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Bright Riders School Dubai

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 12,500 - 19,600
Ages 3 - 16 years
Pupil numbers 1141
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Indian Curriculum
Typical class size 30
Introduction

Bright Riders School Dubai is an Indian (CBSE) curriculum day school in Dubai serving early years through secondary stages; the school's profile on its website describes programmes from Pre‑Kindergarten through senior secondary and the on‑file record lists ages 3 to 16. The medium of instruction is English, with additional language provision and extracurricular language support in Hindi and Arabic and French offered in school programmes. The school publishes details of a comprehensive campus with ICT and smart classrooms, a well‑equipped ICT laboratory and BYOD provision, science and innovation labs, libraries and dedicated visual and performing‑arts studios. Sports facilities listed include a 2,800 sq. metre artificial turf field and track, a temperature‑controlled swimming pool, a multipurpose hall with four badminton courts, a dual pickleball/basketball court, cricket practice cage and age‑appropriate kindergarten play areas. Distinctive curricular features the site highlights are a CODAIR (Coding + AI + Robotics) IT programme from KG–8, an integrated UAE Climate Positive Kids sustainability programme (KG–10) and a compulsory Extended Learning Programme and co‑curricular clubs.

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The Essentials

Bright Riders School Dubai has 1,141 pupils, typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.

Location

Bright Riders School Dubai is located at Dubai Investment Park 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Post Box No. 50180). The campus sits in the Dubai Investments Park area, a mixed-use district serving residents and businesses in the DIP region. The school operates a bus service that covers Dubai Investments Park and the surrounding extended residential areas, with routes aligned to RTA school transport regulations and KHDA guidelines.

Stages

Bright Riders School Dubai is a K-12 CBSE-affiliated institution. The Kindergarten program is inspired by the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) approach and blends CBSE elements; Primary runs Grades 1–5, Middle School covers Grades 6–8, and Secondary covers Grades 9–12. The school describes itself as a K-12 CBSE school and outlines the progression from KG through to Grade 12.

Type

The school operates as a co-educational CBSE-based day school. Co-education is noted for Bright Riders in its Abu Dhabi branch, and the Dubai campus follows CBSE standards with day-school timings and offerings.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school hosts students from over 27 nationalities, reflecting a diverse, international student community. The most common nationality is not specified in the available materials, and the local-to-international ratio is not published.

Additional learning support

Bright Riders Dubai provides inclusion and SEN support through its Inclusion Policy, addressing Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), Gifted and Talented (G&T), English as an Additional Language (EAL), and other learning needs, with adherence to UAE federal law and KHDA guidance. The Diversity & Inclusion materials also describe an inclusive environment and support for diverse learners.

Country affiliation

The school follows the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) framework, linking it to India's national curriculum standards.

Religious affiliation

No religious affiliation is indicated in the school's materials.

School day structure

Gates open at 7:30. Kindergarten hours are 7:45–12:00 daily. Grades 1 and above run 7:45–2:30 on Monday to Thursday, and 7:45–11:30 on Fridays.

Bus service

A structured school bus service is available with routes that include Zone 1 (DIP 1 and DIP 2), Zone 2 (Al Qudra, Al Furjan, Discovery Gardens, Dubai South, and other areas), Zone 3 (Al Barsha and nearby areas), and Zone 4 (Dubai Silicon Oasis, The Villa, Dubai Land, Liwan). Annual fees are listed (AED 4,250 for Zone 1, AED 4,750 for Zone 2, AED 5,250 for Zone 3, AED 5,750 for Zone 4) with monthly options; contact transport@brightridersdubai.com for details.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are available at the school premises. KG uniforms are provided for early years, and uniforms for Grades 1 and above are provided, along with a Sports/PE House Uniform. Shoes, socks, and cardigans or sweaters are part of the uniform.

House System

The school uses a house system as indicated by the presence of a PE House Uniform in the uniform policy. Specific house names and inter-house competitions are not detailed on the site.

Governance and Ownership

The school is owned by Abdullah Al Mazrouei. The Bright Riders School Dubai is governed by a Governing Body comprising school management, peer school principals, community members, parents, and staff representatives; its core functions include setting strategic direction, holding the leadership to account, overseeing educational performance, and overseeing financial performance.
Fees

Annual tuition at Bright Riders School Dubai ranges from AED 12,500 to AED 19,600 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fee

- Registration (one-time, VAT inclusive): AED 525 payable at the time of admission.

