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Woodlem Park School

4.4
2023-2024Acceptable
Curriculum

Indian

Annual Fees

13K - 25K AED

Location

Al Qusais

About Woodlem Park School

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

Woodlem Park School is an Indian school established in 2014 in Al Qusais. The school caters to the Dubai community, providing education from KG 1 to Grade 10 for its diverse student body.

The school serves approximately 2,694 boys and girls aged 4 to 16. Classes are designed to accommodate various age groups, ensuring a structured progression through their educational journey.

Woodlem Park School follows the Indian curriculum and is accredited by CBCS. Students prepare for ASSET qualifications, ensuring they meet educational standards and requirements.

Annual tuition fees range from AED 12,601 to AED 24,598, depending on the year group. The school is conveniently located for families from Al Qusais First, Al Qusais School Zone, and surrounding areas, including the vicinity of Lulu Supermarket.

Location

Al Qusais

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
Pre primary2026-2027 (year unverified)12,601 AED~1,050 AED
KG 12026-2027 (year unverified)13,123 AED~1,094 AED
KG 22026-2027 (year unverified)14,216 AED~1,185 AED
GRADE 12026-2027 (year unverified)15,311 AED~1,276 AED
GRADE 22026-2027 (year unverified)16,404 AED~1,367 AED
GRADE 32026-2027 (year unverified)17,497 AED~1,458 AED
GRADE 42026-2027 (year unverified)18,591 AED~1,549 AED
GRADE 52026-2027 (year unverified)19,684 AED~1,640 AED
GRADE 62026-2027 (year unverified)20,778 AED~1,732 AED
GRADE 72026-2027 (year unverified)21,872 AED~1,823 AED
GRADE 82026-2027 (year unverified)22,965 AED~1,914 AED
GRADE 92026-2027 (year unverified)23,102 AED~1,925 AED
GRADE 102026-2027 (year unverified)24,153 AED~2,013 AED
GRADE 112026-2027 (year unverified)24,598 AED~2,050 AED
GRADE 12 (Humanities)2026-2027 (year unverified)24,598 AED~2,050 AED

Inspection Report

KHDA rated Woodlem Park School "Acceptable" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its second consecutive "Acceptable". The school has been inspected 6 times since 2016-2017; its best rating was "Good" in 2018-2019.

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

Inspectors rated Woodlem Park School acceptable overall. Strengths include calm relationships, good attendance, and strong achievement in Islamic Education and English in upper phases. However, leadership and governance are weak, teaching lacks challenge, assessment is underdeveloped, and the school lacks a substantive principal.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students' pride in Emirati culture and their own heritages
  • Good attitudes, behaviour and relationships across the school
  • Positive partnership between the school, parents and the community
  • Good achievement in Islamic Education and English in upper phases, strong early learning skills in KG

What the school was asked to improve

  • Improve the effectiveness of teaching across all phases through high-quality training and challenging, well-adapted lessons
  • Develop coherent, comprehensive assessment procedures that provide accurate information on student progress and needs
  • Ensure governors urgently appoint a substantive principal
  • Ensure rigorous, systematic monitoring and evaluation of all aspects of the school's work
  • Sharpen the school improvement plan with realistic, measurable targets and regular checks on impact

Source: KHDA inspection report 2023-2024 (PDF, pages 1–22), inspected 25 to 29 September 2023. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2022-2023 inspection

Of the 61 performance indicators rated in both reports, 0 improved, 31 declined and 30 kept the same rating.

Students
2,580 → 2,694
+114 (+4%)
Teachers
186 → 208
+22 (+12%)
Students of determination
362 → 62
-300 (-83%)
Emirati students
0 → 0
unchanged

Declined

  • English — Attainment · Primary: Good → Acceptable
  • English — Progress · KG: Good → Acceptable
  • English — Progress · Primary: Good → Acceptable
  • Mathematics — Attainment · Middle: Acceptable → Weak
  • Mathematics — Progress · Primary: Acceptable → Weak
  • Mathematics — Progress · Middle: Acceptable → Weak
  • Science — Attainment · Primary: Good → Acceptable
  • Science — Attainment · Middle: Good → Acceptable

and 23 more

Did Woodlem Park School 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, 5 a decline.

  1. Improve students' outcomes in Arabic as an additional language and mathematics through highly engaging, inclusive, outcome-based teaching strategiesDeclined

    Mathematics — Attainment (Middle): Acceptable → Weak · Mathematics — Progress (Primary): Acceptable → Weak · Mathematics — Progress (Middle): Acceptable → Weak · Teaching for effective learning (Primary): Good → Acceptable

  2. Raise attainment and progress for children in KG by improving classroom organisation and use of time, and by monitoring teaching qualityDeclined

    The effectiveness of leadership: Good → Weak · School self-evaluation and improvement planning: Acceptable → Weak

  3. Ensure all teachers recognise students' learning needs and provide consistently challenging workDeclined

    Teaching for effective learning (Primary): Good → Acceptable · Teaching for effective learning (Middle): Good → Acceptable

  4. Improve the effectiveness of assessment by ensuring accurate measures of attainment and using data to guide teaching and planningDeclined

    Teaching for effective learning (Primary): Good → Acceptable · Teaching for effective learning (Middle): