Delhi Private School, Dubai
مدرسة دلهي الخاصة ، دبي
Location
Dubai

United Arab Emirates
Coordinates25°02′20.1″N 55°07′19.9″E / 25.038917°N 55.122194°E / 25.038917; 55.122194
Information
Other nameDPSD
TypePrivate School
Motto“Service Before Self”
Established2003
Sister schoolDelhi Private School, Sharjah
DPS Ras Al Khaimah (April 2021)
ChairmanMr Mohammed Abdalla Alkhayal
PrincipalRashmi Nandkeolyar
FacultyFulltime
GenderMixed
Age range4 to 17
EnrollmentApproximately 3,758[1] (As of October 2018)
AreaThe Gardens (Jebel Ali)
Colour(s)White and Green   
AffiliationsCentral Board of Secondary Education
Websitewebsite.dpsdubai.com
Last updated: June, 2020

Delhi Private School, Dubai (DPS; Arabic: مدرسة دلهي الخاصة ، دبي) is a CBSE curriculum, private, co-educational day school located in Jebel Ali, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The school was previously run by the Delhi Public School Society.[2] However, it is no longer associated with the Delhi Public School Society as it officially ended in May 2018.[3]

Fees

The yearly fees of the school range from Dhs. 10,439 to Dhs. 14,474 depending upon the grade.[4]

History

The school was a co-education school from grades KG1 to Grade 4 till 2014. It was converted to a complete co-education school in 2014 (Grades KG1 to 12).

Campus

This campus is located outside the main city, in The Gardens (Jebel Ali). The school buildings today comprise five computer labs, a physics lab, a biology lab, a chemistry lab, a maths lab, language labs, four libraries, two auditoriums, a basketball court, a cricket ground, a multi-sports complex, a rectangle field for many sports, two cafeterias and two clinics, one for boys and one for girls. They recently added a tennis court managed by tennis coaches.

The school is divided into five blocks:

  • Senior block (Students of grade 9 to 12)
  • Primary block (Grades KG 1 to Grade 4)
  • Milestone block (Grade 5 - 8)
  • Administrative Block (Reception, Bookstore, Clinic, Sundeep Hall (auditorium), conference hall, HUGS 1 and 2 rooms (special needs room)and the ‘Zen Zone’(area where the guidance counselors are present).
  • Sports Complex block (Swimming pool, multi-purpose hall (auditorium and basketball court), table tennis court, volleyball courts, etc.)

DPS Dubai has two sister schools: one in Sharjah as DPS Sharjah and another in Ras Al Khaimah.

Facilities

Delhi Private School, Dubai, is a comprehensive educational institution with a range of facilities that fostering academic, artistic, and athletic development: General:

  • Situated on a 7.5-acre campus
  • Hub School for The Gardens Community
  • Multiple clinics addressing healthcare needs
  • Various canteens offer diverse lunch options
  • Book and uniform store
  • Prayer rooms

Arts:

  • Dedicated auditorium
  • Conference room
  • Dance rooms
  • Music rooms
  • Fine art rooms and exhibition spaces

Sport:

  • Football field
  • Athletic track
  • Cricket field with nets
  • Multiple tennis courts
  • Swimming pool
  • Basketball court

Culture and Fitness:

  • Yoga Studio
  • Fitness center/gymnasium
  • Zen Zone

Younger Children:

  • Story corners
  • Kinder Learning Centre
  • Multiple shaded play areas
  • Internal and outdoor activity areas
  • Organic farm

Academic:

  • Smart classrooms
  • Multiple computer labs by phase and specialism
  • Multiple STEAM and robotics labs by phase and specialism
  • Multiple science labs by phase and specialism
  • Biology lab
  • Multiple libraries
  • Language labs
  • Islamic education rooms
  • Arabic resource room[5]

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Inspection Report 2018–2019 –Delhi Private School". www.khda.gov.ae. UAE: Government of Dubai. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
  2. ↑ "Schools Abroad". Delhi Public School Society. Retrieved 2014-07-03.
  3. ↑ "DPS Society announces end of association with two UAE schools". Newspapers. Retrieved 2018-06-08.
  4. ↑ "Delhi Private School Fees".
  5. ↑ Westley, Jon (2023-02-03). "Delhi Private School Dubai / DPS Dubai, The Gardens, Jebel Ali - The 2023 Review Exclusive". SchoolsCompared.com. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
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