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Islamic School for Training & Education

4.8
2023-2024Acceptable
Curriculum

UAE Ministry of Education

Annual Fees

9K - 14K AED

Location

Al Muhaisnah

About Islamic School for Training & Education

Last updated 15 September 2026 · Sources: KHDA inspection reports · methodology

Islamic School for Training & Education is an MoE school established in 1982 in Muhaisnah First, Dubai. The school has served the local community for over four decades, providing education based on the UAE Ministry of Education framework.

The school welcomes 607 boys and girls aged 4 to 18. Students are enrolled from KG 1 through Grade 12, following the structured MoE programme throughout their academic journey.

The curriculum prepares students for MoE qualifications and examinations. The school holds MoE accreditation and received an "Acceptable" rating from KHDA in the 2023-2024 inspection cycle.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 9,194 to AED 13,520. The campus is conveniently located for families residing in Muhaisnah Fourth, Muhaisnah Second, and Muhaisnah Third.

Location

Al Muhaisnah

Fees & Admissions

The academic year of some recorded fees has not been verified against its source. Confirm current rates with the school before using them.

Grade LevelAnnual Fees (recorded)Est. MonthlyFact Sheet
KG 12026-2027 (year unverified)9,194 AED~766 AED
KG 22026-2027 (year unverified)9,194 AED~766 AED
GRADE 12026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 22026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 32026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 42026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 52026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 62026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 72026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 82026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 9 (Advance)2026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 92026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 102026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 10 (Advance)2026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 11 (Advance)2026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 112026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 12 (Advance)2026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED
GRADE 122026-2027 (year unverified)13,520 AED~1,127 AED

Inspection Report

KHDA rated Islamic School for Training & Education "Acceptable" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its sixth consecutive "Acceptable". The school has been inspected 14 times since 2008-2009.

Latest Rating (2023-2024)
Acceptable
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What inspectors found in 2023-2024

Inspectors rated the school acceptable overall. Islamic Education, Arabic, and personal development are strong points, while English, mathematics, and science attainment remain acceptable. Assessment is weak in Cycles 1 and 2, and self-evaluation and improvement planning need significant strengthening for better outcomes.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Good achievement in Islamic Education and Arabic
  • Opportunities for students to access technical and vocational training in Cycles 2 and 3
  • Strong personal development and immersion in Islamic values and Emirati culture
  • Good care, guidance, pastoral support, and wellbeing ethos for students

What the school was asked to improve

  • Make internal assessment processes more consistent and coherent across the school
  • Use assessment data to plan challenging lessons meeting all learners' needs, including students of determination
  • Develop leadership skills, especially among subject leaders, to build capacity for innovation and improvement
  • Establish a systematic, coherent self-evaluation process based on accurate assessment information
  • Ensure governors take appropriate action to implement the report's recommendations

Source: KHDA inspection report 2023-2024 (PDF, pages 1–21), inspected 20 to 24 November 2023. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2022-2023 inspection

Of the 85 performance indicators rated in both reports, 1 improved, 5 declined and 79 kept the same rating.

Students
579 → 607
+28 (+5%)
Teachers
51 → 44
-7 (-14%)
Students of determination
4 → 16
+12 (+300%)
Emirati students
90 → 92
+2 (+2%)

Improved

  • Personal development · KG: Good → Very good

Declined

  • English — Progress · KG: Good → Acceptable
  • English — Progress · Cycle 3: Good → Acceptable
  • Learning skills · KG: Good → Acceptable
  • School self-evaluation and improvement planning: Acceptable → Weak
  • Parents and the community: Good → Acceptable

Did Islamic School for Training & Education act on the 2022-2023 recommendations?

Of the 5 recommendations made in 2022-2023, 5 can be checked against the 2023-2024 ratings: 0 show an improvement, 4 a decline, 1 no change yet.

