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Regent International Private School

3.9
2023-2024Very good
Curriculum

British

Annual Fees

49K - 104K AED

Location

Al Barsha

About Regent International Private School

Last updated 27 October 2026 · Sources: KHDA inspection reports, published 2026-2027 fee schedule · methodology

Regent International Private School is a UK school situated in Al Barsha, serving the Dubai community since 1993. The school accommodates boys and girls aged 3 to 17, covering grades from FS1 to Year 12, with a current enrolment of 1,533 students.

The school is dedicated to delivering a comprehensive UK education, with students preparing for GCSE and IGCSE examinations. Accredited by BSO, Regent International Private School has received a rating of "Very Good" for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 49,076 to AED 103,630, depending on the grade level. The campus is conveniently located for families residing in Al Barsha First, Al Barsha Second, and Al Barsha South.

Location

Al Barsha

Latest from Regent International Private School

Facts reported by the school on its own channels, summarised by BestSchool.ae with a link to each source.

  1. 23 Oct 2026Award

    Regent's Arabic and Islamic Department receives ABT International Benchmark Progress Award

    The school's weekly update celebrates the ABT International Benchmark Progress Award received by its Arabic and Islamic Department. It also reports that Team SOAR represented the UAE at the STEM Racing World Finals in Singapore.

    Source: YouTube
  2. 9 Oct 2026Award

    Regent team wins Women in Motorsport Award at STEM Racing World Finals

    The school celebrates Team SOAR, which was runners-up at the UAE STEM Racing Finals last year, then represented the UAE at the STEM Racing World Finals in Singapore and won the Women in Motorsport Award, described as a proud moment for the school.

    Source: Instagram
  3. 11 Sept 2026Curriculum

    Further Maths becomes a full-time curriculum subject at Regent

    Regent's Head of Maths in Secondary, Muhammad Bhankarally, explained how Further Maths has grown from a subject option and extracurricular offering into a full-time curriculum subject this year. The update was shared in the school's weekly video alongside highlights of the Jeans for Genes Day charity initiative.

    Source: Instagram
  4. 24 Aug 2026Exam results

    GCSE results day: 100% pass rate, 93% of grades at 9–4

    Students celebrated an outstanding set of GCSE results with a 100% overall pass rate. 93% of grades fell at 9–4, 74% at 9–6 and 55% at 9–7, with students marking the day alongside friends, families and teachers.

    Source: Instagram
  5. 3 Aug 2026Award

    Regent all-girls team wins Fastest Car Award at ADNOC STEM Racing UAE National Finals

    Team Pavan, an all-girls STEM Racing team from Regent, earned the Fastest Car Award in the Development Category at the STEM Racing UAE National Finals presented by ADNOC. The school credited the national-level achievement to creativity, teamwork and resilience from concept through competition.

    Source: YouTube

Regent International Private School fees 2026-2027

2026-2027

Annual tuition at Regent International Private School ranges from AED 49,076 (FS 1) to AED 103,630 (Year 12) for 2026-2027, across 15 year groups, or about AED 4,090 to AED 8,636 a month. All 15 grade fees are unchanged from 2025-2026.

Grade Level2025-2026Annual Fees 2026-2027Est. MonthlyFact Sheet
FS 12026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2449,076 AED49,076 AED~4,090 AED
FS22026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2449,076 AED49,076 AED~4,090 AED
YEAR 12026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2457,254 AED57,254 AED~4,771 AED
YEAR 22026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2457,254 AED57,254 AED~4,771 AED
YEAR 32026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2457,254 AED57,254 AED~4,771 AED
YEAR 42026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2457,254 AED57,254 AED~4,771 AED
YEAR 52026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2457,254 AED57,254 AED~4,771 AED
YEAR 62026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2457,254 AED57,254 AED~4,771 AED
YEAR 72026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2473,250 AED73,250 AED~6,104 AED
YEAR 82026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2469,884 AED69,884 AED~5,824 AED
YEAR 92026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2469,884 AED69,884 AED~5,824 AED
YEAR 102026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2496,723 AED96,723 AED~8,060 AED
YEAR 112026-2027Year checked 2026-09-2496,723 AED96,723 AED~8,060 AED
YEAR 122026-2027Year checked 2026-09-24103,630 AED103,630 AED~8,636 AED
YEAR 132026-2027Year checked 2026-09-24103,630 AED103,630 AED~8,636 AED

Inspection Report

KHDA rated Regent International Private School "Very good" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its fourth consecutive "Very good". The school has been inspected 14 times since 2008-2009.

