The Indian High School – Al Garhoud Branch

United Arab Emirates, Dubai

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees AED 5,276 - 21,000

Ages 3 - 10 years

Pupil numbers 4185

Type Co-educational

Opened 1988

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum CBSE Curriculum

Taught languages Hindi, French, Arabic

Typical class size 21

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School

Introduction

The Indian High School – Al Garhoud Campus offers CBSE-based education in Dubai for children aged 3 to 10, spanning kindergarten through Grade 4. Founded in 1961, it is the Gulf Indian school. KG program follows CBSE with six learning areas—Personal and Social Development, Communication, Language and Literacy, Numeracy, Understanding Our World, Health and Physical Development, and Art and Creative Skills—delivered through inquiry- and play-based approaches that nurture social, emotional, cognitive and physical growth. Primary Groups 1–4 balance CBSE and MOE guidelines, emphasizing development with progression, and partnerships provide learning with assessments to tailor teaching. The Al Garhoud campus features a Science Activity Room, a Techno-vation Hub with a 3D printer, Reading Corners, KG labs, a Library, and a Medical/Wellness Center. Facilities include an Auditorium, Centre Stage, a grass area, a covered play area, and outdoor courts. Weekend sports, performing arts spaces, and in-house channels expand opportunities beyond the classroom.

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Al Garhoud Campus, P.O. Box No. 106, Dubai, UAE (near GGICO Metro Station)

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The Essentials

Location

The Indian High School – Al Garhoud Campus is located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, near GGICO Metro Station. It is the Al Garhoud campus of The Indian High School Dubai network. Public transport access is available via the GGICO Metro Station, and buses operate with permanent stops and GPS tracking.

Stages

Kindergarten and Primary (Grade 1 to Grade 4). Academic year 2026-27: Pre-KG is available; Seats for Grades 1–4 are not available.

Additional learning support

Care and Support for Students with Learning Differences includes specialist staff, screening tools, comprehensive assessment, and psychometric tests; inclusive teaching. Care and Support for Highly Abled, Gifted and Talented Students includes extended work, external competitions, and an Advanced Learning Plan (ALP). Inclusion programs also include ASDAN qualifications and the ASDAN Centre for varied learning options.

Bus service

Bus routes and stops are posted on the website; seat availability is checked with the Oud Metha Transport Department; a Transport Form must be submitted for transport; a temporary ID may be issued for changes. GPS is installed in all buses; bus stops are permanent; the 2-way trip is reserved by the bus fee.

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Fees

Tuition fees (annual and per term)

- Pre‑KG: AED 21,000 per year (three equal term payments of AED 7,000 each).

- KG1: AED 5,276 per year (three equal term payments of AED 1,759 each).

- KG2: AED 5,276 per year (three equal term payments of AED 1,759 each).

- Grade 1: AED 5,525 per year (three equal term payments of AED 1,842 each).

- Grade 2: AED 5,525 per year (three equal term payments of AED 1,842 each).

- Grade 3: AED 5,525 per year (three equal term payments of AED 1,842 each).

- Grade 4: AED 5,525 per year (three equal term payments of AED 1,842 each).

Mandatory annual fees (one‑time per year)

- Resource / exam / laboratory / e‑learning / online subscription / ID card / school diary & calendar / technology charge: amounts vary by year group. Examples: Pre‑KG AED 1,250; KG1 & KG2 AED 804; Grade 1 AED 804; Grade 2 AED 897; Grade 3 AED 1,010; Grade 4 AED 1,010.

- Facility fee (non‑refundable, applicable for new admissions): AED 2,100 per student.

Application, enrollment and re‑enrolment fees

- Application / assessment fee (new students, one‑time): AED 500.

- Enrollment fee (new students, one‑time): up to 10% of the tuition fee; non‑refundable and deductible from the first term fee.

- Re‑enrolment fee (existing students, once a year): up to 5% of the tuition fee or AED 500 (whichever is higher); non‑refundable and deductible from the first term fee.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is divided into three terms (First Term: April–June; Second Term: September–November; Third Term: December–March). Tuition figures above are annual amounts; the school operates on a three‑term billing cycle.