Tuition fees (per term and yearly totals) — management (first-child) rates

- Pre-KG: Term 1 (Apr–Jun) AED 4,560; Term 2 (Sep–Dec) AED 6,080; Term 3 (Jan–Mar) AED 4,560; Yearly total AED 15,200.
- KG1 – KG2: Term 1 AED 3,750; Term 2 AED 5,000; Term 3 AED 3,750; Yearly total AED 12,500.
- Grade 1–2: Term 1 AED 4,110; Term 2 AED 5,480; Term 3 AED 4,110; Yearly total AED 13,700.
- Grade 3–5: Term 1 AED 4,680; Term 2 AED 6,240; Term 3 AED 4,680; Yearly total AED 15,600.
- Grade 6–8: Term 1 AED 5,565; Term 2 AED 7,420; Term 3 AED 5,565; Yearly total AED 18,550.
- Grade 9–10: Term 1 AED 5,880; Term 2 AED 7,840; Term 3 AED 5,880; Yearly total AED 19,600.

Discounted / special rates (corporate / Esaad / hospitality / healthcare etc.)

- Special discount (where applicable) — example per-term and yearly totals:
- Pre-KG: Term 1 AED 3,990; Term 2 AED 5,320; Term 3 AED 3,990; Yearly total AED 13,300.
- KG1–KG2: Term 1 AED 3,180; Term 2 AED 4,240; Term 3 AED 3,180; Yearly total AED 10,600.
- Grade 1–2: Term 1 AED 3,480; Term 2 AED 4,640; Term 3 AED 3,480; Yearly total AED 11,600.
- Grade 3–5: Term 1 AED 3,960; Term 2 AED 5,280; Term 3 AED 3,960; Yearly total AED 13,200.
- Grade 6–8: Term 1 AED 4,770; Term 2 AED 6,360; Term 3 AED 4,770; Yearly total AED 15,900.
- Grade 9–10: Term 1 AED 5,040; Term 2 AED 6,720; Term 3 AED 5,040; Yearly total AED 16,800.

Mandatory additional charges (per academic year / one-off items)

- Required Educational Supplies (per year): Pre-KG AED 500; KG1–KG2 AED 775; Grade 1–2 AED 1,100; Grade 3–5 AED 1,100; Grade 6–8 AED 1,200; Grade 9–10 AED 1,050.
- Medical fee (per year): AED 315 for all listed grades.

Transportation / school bus fees (per zone; term breakdown and 10-month total)

- Zone 1 (Dubai Investment Park 1, 2): Term 1 AED 1,275; Term 2 AED 1,700; Term 3 AED 1,275; 10-month total AED 4,250.
- Zone 2 (areas including Al Qudra, Al Furjan, Discovery Gardens, Dubai South, Dubai Sports City, Jebal Ali, JLT, JVC, JVT, Jumeirah Park Residence, Production City/IMPZ, The Gardens, Town Square, Marina, Mira Oasis, Emaar South, Expo City, Remraam): Term 1 AED 1,425; Term 2 AED 1,900; Term 3 AED 1,425; 10-month total AED 4,750.
- Zone 3 (limited stop: Al Barsha, Al Barsha South, Al Ghadeer, Barsha Heights, Damac Hills 2 - Akoya, Sahara Meadows, Arjan, Dubai Industrial City): Term 1 AED 1,575; Term 2 AED 2,100; Term 3 AED 1,575; 10-month total AED 5,250.
- Zone 4 (limited stop: Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Land, Villa Nova, Majaan, Barari, Al Warqa, Liwan): Term 1 AED 1,725; Term 2 AED 2,300; Term 3 AED 1,725; 10-month total AED 5,750.

KHDA approved fees summary

- KHDA-approved tuition caps are published for grades; examples: Pre-KG / KG1 / KG2 AED 19,000; Grade 1–2 AED 21,000; Grade 3–5 AED 24,000; Grade 6–8 AED 26,500; Grade 9–10 AED 28,000. These KHDA-approved figures are published alongside the school's fee information.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Academic year fees are billed in three terms aligned to the school terms: Term 1 (Apr–Jun), Term 2 (Sep–Dec), Term 3 (Jan–Mar). Registration is payable at admission.
- The school publishes the transportation fees per term and the per-grade tuition per term; the registration fee and required educational supplies are payable as specified at admission or with the first payment.

Fee payment options

- Online through the school portal.
- Cash payment at the school accounts office.
- Bank transfer to the school account (ACCOUNT NAME: Bright Riders School LLC; BANK: Finance House LLC; BRANCH: Abu Dhabi; ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1256178003; IBAN: AE120810000001256178003; SWIFT: FHOUAEAD; currency AED).
- Additional campus materials indicate that debit/credit card payments and cheques may be accepted at the school fee counter (cards accepted may exclude American Express and Diners Club); this acceptance is referenced in other school documentation.

Uniforms and books (other costs)

- School uniform is available at the school premises; books and stationery kits are sold through the school store and a book & stationery list is provided to parents. Specific uniform item prices are not published on the fee page; the school lists the book & stationery kit availability and the required educational supplies charge noted above.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. Bright Riders operates as a day school; no boarding fees are published.