Latest Rating (2023-2024)
Very good
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What inspectors found in 2023-2024

Regent International Private School is rated very good overall. Foundation Stage attainment, personal development, care, and leadership are outstanding, while Islamic Education and Arabic remain acceptable. Inspectors called for stronger consistency in teaching, more challenge for able students, and improved self-evaluation processes.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Outstanding attainment and progress of children in Foundation Stage, supported by exceptional teaching, engaging learning and rigorous assessment
  • The school's success in achieving the goals of the National Agenda
  • Students' outstanding attitudes, behaviour and relationships, along with their positive work ethic and environmental understanding
  • Strong care and support for students' welfare and wellbeing, including support for students of determination
  • Effective leadership, strong partnerships with parents, community links, and quality staffing, facilities and resources

What the school was asked to improve

  • Raise attainment and progress in Islamic Education and Arabic
  • Improve the consistency of teaching and learning
  • Improve self-evaluation and improvement planning

Source: KHDA inspection report 2023-2024 (PDF, pages 1-25), inspected 30 October to 03 November 2023. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2022-2023 inspection

Of the 65 performance indicators rated in both reports, 2 improved, 2 declined and 61 kept the same rating.

Students
1,411 → 1,533
+122 (+9%)
Teachers
95 → 110
+15 (+16%)
Students of determination
43 → 36
-7 (-16%)
Emirati students
4 → 5
+1 (+25%)

Improved

  • Arabic as a First Language — Attainment · Secondary: Weak → Acceptable
  • Management, staffing, facilities and resources: Very good → Outstanding

Declined

  • English — Progress · Primary: Outstanding → Very good
  • Science — Progress · Primary: Outstanding → Very good

Did Regent International Private School act on the 2022-2023 recommendations?

Of the 3 recommendations made in 2022-2023, 3 can be checked against the 2023-2024 ratings: 3 show an improvement.

  1. Governors should improve the staffing resource in Islamic Education and ArabicImproved

    Arabic as a First Language — Attainment (Secondary): Weak → Acceptable · Management, staffing, facilities and resources: Very good → Outstanding

  2. Provide more opportunities for students to speak and write in ArabicImproved

    Arabic as a First Language — Attainment (Secondary): Weak → Acceptable

  3. Improve the leadership of Arabic and Islamic EducationImproved

    Arabic as a First Language — Attainment (Secondary): Weak → Acceptable

Performance standards by year (79 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase2022-20232023-2024
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Islamic Education — AttainmentSecondaryAcceptableAcceptable
Islamic Education — ProgressPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Islamic Education — ProgressSecondaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as a First Language — AttainmentPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as a First Language — AttainmentSecondaryWeakAcceptable
Arabic as a First Language — ProgressPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as a First Language — ProgressSecondaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentSecondaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressSecondaryAcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
English — AttainmentPrimaryVery goodVery good
English — AttainmentSecondaryVery goodVery good
English — ProgressFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
English — ProgressPrimaryOutstandingVery good
English — ProgressSecondaryVery goodVery good
Mathematics — AttainmentFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Mathematics — AttainmentPrimaryVery goodVery good
Mathematics — AttainmentSecondaryVery goodVery good
Mathematics — ProgressFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Mathematics — ProgressPrimaryVery goodVery good
Mathematics — ProgressSecondaryVery goodVery good
Science — AttainmentFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Science — AttainmentPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Science — AttainmentSecondaryVery goodVery good
Science — ProgressFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Science — ProgressPrimaryOutstandingVery good
Science — ProgressSecondaryVery goodVery good
Learning skillsFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Learning skillsPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Learning skillsSecondaryVery goodVery good
Mathematics — AttainmentPost-16-Very good
Mathematics — ProgressPost-16-Very good
Science — AttainmentPost-16-Good
Science — ProgressPost-16-Good
Learning skillsPost-16-Good
Students' personal and social development
Personal developmentFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Personal developmentPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Personal developmentSecondaryOutstandingOutstanding
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesFoundation StageVery goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesPrimaryVery goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesSecondaryVery goodVery good
Social responsibility and innovation skillsFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Social responsibility and innovation skillsSecondaryOutstandingOutstanding
Personal developmentPost-16-Outstanding
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesPost-16-Very good
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPost-16-Outstanding
Teaching and assessment
Teaching for effective learningFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Teaching for effective learningPrimaryVery goodVery good
Teaching for effective learningSecondaryVery goodVery good
AssessmentFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
AssessmentPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
AssessmentSecondaryOutstandingOutstanding
Teaching for effective learningPost-16-Good
AssessmentPost-16-Very good
Curriculum
Curriculum design and implementationFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Curriculum design and implementationPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Curriculum design and implementationSecondaryVery goodVery good
Curriculum adaptationFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Curriculum adaptationPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Curriculum adaptationSecondaryVery goodVery good
Curriculum design and implementationPost-16-Very good
Curriculum adaptationPost-16-Very good
The protection, care, guidance and support of students
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingSecondaryOutstandingOutstanding
Care and supportFoundation StageOutstandingOutstanding
Care and supportPrimaryOutstandingOutstanding
Care and supportSecondaryOutstandingOutstanding
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingPost-16-Outstanding
Care and supportPost-16-Outstanding
Leadership and management
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolOutstandingOutstanding
School self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole schoolVery goodVery good
Parents and the communityWhole schoolOutstandingOutstanding
GovernanceWhole schoolVery goodVery good
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole schoolVery goodOutstanding