- Payment methods accepted: online payment via the campus parent portal; bank‑to‑bank transfer to the school's account; and bank standing instructions on credit card (subject to the bank sending required transaction details). Parents must provide student name and GR number with transfers. Example bank details published: Bank of Baroda, IBAN AE800110090010400000056, SWIFT BARBAEADDUB. Receipts are issued after verification; allow up to three working days for processing in normal periods.

Boarding / hostel

- Boarding is not applicable. The campus operates as a day school and provides paid transport services for families who opt in.

Other costs and optional services (examples and typical ranges)

- Required education supplies and optional services are published separately and charged in addition to tuition and mandatory fees (items commonly include uniforms, textbooks, transport, extracurricular activities, school trips, photography, club activities and special support services).

- Typical ranges reported (examples drawn from the school's published optional services schedules as reflected in market summaries):
- Uniforms: approx. AED 300 – AED 1,000.
- Textbooks / books: approx. AED 400 – AED 1,000.
- Transport (school bus, annual): approx. AED 4,300 – AED 8,500 (opt‑in service, distance/route dependent).
- Extracurricular activities / clubs: approx. AED 1,000 – AED 5,000 (per activity / year, where applicable).
- School trips, annual day, photography and event costumes: smaller single‑item charges typically in the range of AED 30 – AED 1,000 depending on the item or trip.

Refunds and withdrawal / non‑refund rules

- Advance payments and deposits: cancellation of a provisional admission or offer and any advance fee paid are not refundable. Re‑enrolment and facility / enrollment fees are non‑refundable as specified above.

- Withdrawal and refund processing: the fee department determines the fee payable and any refund entitlement in accordance with KHDA guidelines and the school's Admission & Withdrawal policy; processing of transfer/withdrawal documentation typically requires administrative processing time (for example, 8–10 working days for transfer certificate processing during the academic year).

Practical payment notes

- Receipts are issued only after the school confirms payment and issues an official receipt; for bank deposits and transfers parents must supply proof of payment and the student GR number so the payment can be reconciled. Allow up to three working days for receipt issuance under normal conditions; processing times may be longer at peak periods.

Summary of what is charged at enrolment

- New student initial charges commonly include (where applicable): application / assessment fee (AED 500), facility fee (AED 2,100), the first term tuition (or the enrollment fee up to 10% of tuition if applicable), and any required education supplies or optional services selected (for example transport or uniform).

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Academics

Curriculum

Kindergarten follows the CBSE curriculum and focuses on six key areas of learning: Personal and Social Development; Communication, Language and Literacy; Numeracy; Understanding Our World; Health and Physical Development; Art and Creative Skills. Learning is designed to be engaging and holistic, promoting social, emotional, cognitive and physical development and preparing children for their next steps through inquiry-based, play-based approaches. Primary Group (Grades 1-4) uses CBSE and MOE guidelines and emphasizes holistic development with a balance between curricular and co-curricular activities, with careful planning to ensure smooth progression across grades. Partnerships with various national and international organizations provide extended learning opportunities, and external and internal assessments inform curriculum modifications to suit learners' needs, while innovation and creativity strengthen 21st-century learning skills. The National Education Policy and Positive Education are incorporated into the curriculum.

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Admissions

1. Fill out the admission form available on the website. The form begins the admissions process for The Indian High School, Al Garhoud Campus and collects essential information about the learner and family. The submission step initiates the enrollment process and sets the path for the remaining steps. 2. Submit documents & report card. Applicants provide the required documentation, including copies of the student's passport, visa and Emirates ID, birth certificate, recent passport-sized photograph, vaccination records, and copies of school progress reports and the Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate from the previous school. These documents enable the school to assess eligibility and maintain records as part of the admissions workflow. 3. Take the eligibility test. The learner completes the eligibility assessment as part of the admission process to determine if they meet the criteria for admission. 4. Clear the eligibility test and receive offer letter. If the learner meets the criteria, an offer letter is issued indicating provisional admission pending further steps. 5. Pay the required fees and submit all other documents. Fees and all remaining documents must be submitted to finalize enrollment. 6. Provisional admission is granted and confirmed upon KHDA registration. Final enrollment is contingent on KHDA registration and completion of the process.

