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Curriculum British Curriculum, IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Typical class size 11
Al Khail Gate, Al Quoz, Dubai Plot No. 3653942, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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The Essentials
Ambassador International Academy has 1,506 pupils, typical class sizes of 11, instruction in English.
Location
Ambassador International Academy is located at Al Khail Gate, Al Quoz, Dubai (Plot No. 3653942). The campus sits in mid-town Al Khail and is accessible from both North (Old) Dubai and South (New) Dubai. There is also a campus in Mankhool, central Dubai, serving families in that area.
Stages
Early Years (Pre-KG to KG2, ages 3–5); Primary Years Programme (Grade 1–5); Middle Years Programme (Grade 6–10); Diploma Programme and Career Related Programme (Grade 11–12, ages 16–19).
Type
Co-educational, day school.
Pupil Nationality Mix
The school represents students from over 91 nationalities; the most represented nationality is not publicly disclosed. Student–teacher ratio is about 1:11.
Additional learning support
English Language Learning (ELL) support is available to students across the IB programmes to aid language development and transition.
Country affiliation
United Arab Emirates (the school operates in Dubai, UAE).
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation is not specified.
School day structure
School day generally runs from 7:30am to 5:00pm on weekdays, with a shorter Saturday schedule (9:00am–1:00pm).
Bus service
School transport is provided by Guardian One Transport; inquiries can be sent to pre.aia@guardianonetransport.com.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Ambassador International Academy ranges from AED 34,015 to AED 74,500 for 2026/27.
Application and Registration Fees
- A non-refundable registration/application fee of AED 500 is payable at the time of application. - For new students an enrolment fee of up to 10% of the tuition fee is charged; this enrolment fee is non-refundable and is deductible from the first term tuition payment. For returning students a re‑enrolment charge of up to 5% of the tuition fee or AED 500 (whichever is higher) is non‑refundable and deductible from the first term tuition payment.
Tuition fees by year group (Academic Year 2025–2026) — annual and per‑term (three terms)
Note: the school operates a three‑term academic calendar (Term 1: September–December; Term 2: January–March; Term 3: April–June). The figures below show the school's discounted tuition for 2025–2026 and a per‑term amount calculated by dividing the annual discounted tuition by three (per‑term amounts are shown for clarity of term billing). Annual amounts are shown in AED.
- Nursery / ECC — Annual tuition: AED 34,015. Per term (equal division): AED 11,338.33. - FS1 / Pre‑KG — Annual tuition: AED 34,015. Per term: AED 11,338.33. - FS2 / KG‑1 — Annual tuition: AED 36,805. Per term: AED 12,268.33. - Year 1 / KG‑2 — Annual tuition: AED 41,691. Per term: AED 13,897.00. - Year 2 / Grade 1 — Annual tuition: AED 44,386. Per term: AED 14,795.33. - Year 3 / Grade 2 — Annual tuition: AED 44,386. Per term: AED 14,795.33. - Year 4 / Grade 3 — Annual tuition: AED 47,337. Per term: AED 15,779.00. - Year 5 / Grade 4 — Annual tuition: AED 47,337. Per term: AED 15,779.00. - Year 6 / Grade 5 — Annual tuition: AED 47,337. Per term: AED 15,779.00. - Year 7 / Grade 6 — Annual tuition: AED 50,677. Per term: AED 16,892.33. - Year 8 / Grade 7 — Annual tuition: AED 54,352. Per term: AED 18,117.33. - Year 9 / Grade 8 — Annual tuition: AED 61,117. Per term: AED 20,372.33. - Year 10 / Grade 9 — Annual tuition: AED 64,491. Per term: AED 21,497.00. - Year 11 / Grade 10 — Annual tuition: AED 69,841. Per term: AED 23,280.33. - Year 12 / Grade 11 — Annual tuition: AED 74,500. Per term: AED 24,833.33. - Year 13 / Grade 12 — Annual tuition: AED 74,500. Per term: AED 24,833.33.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school follows a three‑term academic calendar: Term 1 (September–December), Term 2 (January–March) and Term 3 (April–June). Transport fees are explicitly charged for ten months and are billed across these three terms. The admissions process requires accepted offers to be confirmed (including payment) within the timeframe stated in the offer. Re‑enrolment and enrolment charges are applied against the first term. - Transport fees are shown as annual amounts and also given as term instalments on the school fee schedule. Transport is charged for ten months in the academic year and full payment for each term is required regardless of the number of working days in that term; if transport fees are unpaid by the due date the transport service will not be provided. Transport annual and term figures are presented in the next section.
Transport (optional) — costs and per‑term breakdown
- All areas of Dubai – Both way: Annual AED 8,400; Term 1 AED 3,360; Term 2 AED 2,520; Term 3 AED 2,520. All areas of Dubai – One way: Annual AED 6,720; Term 1 AED 2,688; Term 2 AED 2,016; Term 3 AED 2,016. Sharjah – Both way: Annual AED 13,200; Term 1 AED 5,280; Term 2 AED 3,960; Term 3 AED 3,660. Transport services are provided by a third‑party provider and transport use can only be discontinued at the end of a term (no refund for unused portion of a term).
