarten and Secondary achievement and Outstanding personal development, teaching, care and leadership, though Arabic as an additional language is acceptable.
Al Adab Iranian Private School for Boys
No official inspection report yet
Al Adab Iranian Private School for Girls
No official inspection report yet
American International School
A US-curriculum school with good teaching and strong student-leadership opportunities, though staffing and facilities are stretched, and Middle and High maths has slipped to acceptable.
Amity School
A well-led Indian-curriculum school with Very good English and Outstanding personal development, though Islamic Education and Arabic remain only acceptable in Middle and Secondary, with self-evaluation needing more rigour.
Apple International School
A large, caring British-curriculum school with strong pastoral care and good results in most subjects, though attainment in Arabic and across Post-16 is only acceptable and teaching is not yet consistently challenging.
Capital School
A British-curriculum school with a very strong Foundation Stage and Very good care, though teaching and attainment in Primary and Secondary are less consistent.
Dubai Scholars Private School
A British-curriculum school with Very good results in Primary, Secondary and Post-16 and Outstanding personal development, though Arabic is only acceptable and teaching is less consistent in the Foundation Stage and lower Primary.
The Westminster School - DUBAI BRANCH
A Good, very large British-curriculum school where students achieve well across the core subjects and Post-16 mathematics and science are strong, with Outstanding personal development.
Al Maaref American School
A caring US-curriculum school with strong personal development and safeguarding, though achievement is Acceptable in every phase and both teaching and self-evaluation need strengthening.
Al Sadiq Islamic English School
A well-led British-curriculum school with good Secondary outcomes, though teaching and achievement in the Foundation Stage and Primary are only acceptable and reading literacy needs attention.
Crescent English School
An Indian-curriculum school with a strong Kindergarten and good Islamic Education and English, though Arabic was rated Weak in Middle and Secondary and teaching is often too teacher-led.
Dubai Carmel School
A British-curriculum school with a stronger Foundation Stage and good Islamic Education, though attainment is mostly acceptable, teaching is inconsistent and governance and self-evaluation were rated Weak.
H.H.Shaikh Rashid Al Maktoum Pakistani School
An Acceptable Pakistani-curriculum school with improving Islamic Education and science, though Arabic attainment is weak and Foundation Stage teaching does not ensure active learning.
Iranian Salman Farsi Boys School
No official inspection report yet
Woodlem Park School
An Acceptable Indian-curriculum school with a calm environment and good Islamic Education and English, though Arabic and mathematics are weak in the Middle and Secondary phases and leadership, governance and inclusion were rated Weak.
Amity English School
No official inspection report yet