Earlier inspections

2022-2023Very good

Regent International Private School was rated very good overall, with outstanding results in the Foundation Stage, strong personal development, and outstanding leadership and community links. English, mathematics and science achievement is strong, while Arabic and Islamic Education remain weaker, partly due to staffing shortages in those subjects.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • The learning experiences and outcomes of children in the Foundation Stage
  • Teachers' use of assessment data to plan lessons and personalise learning
  • The inclusive ethos, care and support provided to all students
  • Strategic use of data and digital systems for self-evaluation and improvement planning
  • Strong leadership from the principal and senior and middle leaders enabling school improvement

What the school was asked to improve

  • Governors should improve the staffing resource in Islamic Education and Arabic
  • Provide more opportunities for students to speak and write in Arabic
  • Improve the leadership of Arabic and Islamic Education

Source: KHDA inspection report 2022-2023 (PDF, pages 2-20), inspected 07 to 10 November 2022. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

2022-2023Very good
2019-2020Very good
2018-2019Very good
2017-2018Good
2016-2017Good
2015-2016Good
2014-2015Good
2013-2014Good
2012-2013Good
2011-2012Good
2010-2011Good
2009-2010Acceptable
2008-2009Acceptable

Quality Indicators

2023-2024 inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Regent International Private School L.L.C located in Dubai?

Regent International Private School is located in Barsha & Quoz, situated in Al Barsha Second providing British education to families across Al Barsha, JLT, Media City, and the Al Khail corridor.

What curriculum does Regent International Private School L.L.C offer?

The school implements the British curriculum based on the National Curriculum for England, delivering Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1–2 with emphasis on academic excellence and individual attention.

What age groups and grade levels are available at Regent International Private School L.L.C?

Regent accepts students from FS1 to Year 6, educating children aged 3 to 11 in early years and primary education.

Who is Regent International Private School L.L.C best suited for?

Regent International Private School is best suited for families in Al Barsha seeking quality British education at moderate fee levels. The school attracts residents of Al Barsha, JLT, Media City, and Discovery Gardens who value solid academic foundations within their budget.

How much are Regent International Private School fees in 2026-2027?

Annual tuition at Regent International Private School ranges from AED 49,076 (FS 1) to AED 103,630 (Year 12) for 2026-2027, across 15 year groups, or about AED 4,090 to AED 8,636 a month. All 15 grade fees are unchanged from 2025-2026. Figures are annual tuition from the school's official fee schedule. Confirm extras such as transport and uniform with the school.

What is Regent International Private School's KHDA inspection rating?

KHDA rated Regent International Private School "Very good" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its fourth consecutive "Very good". The school has been inspected 14 times since 2008-2009.

What did KHDA inspectors say about Regent International Private School in 2023-2024?

Regent International Private School is rated very good overall. Foundation Stage attainment, personal development, care, and leadership are outstanding, while Islamic Education and Arabic remain acceptable. Inspectors called for stronger consistency in teaching, more challenge for able students, and improved self-evaluation processes. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2023-2024: outstanding attainment and progress of children in Foundation Stage, supported by exceptional teaching, engaging learning and rigorous assessment; the school's success in achieving the goals of the National Agenda; students' outstanding attitudes, behaviour and relationships, along with their positive work ethic and environmental understanding; strong care and support for students' welfare and wellbeing, including support for students of determination; effective leadership, strong partnerships with parents, community links, and quality staffing, facilities and resources.

What was Regent International Private School asked to improve in its 2023-2024 inspection?

The 2023-2024 KHDA report recommended that the school: raise attainment and progress in Islamic Education and Arabic; improve the consistency of teaching and learning; improve self-evaluation and improvement planning.

Has Regent International Private School improved since its 2022-2023 inspection?

Between the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 inspections, 2 of the 65 indicators rated in both reports improved, 2 declined and 61 kept the same rating. Improvements include Arabic as a First Language — Attainment (Secondary) from Weak to Acceptable, Management, staffing, facilities and resources from Very good to Outstanding. Enrolment went from 1,411 to 1,533 students (+9%). Of the 3 recommendations made in 2022-2023, 3 can be checked against the 2023-2024 ratings and 3 were followed by a measurable improvement.

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At a Glance

From the 2023-2024 inspection profile

Grades
FS1 to Year 12
Age
3 to 17
Students
1,533
Genders
Boys and girls
Curriculum
UK
Language
English

School Profile

As reported for 2023-2024

Principal
David Stephen Williams
Since 9/1/2023
Opening year
1993
Teachers
110 (+65 assistants)
Counsellors
1
Largest nationality teachers
British
Largest nationality students
Other European
Emirati students
5
Determination students
36
Accreditation
BSO
Curriculum examinations
GCSE,IGCSE
Last inspection: 30 to 03 November 2023

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