Dubai British School Jumeirah Park
About
Inspection Rating
Outstanding-- KHDA
Languages Taught
English, Arabic, French, Spanish
Phone
Website
Address
Al Warood St 1, Jumeirah Park, Dubai
Programs Offered
13 ProgrammesYear 1
1 year / year_1
Key Stage 1 — English National Curriculum with core subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, Arabic, and Islamic Education alongside specialist-taught foundation subjects.
Year 2
1 year / year_2
Key Stage 1 — English National Curriculum with core subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, Arabic, and Islamic Education alongside specialist-taught foundation subjects.
Year 3
1 year / year_3
Key Stage 2 — Broadened English National Curriculum with increasing depth and specialisation. Core and specialist-taught subjects including two modern languages.
Year 4
1 year / year_4
Key Stage 2 — Broadened English National Curriculum with increasing depth and specialisation. Core and specialist-taught subjects including two modern languages.
Year 5
1 year / year_5
Upper Key Stage 2 — Deepening academic study with preparation for secondary transition. Full range of core and specialist subjects.
Year 6
1 year / year_6
Upper Key Stage 2 — Deepening academic study with preparation for secondary transition. Full range of core and specialist subjects.
Tuition Fees 2025/26
All fees in AED per academic year
| Grade | Key Stage | Ages | KHDA Fee | School Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Years 1–2 | KS1 | Ages 5–7 | 64,160 | - |
| Years 3–4 | Lower KS2 | Ages 7–9 | 67,490 | - |
| Years 5–6 | Upper KS2 | Ages 9–11 | 71,950 | - |
| Year 7 | KS3 | Ages 11–12 | 77,490 | - |
| Years 8–9 | KS3 | Ages 12–14 | 83,015 | - |
| Years 10–11 | KS4 (I/GCSE) | Ages 14–16 | 83,015 | - |
| Years 12–13 | Sixth Form (A-Level / BTEC) | Ages 16–18 | 83,015 | - |
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KHDA Rating
2023–2024| Indicator | Foundation | Primary | Secondary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attainment | N/A | Accept.Acceptable | Accept.Acceptable |
| Progress | N/A | GoodGood | GoodGood |
| Indicator | Foundation | Primary | Secondary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attainment | N/A | GoodGood | Accept.Acceptable |
| Progress | N/A | GoodGood | GoodGood |
Source: Dubai Schools Inspection Bureau (DSIB) — March 2024
Curriculum
Follows the UK EYFS framework at the dedicated Dubai British School Foundation campus (DBSF). Play-based learning with specialist-taught areas. Automatic entry to DBSJP main campus from Year 1.
Teaching Approach
Play-based learning at the dedicated Foundation Stage campus. Gradual transition toward more structured learning in FS2.
Core Subjects
Specialist Subjects
Core academic subjects alongside specialist-taught foundation subjects. Open-plan classrooms in Year 1 continue the play-based transition from EYFS. Cross-curricular thematic approach with emphasis on English, Mathematics, and Science.
Teaching Approach
Thematic with cross-curricular links. Open-plan classrooms in Year 1 facilitate transition from play-based EYFS.
Core Subjects
Specialist Subjects
Broadened subject range with increasing depth and specialisation. Two modern languages introduced. Preparation for secondary transition in upper years with subject-focused specialist teaching.
Teaching Approach
Subject-focused teaching building on primary foundations. Broad range of specialist-taught subjects with increasing depth.
Core Subjects
Specialist Subjects
Facilities
Purpose-built campus in the heart of the Jumeirah Park community. Primary wing (left), Secondary wing with connected auditorium (right), and shared facilities at the centre. Central lobby is light, airy, and spacious with teaching wings constructed over two floors.
Academic
Primary Classrooms
Well-resourced with multi-sensory learning materials and display areas. Open-plan design in Year 1.
Secondary Classrooms
Form rooms for each tutor group with subject-specific resources across two floors.
Science Laboratories
Specialist labs for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with full practical facilities.
IT & Computing Labs
Dedicated computing suites for curriculum and specialist teaching. Specialist ICT lab within the library.
Art Studios
Specialist art rooms for drawing, painting, sculpture, and design.
Music Rooms & Recording Studio
Practice rooms and a professional recording studio for curriculum and extracurricular music.
Two-Floor Library
Spacious library spanning two floors with specialist ICT lab. Designed for independent study and nurturing a love of reading.
Design & Food Technology Labs
Specialist rooms for Design Technology and Food and Nutrition practicals.
Innovation Centre
Dedicated innovation space for STEM projects and creative problem-solving.
Radio Studio
Professional radio studio for student broadcasting and media projects.
Sports & Recreation
25m Championship Swimming Pool
Indoor 25-metre eight-lane temperature-controlled championship pool with separate learner pool. Year-round swimming for all year groups.
Double Sports Hall
Large indoor double sports hall with sprung floor for PE, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and events.
Single Sports Hall
Additional indoor sports hall for PE and activities.
4G Astroturf Football Pitches
Two state-of-the-art 4G astroturf pitches with viewing gallery for football, rugby, and track events.
Tennis Courts
One clay court and one hardcourt for tennis coaching and matches.
Multi-Purpose Fitness Suites
Two fitness suites for strength, conditioning, and general fitness training.
Dance Studios
Three mirrored dance studios with sprung flooring for dance, drama, and performing arts.
Performance & Events
550-Seat Auditorium
Professional auditorium with excellent acoustics and stage lighting for school performances, assemblies, and events.
Drama Studio
Mirrored drama studio for rehearsals and performing arts activities.
Transport
Extracurricular Activities
Staffing & Leadership
Senior Leadership
Rebecca Coulter
Executive Principal
Cambridge graduate. Previously Assistant Headteacher at Kings School Al Barsha and Vice Principal at GEMS Jumeirah College. Joined DBSJP as Vice Principal in 2020, became Principal in 2021. Led the school to Outstanding from BSO (2022) and KHDA (2024).
Nathan Sadler
Head of Primary
First-Class Honours in Primary Education from University of Hertfordshire. Previously Head of Primary at GEMS Wellington Academy Silicon Oasis and Headmaster of an outstanding UK independent school. Holds NPQH.
Jen Cruickshank
Head of Secondary
Began career teaching PE and Dance at Queen's College London. Joined GEMS FirstPoint School as Director of Creative Arts, then Director of Key Stages 4 and 5. Deputy Headteacher of Secondary at DBSJP from 2022. Holds NPQH.
Samantha Evans
Head of Sixth Form
Rose Akachi
Head of Foundation Stage
Laurie Joiner
Deputy Head of Primary (Years 1-3)
Bachelor's in Jewellery and Metal Design, PGCE in Primary Education from University of Dundee. Taught in Scotland, Mexico, and Qatar before joining DBSJP in 2017. Advanced to Deputy Head of Primary.
Russell Smart
Deputy Head of Primary (Years 4-6)
BA (Hons) in Primary Education from Westminster Institute of Education, Oxford. Teaching since 2003. Holds NPQH and Tribal Inspector Certification. Oversees assessment and curriculum development for Years 4-6.
Sarah Robson
Deputy Head of Secondary
Emran Kashem
Deputy Head of Secondary
Stacey Gray
Primary Assistant Head
Ellen Henretty
Primary Assistant Head
Colette Woolnough
Director of Inclusion
Nadine Darazi
Director of Arabic & Islamic