Smart Vision School

• Curriculum

  UK EYFS · British

• Ages

  Ages 3–14

• Language

  English

• Type

  International school

• Fee level

  💰💰Mid fees

2026-27 school year

One-off costs

Enrolment fee

AED 4,225

Corporate discount

Yes

As published by the school. Amounts change with the school year and exchange rates; please confirm with the school before applying. Converted amounts use the reference rate of the date shown. Reference rate (2026-11-05). Source: official government data (checked 2026-11-02)

Mid-year entry

Possible

Entry process

Interview, Eal test

Scholarships

Yes

Sibling discount

1st sibling (2nd eldest child) 10%; 2nd and subsequent siblings 15%

English support (EAL)

Yes

Learning support (SEN)

Specialist

Mother-tongue programmes

Arabic

Device policy

Device provided by the school

School bus

Yes

• Additional learning support

  Students with special educational needs are supported through an on-site partner learning centre, and English learners get ELL support.

  • The Bridge Learning Centre
  • ELL support
  • Nessy programme

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• Country affiliation

  Follows the National Curriculum for England, with Arabic and Islamic Studies taught in line with UAE Ministry of Education requirements.

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• School day structure

  Primary starts around 7:30am and Friday pick-up is from 11:30am. EYFS offers flexible day care from 1pm to 2:30pm.

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• Bus service

  The school states it provides school transport across Dubai.

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• Governance and ownership

  Part of the International Schools Partnership network and overseen by KHDA in Dubai.

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• Curriculum

  Primary combines the National Curriculum for England with Arabic, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, Moral Education and French.

  • Arabic
  • Islamic Studies
  • Social Studies
  • Moral Education
  • French

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• Social and emotional learning (SEL)

  Social and life skills are built through the ISP Life Competencies framework and the school's core values.

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• Special educational needs (SEN)

  Tailored interventions and alternative pathways are offered, with on-site therapies such as speech, occupational therapy and ABA.

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• English as an additional language (EAL)

  Students take an Oxford Placement Test, then receive in-class push-in or small-group pull-out English support by level.

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• Mental wellbeing

  Pastoral care and counselling are provided, and the wellbeing programme involves students, staff and parents.

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• Safeguarding

  The campus uses CCTV, controlled access, safer recruitment checks, safeguarding training, anti-bullying work and e-safety education.

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• Community

  Parents are kept involved through daily updates on an app and weekly newsletters.

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• Facilities overview

  Campus includes computing suites, libraries, a swimming pool, football pitch, multipurpose hall, music room and padel courts.

  • Computing suites
  • Libraries
  • Swimming pool
  • Football pitch
  • Multipurpose hall
  • Music room
  • Padel courts

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• Sports facilities

  Sports spaces include a football pitch, swimming pool, padel courts and a multipurpose hall.

  • Football pitch
  • Swimming pool
  • Padel courts
  • Multipurpose hall

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• Academic facilities

  Academic spaces include iMac suites, a 1:1 iPad programme, outdoor classrooms and flexible learning areas.

  • iMac suites
  • Outdoor classrooms
  • Flexible learning spaces
  • Tech-enhanced spaces

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• Extra-curricular facilities

  Extra spaces include sustainable gardens, a performing arts area, a music room and an Early Years playground.

  • Sustainable gardens
  • Performing arts area
  • Music room
  • Early Years playground

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• Academic and intellectual

  Academic activities include ISP Scientists, Chess Masters and Model United Nations, plus robotics and coding clubs.

  • ISP Scientists
  • ISP Chess Masters
  • ISP Model United Nations
  • Robotics
  • Coding

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• Arts and creative

  Arts activities include ISP Artists, ISP Filmmakers and performing arts.

  • ISP Artists
  • ISP Filmmakers
  • Performing arts

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• Cultural and language

  The ISP Cultural Exchange programme connects students with peers in other countries and new cultures.

  • ISP Cultural Exchange

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• Community and service

  ISP Changemakers involves students in community and environmental projects with social impact.

  • ISP Changemakers

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• Leadership and professional

  Early leadership roles include the Student Council and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

  • Student Council
  • Duke of Edinburgh's Award

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• Language provision

  English is the main language of instruction, with Arabic, Islamic Studies and French taught as additional languages.

  • English
  • Arabic
  • French

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• Immersion programmes

  Through ISP Cultural Exchange, students travel and experience life at another ISP school.

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• Accreditations

  Licensed and inspected by KHDA; the school also cites British Council recognition and BSME membership.

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• Admissions

  Steps include enquiry, visit, registration and placement by age. An assessment and interview apply, and EYFS and primary enrolment is open year-round.

  School website · Checked 2026-11-06