What curriculum does Indian High School, Al Garhoud offer?

Indian High School, Al Garhoud offers CBSE (India).

How much is tuition at Indian High School, Al Garhoud?

Annual tuition at Indian High School, Al Garhoud is AED 5.3K–AED 21K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.

What ages does Indian High School, Al Garhoud teach?

Indian High School, Al Garhoud enrolls students aged 3 to 10.

Is Indian High School, Al Garhoud a day or boarding school?

Indian High School, Al Garhoud is a day school.

What accreditations does Indian High School, Al Garhoud hold?

Indian High School, Al Garhoud holds accreditations including Cognia.

Is Indian High School, Al Garhoud co-educational?

Indian High School, Al Garhoud is a co-ed school.

Where is Indian High School, Al Garhoud located?

Indian High School, Al Garhoud is an international school in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Indian High School, Al Garhoud

Updated July 2026

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Curriculum

CBSE (India)

Accreditations

Cognia

Languages

English

The Indian High School, Al Garhoud, is a long-standing Indian educational institution in the Gulf that provides a holistic, technology-integrated curriculum for students from Pre-KG to Grade 4. It is recognized for its academic excellence, compact class sizes, and a focus on developing students as global citizens of character.

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Curriculum

CBSE (India)

Term structure

Three terms

Teaching approach

The school aims to create proactive global citizens by providing a supportive, diverse, and innovative learning environment. It emphasizes holistic development, integrating 21st-century skills, positive education, and sustainability into its daily operations. The institution is committed to fostering creativity, curiosity, and compassion while encouraging students to achieve their personal best.

Programmes

The school follows the CBSE curriculum, with the kindergarten stage focusing on six key areas: personal and social development, communication, numeracy, understanding the world, health and physical development, and creative arts. The primary section (Grades 1–4) continues the CBSE-based curriculum, incorporating innovation, creativity, and the National Education Policy to strengthen 21st-century learning skills. The academic programme is supported by partnerships with organizations like Awecademy and the Round Square community.

Student support

EAL support

Unknown

Learning support

Dedicated department

Learning support

The school maintains an inclusion policy and provides care and support services, including counseling. It collaborates with the Rashid Paediatric Therapy Centre to identify and address the needs of slow learners and integrate them into the mainstream environment.

Frequently asked questions(7)

What curriculum does Indian High School, Al Garhoud offer?: Indian High School, Al Garhoud offers CBSE (India).
How much is tuition at Indian High School, Al Garhoud?: Annual tuition at Indian High School, Al Garhoud is AED 5.3K–AED 21K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What ages does Indian High School, Al Garhoud teach?: Indian High School, Al Garhoud enrolls students aged 3 to 10.
Is Indian High School, Al Garhoud a day or boarding school?: Indian High School, Al Garhoud is a day school.
What accreditations does Indian High School, Al Garhoud hold?: Indian High School, Al Garhoud holds accreditations including Cognia.
Is Indian High School, Al Garhoud co-educational?: Indian High School, Al Garhoud is a co-ed school.
Where is Indian High School, Al Garhoud located?: Indian High School, Al Garhoud is an international school in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2025-2026

Annual tuition by grade
Grade	Ages	Annual
Pre-KG	—	AED 21K
KG1	—	AED 5.3K
KG2	—	AED 5.3K
Grade 1	—	AED 5.5K
Grade 2	—	AED 5.5K
Grade 3	—	AED 5.5K
Grade 4	—	AED 5.5K

Other fees(5)

Other fees
Application fee· Application fees (One time) for new students, assessment fees included	AED 500
Registration fee· Facility fees (non-refundable and only applicable for new admissions)	AED 2.1K
Enrolment fee· Re-enrollment fees (Once a year): Up to 5% of the tuition fees or AED 500 (whichever is higher), non refundable and deductible from the first term fees	—
Enrolment fee· Enrollment fees (One time) for new students: Up to 10% of the tuition fees non refundable and deductible from the first term fees	—
Materials· Exam materials, Laboratory, E-learning subscription, Online subscription, ID card, School diary & Calendar, Technology charges (Resource fee/Annual fee-part of first month fee): Pre-KG: AED 1,250; KG1, KG2, Grade 1: AED 804; Grade 2: AED 897; Grade 3, Grade 4: AED 1,010	—

Admissions

The school processes registrations for Pre-KG through Grade 4, with a waiting list system in place for grades where seats are unavailable. The admission process includes an eligibility test for applicants. Prospective families are required to submit specific documentation and adhere to the school's admission and withdrawal policies.

Calendar

The academic year is structured into three terms: the first from April to June, the second from September to November, and the third from December to March. The 2025-26 academic year commences on April 7, 2025, and concludes on March 18, 2026, with scheduled summer and winter vacations.

Facilities

Science labsLibraryDining hallTheatre / auditoriumPlaygroundSports fieldTennis courtsGymnasium

About the campus

The campus features specialized learning spaces such as a Science Activity Room, a Techno-vation Hub with 3D printers, and 'Kidzy Labs' for kindergarteners. Physical facilities include a library (The Book Barn), an air-conditioned auditorium (300 capacity), a multipurpose hall (Centre Stage), and an open quadrangle with sports courts. The school also provides a medical/wellness center, a canteen, music and dance rooms, and various outdoor play areas including a Jiggle Wiggle Station and grass areas.

Co-curriculars

Students participate in a wide range of activities including the Model United Nations (MUN), World Scholar Cup, and various school clubs. The campus offers weekend sports clubs for cricket, basketball, football, chess, table tennis, swimming, golf, and running. Additionally, students engage in cultural experiences, leadership roles through the student council, and community outreach initiatives.