Boarding / Accommodation
- Ambassador International Academy operates as a day school; there are no boarding facilities.
Other costs and typical optional charges
- Uniforms and required education supplies: typical uniform ranges are shown at approximately AED 600 to AED 2,000 depending on year and items. Required education supplies and student resource costs may be charged separately. - Optional services and activities (examples and typical ranges shown on the official fee fact sheets): Transport AED 6,720–13,200; Extracurricular activities AED 3,500–8,000; Learning support assistants AED 2,500–7,500; Music concerts AED 50–500; School photographs AED 150–500; Sport camps AED 800–1,200; Summer/Winter/Spring camps AED 800–5,000 (ranges vary by grade and service). Additional examination fees for external/board exams are charged by the examining body where applicable. - Sibling discounts on tuition are applied as per the following structure for 2025–2026: second child 5% (where two children), third child up to 5% (when three children), third child 7.5% (in the three‑child table), fourth child up to 10%, fifth child up to 12.5% (structure varies by birth order and number of children — see school schedule).
Refunds and non‑refundables
- The registration/application fee of AED 500 is non‑refundable. New‑student enrolment fees (up to 10% of the tuition fee) are non‑refundable but are deductible from the first term tuition payment. Re‑enrolment charges for existing students (up to 5% of tuition or AED 500, whichever is higher) are non‑refundable and deductible from the first term tuition. Transport fees are non‑refundable for the unused portion of a term when transport use is discontinued mid‑term. The school follows KHDA registration and refund policies for refunds and enrolment charges.
Fee payment options
- Publicly available school listings indicate that the school accepts cheque and credit/debit card payments for school fees. Specific available payment channels (for example bank transfer, online gateway, instalment partnerships) are not itemised on the school fee schedule; parents should use the Admissions/Finance contacts provided by the school when completing enrolment paperwork to confirm the final available payment methods and to obtain the correct payee details.
Important administrative points
- Offers must be accepted and the payments required by the offer letter completed within the period stated in the offer to secure a place. Enrolment and re‑enrolment charges are applied against first term fees. The school's published fees for 2025–2026 include the KHDA‑approved adjustments and any discounts published for that academic year. Optional services and extra items (uniform, trips, extra‑curricular activities, camps, learning support, exam fees charged by external boards) may incur additional charges; the KHDA fact sheets include typical ranges by grade.
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Academics
Ambassador International Academy teaches British Curriculum, IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
Ambassador International Academy (AIA) in Dubai is an IB World School that blends the International Baccalaureate framework with the English National Curriculum to deliver a continuous, inquiry-based education for children aged 3 to 18. The school offers the full IB continuum: Early Years Programme (3–5 years; Pre-KG to KG2), Primary Years Programme (Grade 1–5), Middle Years Programme (Grade 6–10), Diploma Programme (Grade 11–12), and Career-Related Programme (Grade 11–12). In addition to the IB pathways, a BTEC Diploma is available as an alternative graduation pathway for Years 11–12. Instruction is in English, with a curriculum that emphasizes STEAM, the Arts, and technology within an inquiry-driven approach. The school operates around Five Pillars of Excellence—Character Development, Lifelong Learning, Leaders in AI-Based Learning, Personalised Learning, and Entrepreneurship—to underpin holistic education.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Contact the Admissions Office to start the process. 2. Visit the School. School tours are offered throughout the year, Monday to Friday at 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM, and are by appointment; to book, call the numbers above or use the visit/tour options. 3. Apply. Complete the online application form for each child and include a copy of the child's passport and, where relevant, a copy of their latest school or nursery report. 4. Assessment. After the application and required documentation are received, the admissions team will arrange an assessment. 5. Offer and enrollment. Upon successful application and assessment, an offer is made; families have seven days to accept; to accept, return the documents requested in the Offer Letter and make the payment as indicated to complete the admissions process.
Scholarships
Scholarships at the school provide financial assistance to outstanding students in academics, sports, music, performing arts, and other co-curricular fields. Scholarships and bursaries are awarded to students who demonstrate academic brilliance, exceptional talent in sports and the arts, or outstanding leadership and character. The Welfare Fund supports deserving students facing financial hardship to continue their education.
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FAQs
Where is Ambassador International Academy located and does it have more than one campus?
Ambassador International Academy is in Dubai with a main campus at Al Khail Gate, Al Quoz (Plot No. 3653942) and an additional campus in Al Mankhool to serve families in central Dubai. Both campuses are accessible from North and South Dubai depending on your location.
What age range and year groups does the school cater for?
The school accepts children aged 2 to 18 and offers Early Years, Primary Years, Middle Years and senior programmes. Early Years programmes run from Pre‑KG to KG2 (ages 3–5) alongside a Nursery/ECC provision for younger children.
What curriculum does AIA follow and what academic pathways are available?
