Salman Farsi Iranian School

The school emphasizes a "teaching triangle" involving parents, educators, and educational content to foster growth in science, aesthetics, philosophy, morality, and spirituality. It aims to prepare students for lifelong learning and social environments, encouraging them to become active owners of their own learning rather than passive recipients. The institution actively avoids intellectual stagnation by continuously evaluating and updating its educational methods.

The school offers primary, middle, and high school education, with the secondary level providing streams in experimental sciences, humanities, and professional sciences, including web page design and development. It also operates an Ehsan section dedicated to exceptional students. The curriculum is supported by e-learning programmes and optional subjects designed to foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Over 90 percent of 12th-grade students graduate annually. Graduates typically pursue higher education at prestigious universities worldwide or enter the labor market in the UAE.

The school provides health and consulting services, including individual and group counseling, speech and language therapy, and educational guidance. It maintains a clinic to support student wellbeing and health, and offers specific provisions for students of determination.

The school manages admissions for primary, middle, and high school levels. Prospective families must adhere to specific registration policies and pay required fees, which include tuition, textbooks, uniforms, and extracurricular charges. Transportation services are available for students residing in Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman.

The school operates on an academic calendar that includes various school terms and holidays. The academic year typically follows a structured schedule, with specific dates for reopening ceremonies and national celebrations such as Nowruz.

Located on an 8,000-square-meter complex within a 36,000-square-meter plot in the Al Qusais area, the campus features two two-story buildings. Facilities include 26 classrooms equipped with smart boards, a library housing 4,500 books, and a multi-purpose hall for gatherings and examinations. The school also provides chemistry, physics, and biology laboratories, three computer workshops with over 40 computers, and various sports fields.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities, including sports such as football, volleyball, basketball, and Indian Ball. Students also participate in the student council, various competitions, camps, exhibitions, and educational workshops focused on technology, creativity, and innovation. Religious activities, including prayer, are integrated into the school's extracurricular programme.