  1. Benchmark students' academic outcomes against appropriate external, national and international expectations to support self-evaluation and improvement planningDeclined

    School self-evaluation and improvement planning: Acceptable → Weak

  2. Raise achievement across all subjects by improving teaching quality and using valid, reliable assessmentsNo change yet

    8 related indicators kept their ratings in 2023-2024

  3. Clearly define the roles and responsibilities of senior leadersDeclined

    School self-evaluation and improvement planning: Acceptable → Weak

  4. Share better teaching practices from English and the girls' section across the schoolDeclined

    English — Progress (KG): Good → Acceptable · English — Progress (Cycle 3): Good → Acceptable

  5. Provide high-quality professional development for subject leaders to build capacity in teaching, learning and assessmentDeclined

    School self-evaluation and improvement planning: Acceptable → Weak

Performance standards by year (94 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase2022-20232023-2024
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 2GoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressKGGoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 2GoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressCycle 3GoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — AttainmentKGGoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — AttainmentCycle 1GoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — AttainmentCycle 2GoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — AttainmentCycle 3GoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — ProgressKGGoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — ProgressCycle 1GoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — ProgressCycle 2GoodGood
Arabic as a First Language — ProgressCycle 3GoodGood
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentKGN/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentCycle 1N/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentCycle 2N/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentCycle 3N/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressKGN/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressCycle 1N/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressCycle 2N/A—
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressCycle 3N/A—
English — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
English — ProgressKGGoodAcceptable
English — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
English — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
English — ProgressCycle 3GoodAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Learning skillsKGGoodAcceptable
Learning skillsCycle 1GoodGood
Learning skillsCycle 2GoodGood
Learning skillsCycle 3GoodGood
Students' personal and social development
Personal developmentKGGoodVery good
Personal developmentCycle 1Very goodVery good
Personal developmentCycle 2Very goodVery good
Personal developmentCycle 3Very goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesKGVery goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesCycle 1Very goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesCycle 2Very goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesCycle 3Very goodVery good
Social responsibility and innovation skillsKGGoodGood
Social responsibility and innovation skillsCycle 1GoodGood
Social responsibility and innovation skillsCycle 2GoodGood
Social responsibility and innovation skillsCycle 3GoodGood
Teaching and assessment
Teaching for effective learningKGAcceptableAcceptable
Teaching for effective learningCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Teaching for effective learningCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Teaching for effective learningCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
AssessmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
AssessmentCycle 1WeakWeak
AssessmentCycle 2WeakWeak
AssessmentCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum
Curriculum design and implementationKGAcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum design and implementationCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum design and implementationCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum design and implementationCycle 3AcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationKGAcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationCycle 1AcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationCycle 2AcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationCycle 3GoodGood
The protection, care, guidance and support of students
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingKGGoodGood
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingCycle 1GoodGood
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingCycle 2GoodGood
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingCycle 3GoodGood
Care and supportKGGoodGood
Care and supportCycle 1GoodGood
Care and supportCycle 2GoodGood
Care and supportCycle 3GoodGood
Leadership and management
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolAcceptableAcceptable
School self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole schoolAcceptableWeak
Parents and the communityWhole schoolGoodAcceptable
GovernanceWhole schoolAcceptableAcceptable
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole schoolAcceptableAcceptable
Inclusion
Provision and outcomes for students of determinationWhole schoolAcceptable—

Earlier inspections

2022-2023Acceptable

This school received an overall Acceptable rating. Students achieve well in Islamic Education and Arabic, with strong personal development and Islamic and Emirati values. However, achievement in English, mathematics and science needs improvement, along with assessment reliability and clearer leadership roles and responsibilities.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Strong personal development and spiritual, moral, social and cultural values within an Islamic context and Emirati culture
  • Effective health, safety, care, support and wellbeing arrangements for students and staff
  • Parents' support of the school's inclusive nature and active involvement in their child's social, emotional and academic learning
  • Strong student achievement in Islamic Education and Arabic across the school

What the school was asked to improve

  • Benchmark students' academic outcomes against appropriate external, national and international expectations to support self-evaluation and improvement planning
  • Raise achievement across all subjects by improving teaching quality and using valid, reliable assessments
  • Clearly define the roles and responsibilities of senior leaders
  • Share better teaching practices from English and the girls' section across the school
  • Provide high-quality professional development for subject leaders to build capacity in teaching, learning and assessment

Source: KHDA inspection report 2022-2023 (PDF, pages 1–19), inspected 21 to 25 November 2022. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

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

Quality Indicators

2023-2024 inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Islamic School for Training & Education located in Dubai?