Refund information

- A specific tuition-refund schedule is not published on the Bright Riders School Dubai fee page. Separate published Bright Riders fee documents (other campus materials) include an example refund retention schedule (retention of registration fee where a child does not report; retention of one month's tuition if attendance is between one and three weeks; two months' tuition if attendance is over three and up to six weeks; full term tuition if attendance is over six weeks). That schedule appears in other Bright Riders fee material but is not shown on the Dubai fee page; KHDA's School Fees Fact Sheet framework explains that schools must include mandatory fee details and refund provisions in the fee fact sheet/parent contract.

Notes on discounts and sibling policy

- A sibling discount applies for the second child onwards (in case of twins one twin will be eligible). Corporate and privilege-card discounts (healthcare, hotel industry, Esaad card) are offered where applicable; discounted per-term rates are published.

Contact / accounts

- School accounts contact details are published for fee and transport enquiries (accounts office and transport email/WhatsApp). Bank transfer details are provided above for payments in AED.
Academics

Bright Riders School Dubai teaches Indian Curriculum for students aged 3 to 16.

Curriculum

Bright Riders School Dubai uses the CBSE curriculum as its core framework for Grades 9–12, with full alignment to CBSE board examinations. From KG through Grade 8, the school blends CBSE with international curricular practices to provide a broad, globally oriented learning experience. The co-scholastic curriculum includes Music, Yoga, Swimming, Art, Dance, Physical Education, ICT skills, and sports activities, integrated into the timetable. Awards and recognitions include Subject Proficiency (Grade 3 onwards) and General Proficiency (Grade 3 onwards), along with Reading Proficiency and other recognitions such as attendance and eco-friendly initiatives. Overall, the program balances CBSE assessments with international learning practices to prepare students for global opportunities.

Gifted and Talented

The school recognizes top performers through Subject Proficiency and General Proficiency awards from Grade 3 onward, along with reading proficiency and other merit-based awards; there is no separately noted formal gifted and talented program in the available materials.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Bright Riders Dubai supports social and emotional learning through a strong wellbeing program, with KHDA's 2023 wellbeing evaluation noting a robust emphasis on both individual and collective wellbeing and that staff, including the school counsellor, provide personalised care, guidance, and support while gathering feedback from students, parents, and governance to adapt approaches.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Inclusion Policy identifies SEND, Gifted and Talented (G&T), and English as an Additional Language (EAL) as groups requiring targeted support, emphasizes partnership with families, and notes compliance with UAE Federal Law 29 and the Dubai Inclusion Policy (2017); it does not indicate the school operates as a dedicated specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

EAL is recognized within the Inclusion Policy as a group needing support, but specific EAL programmes, staffing, or initiatives are not publicly disclosed.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is embedded in the school's culture through a wellbeing-focused approach and staff support, with KHDA noting the involvement of the school counsellor and personalised care for students and staff.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and child protection are addressed in the Inclusion Policy, which commits to an environment free from discrimination, abuse, neglect and exploitation and aligns with KHDA safeguarding expectations.
Parent Experience

History

Bright Riders Dubai is a CBSE-affiliated institution within the Bright Riders School network. The flagship Bright Riders School is in Abu Dhabi, and the Dubai campus aims to replicate those benchmarks and extend the model locally. The KG curriculum is inspired by UK EYFS guidelines and blended with the CBSE National Curriculum Framework. The school operates at Dubai Investment Park 1, serving a diverse intake of students. The governing structure includes a School Governing Body that comprises school management, peer school principals, community members, parents, and staff representatives, which sets strategic direction, monitors performance, and oversees finances.

Community

Bright Riders Dubai's Community page lists active groups: Junior Farmers Club, Arabic Classes for parents, and a BRS Toastmasters Club, reflecting engagement across students, families and the wider community. The school emphasizes diversity and inclusion as core values, with an Inclusion Policy that provides guidelines to support vulnerable groups such as students with special needs, English language learners, and other at-risk learners.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The Parent Support Group (PSG) is formed each year as a core committee with one parent representative from each class group. PSG members act as intermediaries between the school and parents, facilitating effective communication and addressing concerns. The PSG, with the support of class parents, works to enhance the school community and strengthen the bond between the school and families. The PSG is described as a formal part of Bright Riders Dubai's parent involvement framework and is central to ongoing parent–school collaboration. The PSG page presents the structure and purpose of this group, emphasizing annual formation and class-based representation. The formation and function of PSG are central to Bright Riders Dubai's approach to parent engagement.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Bright Riders School Dubai is located in Dubai Investment Park 1. It is a CBSE affiliated K-12 school with Pre-KG provision. The campus includes a 2,800 square metre outdoor artificial grass field with a track for football and cricket, plus high jump and long jump pits and a cricket cage for net practice. Indoor facilities include a temperature controlled swimming pool and a large multipurpose hall with four badminton courts for basketball and wellbeing activities, as well as spaces for table tennis, chess, and carrom. KG has a dedicated indoor/outdoor play area, a well stocked library, an ICT lab, smart classrooms, and science and innovation labs. BYOD is available for Grade 4 onwards, and the library supports Starfall and Oxford Reading for early years with Alasafeer Arabic resources as part of the Whole School Literacy Program.

Sports Facilities

Outdoor facilities include a 2,800 square metre artificial grass field with a track for football, cricket, and track events, plus high jump and long jump pits and a cricket cage for net practice. Indoor facilities include a temperature controlled swimming pool, a large multipurpose hall with four badminton courts for basketball and fitness activities, and dedicated spaces for table tennis, chess, and carrom. KG has a dedicated indoor/outdoor play area. The school supports a broad PE and wellbeing program through these facilities.

Academic Facilities

The school serves students aged approximately 3.8 to 13 years. The curriculum rests on CBSE standards with an eclectic mix of international approaches for Pre-KG to Grade 9, and CBSE alignment for higher grades. Kindergarten follows EYFS guidelines from the UK and CBSE, while Primary and Middle Years emphasize practical tasks and collaborative learning. The academic facilities include ICT labs, a library with Starfall and Oxford Reading for KG and online Scholastic Literacy Pro for English with Alasafeer for Arabic from Grade 1, plus Science and Innovation Labs and dedicated Visual and Performing Arts studios. Continuous assessment is used with formal reporting twice a year, and the school participates in international benchmarking tests such as PIRLS, TIMSS, and PISA as well as ASSET and CAT4 assessments.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Co curricular activities are integrated into the weekly timetable through a diverse set of clubs including Music, Yoga, Swimming, Art, Dance, Physical Education, ICT skills and sports. The school encourages students to rotate across clubs to explore interests and develop leadership and teamwork. A Student Council operates as a voice for the student body, with an annual Investiture Ceremony. The school uses a House System with four houses Yellow Phoenix, Blue Eagles, Red Dragons, and Green Falcon to foster belonging and healthy competition. Regular events include UAE National Days, Environment Day, Dubai Fitness Challenge, Annual Day and KG Graduation Day.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school is CBSE affiliated. The KG curriculum is inspired by EYFS guidelines of the UK curriculum and blended with the National Curriculum Framework of the CBSE. Admissions are offered from Pre-KG through Senior Secondary Phase. The environment is secure, inclusive, and intellectually stimulating, with scholastic and co-scholastic programmes designed to develop thinking, reflection, inquiry, and creation.

Social & Hobbies

Bright Riders School provides a program of events and activities and hosts student clubs and competitions. The School Life section includes Sports Facilities and Events & Activities. Updates feature activities such as Junior Farmers Club, KenKen International challenges, swimming galas, and other inter-school events. Leadership and collaboration are fostered through Investiture Ceremony and Honors Day as part of student life.

Community & Service

The school runs community service and CSR initiatives, including environmental projects and activities linked to local authorities such as Dubai Police. Projects include One Root, One Communi-Tree and various environment-focused events.

Leadership & Professional

Student leadership is recognised through events such as Investiture Ceremony and Honors Day. The principal emphasizes partnership with parents as essential to learning. The school describes governance that includes governors and school leaders working with teachers and support staff.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Student Care and Support Services are available to students. The school provides Sports Facilities for physical activity. The campus is described as warm and welcoming, with a focus on holistic development and well-being.
Languages

Language Provision

The Climate Kids Academy is fully bilingual. Primary (Grades 1–5) introduces new subjects and languages. The Inclusion Policy provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) support for students with language needs.

Bilingual Teaching

The Climate Kids Academy is fully bilingual. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided for learners under the Inclusion Policy.
Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

CBSE affiliated school in Dubai.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Registration and documents: Families register via the online application on Bright Riders School Dubai. After submitting the online form, expect an email from the admissions team. Documents required for admission include passport pages for the child and both parents, UAE residence visa pages, Emirates ID copies, immunization schedule, birth certificate, and recent academic marks; a Transfer/Leaving Certificate is required for Grades 2 and above, and KHDA/MOE documents may be needed for leaving. Age criteria align with UAE KHDA guidelines and are published for each grade.

Scholarships

Scholarships include Academic Merit Scholarships: 95% or above in the Grade 10 Board Examination qualifies for AED 15,500; 90% or above qualifies for AED 19,500. A Sports Talent Scholarship is also offered at AED 19,500 for qualifying achievements.

Waitlist

Waitlist: Admissions are based on a first-come-first-served basis with priority given to siblings and to students of determination; there is no published waitlist information.
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