Award-winning Not-for-Profit Indian High School Dubai opens Landmark new Facility in Oud Metha to meet overwhelming demand from families.

The much loved Indian High School has announced completion of its landmark expansion programme for its Oud Metha Campus. The development has been more than six years in planning and development and follows overwhelming demand for arguably the most loved and historic Indian curriculum school in the UAE.

The opening follows the schools celebration of its sixtieth anniversary and Diamond Jubilee in 2021 – and its securing the coveted Top Schools Award for Best Indian Curriculum School in the United Arab Emirates 2021-22 following an outpouring of nominations from children and parents, the unanimous verdict of leading educationalists across SchoolsCompared.com and WhichSchoolAdvisor.com and independent Judges drawn from the who’s who of independent educationalists and specialists across the region.

Mr Punit MK Vasu, Chief Executive Officer of The Indian High School Dubai [Pictured right], presented with the Top Schools Award 2021-2022 for Best Indian Curriculum School in the United Arab Emirates by Mrs Eimear McKenna Singh, Head of Business, Which Media, [Pictured left] in May 2022 as part of celebrations of the school’s expansion of its Oud Metha Senior School campus.

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The Indian High School draws on a 60+ year heritage as a leading not-for-profit, following its founding by a bequest of land by the late Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Former Ruler of Dubai. Toady, across all three Indian High School campuses, more than 13,000 students are educated – but the school has still been over-subscribed every year across every all its phases and Year Groups. The school offers extraordinarily low fees whilst delivering an outstanding level of education for students – with stand-out subject breadth and whole child centred curriculum.

Speaking to SchoolsCompared, Mr Vasu commented:

“As a student who benefitted from the extraordinary opportunities opened up by an education at the Indian High School Dubai, I could not be more honoured, on behalf of the school, to receive the SchoolsCompared Top Schools Award for Best Indian Curriculum School in the UAE 2021-22.

It could not be more fitting as today we celebrate the opening of our landmark new “Block A” facility, a labour of love built so that we can welcome to our school many more of those students and families who also seek the outstanding educational opportunities opened up at this historic and very, very special school in the UAE.”

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Background 

This story is part of our ongoing coverage of the for-profit and not-for-profit schools. For more information on recent changes in the sector, including the decision by one leading not-for profit to increase fees and the take-over by Taaleem of a leading not-for-profit, see below:

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