Islamic School for Training & Education is located in Al Muhaisnah 2, operating from a faith-centered campus in the Muhaisnah district. This prime eastern Dubai location provides convenient access for families in Muhaisnah, Al Qusais, Al Nahda, Mirdif, and Al Twar.

What curriculum does Islamic School for Training & Education offer?

The school follows the MOE curriculum (UAE Ministry of Education), delivering Arabic-language education according to UAE national standards with emphasis on Islamic studies.

What age groups and grade levels are available at Islamic School for Training & Education?

Students enrol from KG1 to Grade 12, covering ages 4 to 18 through the complete MOE pathway.

What are the tuition fees at Islamic School for Training & Education?

Annual fees range from AED 9,194 to AED 13,520, depending on grade level. Additional charges may apply.

Who is Islamic School for Training & Education best suited for?

Islamic School for Training & Education is best suited for Muslim families seeking education with strong Islamic foundation. The school appeals to residents of Muhaisnah, Al Qusais, Al Nahda, Mirdif, and Al Twar seeking Islamic/Arabic education with comprehensive Islamic education with Arabic language focus.

What is Islamic School for Training & Education's KHDA inspection rating?

KHDA rated Islamic School for Training & Education "Acceptable" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its sixth consecutive "Acceptable". The school has been inspected 14 times since 2008-2009.

What did KHDA inspectors say about Islamic School for Training & Education in 2023-2024?

Inspectors rated the school acceptable overall. Islamic Education, Arabic, and personal development are strong points, while English, mathematics, and science attainment remain acceptable. Assessment is weak in Cycles 1 and 2, and self-evaluation and improvement planning need significant strengthening for better outcomes. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2023-2024: good achievement in Islamic Education and Arabic; opportunities for students to access technical and vocational training in Cycles 2 and 3; strong personal development and immersion in Islamic values and Emirati culture; good care, guidance, pastoral support, and wellbeing ethos for students.

What was Islamic School for Training & Education asked to improve in its 2023-2024 inspection?

The 2023-2024 KHDA report recommended that the school: make internal assessment processes more consistent and coherent across the school; use assessment data to plan challenging lessons meeting all learners' needs, including students of determination; develop leadership skills, especially among subject leaders, to build capacity for innovation and improvement; establish a systematic, coherent self-evaluation process based on accurate assessment information; ensure governors take appropriate action to implement the report's recommendations.

Has Islamic School for Training & Education improved since its 2022-2023 inspection?

Between the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 inspections, 1 of the 85 indicators rated in both reports improved, 5 declined and 79 kept the same rating. Improvements include Personal development (KG) from Good to Very good. Enrolment went from 579 to 607 students (+5%). Of the 5 recommendations made in 2022-2023, 5 can be checked against the 2023-2024 ratings and 0 were followed by a measurable improvement.

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At a Glance

From the 2023-2024 inspection profile

Grades
KG 1 to Grade 12
Age
4 to 18
Students
607
Genders
Boys and girls
Curriculum
MoE
Language
English, Arabic

School Profile

As reported for 2023-2024

Principal
Alyas ali khurshid
Since 11/13/2023
Opening year
1982
Teachers
44 (+4 assistants)
Counsellors
1
Largest nationality teachers
Egyptian
Largest nationality students
Arabic
Emirati students
92
Determination students
16
Accreditation
MoE
Curriculum examinations
MoE
Last inspection: 20 to 24 November 2023

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