Waitlist

For grades where seats are not currently available, The Indian High School – Al Garhoud Campus maintains a waiting list. Registration for the desired grade is encouraged and the learner will be contacted for an eligibility test only when seats become available.

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FAQs

Where is The Indian High School – Al Garhoud Branch located?

The Al Garhoud campus is in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, near GGICO Metro Station. Public transport is available with fixed bus stops and GPS-tracked routes, and the campus is part of The Indian High School Dubai network.

What age range does the school serve, and what levels are offered at Al Garhoud?

The school serves children aged about 3 to 10, with Pre-KG, KG and Primary Grades 1–4. For the 2026–27 year, Pre-KG is available, but seats for Grades 1–4 are not currently available.

What curriculum do students follow in Kindergarten and in Primary?

Kindergarten follows CBSE with six learning areas and a play-based, inquiry-driven approach. Primary Grades 1–4 follow CBSE and MOE guidelines, with a focus on holistic development and 21st‑century skills, including the National Education Policy and Positive Education.

Is The Indian High School – Al Garhoud a day school or is boarding available?

It is a day school. Boarding is not offered, but paid student transport is available for families who opt in.

Who is the head of The Indian High School – Al Garhoud Campus?

The head of the campus is Amita Kapoor.

When did the Al Garhoud campus open?

The Al Garhoud campus opened in 1988.

What transport options are available for students and families?

The school offers bus routes with posted stops; Oud Metha Transport Department handles seat availability; buses are GPS-tracked and a Transport Form must be submitted for transport; two-way trips are reserved by the bus fee.

Is the school co-educational?

Yes. The Indian High School – Al Garhoud is a co-educational school.

Is there a waitlist for seats at the Al Garhoud campus?

Yes, if seats are not currently available for a grade, the school maintains a waiting list and will contact families when seats open after eligibility testing.

What is the admissions process?

Admission starts with completing the form and submitting required documents (passport, visa, Emirates ID, birth certificate, photos, vaccination records, progress reports, and Transfer Certificate). An eligibility test determines provisional admission; if successful, an offer letter is issued, and fees and documents are submitted to finalize enrollment, contingent on KHDA registration.

What are the tuition fees for Pre-KG, KG, and Grade 1–4?

Pre-KG is AED 21,000 per year, KG1 and KG2 are AED 5,276 per year, and Grades 1–4 are AED 5,525 per year. All tuition is billed in three equal term payments.

What other fees should I expect at enrollment?

There are mandatory annual fees such as a facility fee (AED 2,100 for new admissions) and year-group resource/exam/labs/e-learning charges; there is an application fee of AED 500 and an enrollment fee up to 10% of tuition (non-refundable). Re-enrolment fees may be up to 5% of tuition or AED 500.

What are the payment terms and how can I pay?

The academic year is divided into three terms. Payments can be made online via the campus parent portal, by bank transfer, or by bank standing instructions; receipts are issued after payment verification, with processing times typically up to three working days.

Are scholarships available?

There is no information about scholarships in the data provided.

What are the key term dates for the academic year?

The terms run April–June (First Term), September–November (Second Term), and December–March (Third Term).

What support is available for students with learning differences?

The school offers Care and Support for Students with Learning Differences with specialist staff, screening tools, comprehensive assessments, and psychometric tests, along with inclusive teaching.

How does the school support high-ability or gifted students?

There is Care and Support for Gifted and Talented Students with an Advanced Learning Plan (ALP), extended work and external competitions to stretch learners.

What kinds of assessments does the school use to tailor learning?

External and internal assessments inform curriculum modifications to meet individual learner needs.

What facilities support science, technology, and reading?

Facilities include a Science Activity Room, a Techno-vation Hub with a smart board and a 3D printer, and a Library with Reading Corners and a dedicated Reading Programme, plus KG-specific Kidzy Labs.

What spaces support arts, performances, and events?

The campus includes an Auditorium (300 seats) and Centre Stage (500 seats) for events and performances, plus Music and Dance Rooms.

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