AIA is an IB World School that blends the International Baccalaureate framework with the English National Curriculum and offers the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) plus the Career‑Related Programme. For Years 11–12 students can also follow a BTEC Diploma as an alternative graduation pathway.
Is the school co-educational and does it operate as a day school or offer boarding?
Ambassador International Academy is a co‑educational day school and does not provide boarding or accommodation facilities.
How do I start the admissions process and what documents are required?
Begin by contacting the Admissions Office and arranging a visit if you wish. You should complete an application form for each child and include a copy of the child's passport and the latest school or nursery report where relevant; the school will then arrange assessments once documentation is received.
How long do families have to accept an offer once it is made?
Families have seven days to accept an offer; to confirm a place they must return the documents requested in the Offer Letter and make the payment indicated within that timeframe.
What registration and enrolment fees should I expect when applying?
A non‑refundable registration/application fee of AED 500 is payable at the time of application. For new students an enrolment fee of up to 10% of the tuition fee is charged and is non‑refundable but deductible from the first term tuition payment; returning students pay a re‑enrolment charge of up to 5% of the tuition fee or AED 500 (whichever is higher), which is also non‑refundable and deductible from the first term tuition.
Are scholarships or financial assistance available?
Yes, scholarships and bursaries are offered to support outstanding students in academics, sports, music and the performing arts, and the Welfare Fund supports deserving students facing financial hardship. Awards are given for academic excellence, exceptional co‑curricular talent, or outstanding leadership and character.
What transport options are available and who provides the bus service?
School transport is provided by Guardian One Transport and can be arranged through them; inquiries may be sent to pre.aia@guardianonetransport.com. Transport is optional, charged for ten months of the year, and cannot be discontinued mid‑term without forfeiting that term's fees.
What are the transport fees for Dubai and Sharjah routes?
For all areas of Dubai the annual both‑way transport fee is AED 8,400 and one‑way is AED 6,720. For Sharjah the annual both‑way transport fee is AED 13,200; term instalments are published in the school fee schedule and transport fees are payable in full for each term.
What is the school's student–teacher ratio and typical class size environment?
The published student–teacher ratio is about 1:11, which supports a relatively small‑group learning environment across phases. The school also uses targeted small‑group English support in the MYP and additional intervention waves for students who need extra help.
How does AIA structure its approach to learning and what are its educational priorities?
AIA combines the IB continuum with the English National Curriculum and emphasises inquiry‑based learning, STEAM, the Arts and technology. The school's Five Pillars of Excellence—Character Development, Lifelong Learning, Leaders in AI‑Based Learning, Personalised Learning, and Entrepreneurship—underpin its approach to holistic education.
Does the school offer support for students with additional learning needs?
Yes, the Inclusion, Diversity & HPL team supports Students of Determination and multilingual learners through Wave 1 universal classroom strategies, Wave 2 targeted interventions (IAPs or BSPs), and Wave 3 specialist supports such as IEPs and external therapy where required. A team of inclusion professionals, counsellors and Learning Support Assistants work with teachers and families to develop and monitor plans.
What English language support is available for non-native speakers?
An English Language Learning (ELL) department provides tailored English lessons across the IB continuum to support listening, speaking, reading and writing. In the MYP targeted small‑group English support is offered, while CP/DP/BTEC students receive advanced language support to meet assessment demands.
What facilities are available for science, technology and innovation learning?
The campus includes extensive science and innovation laboratories across primary and secondary phases and four dedicated libraries. These facilities are designed to support inquiry‑based STEM learning and research aligned with the IB programmes.
What sports and physical education facilities does the school have?
AIA's sports footprint includes four tennis courts, three cricket nets, a football pitch, four basketball courts, an athletics track and an outdoor swimming pool. These outdoor and indoor spaces support PE lessons, team sports and after‑school activities.
What creative arts and performance facilities are on campus?
Creative facilities include a Fine Arts studio, a dance room, soundproof music and recording rooms and an exhibition area for displays and performances. These spaces support music, drama, visual arts and school productions beyond the classroom.
How many extracurricular activities are offered and what kinds of programmes can my child join?
The After School Programme runs over 100 ECAs for KG2 through Grade 10 covering areas such as robotics, public speaking, entrepreneurship, arts and sports. The school also runs Model United Nations with weekly sessions and external conference participation, plus opportunities like TED‑style public speaking and STEAM challenges.
Does the school offer leadership and service programmes like Duke of Edinburgh or MUN?
Yes, AIA runs Model United Nations as a major co‑curricular programme and introduced the Duke of Edinburgh Award in 2024, offering Bronze, Silver and Gold levels. Both programmes develop leadership, independence, project management and community service skills.
How does the school support student wellbeing and mental health?
Pastoral Care & Wellbeing places SEL at the centre of school life with daily check‑ins, mindfulness activities, access to qualified counsellors and a PERMAH wellbeing framework. The school also uses the UpStrive digital wellbeing platform for mood tracking, guided reflections and resilience resources.
What are the tuition fees at Ambassador International Academy?
Annual tuition at Ambassador International Academy ranges from AED 34,015 to AED 74,500 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.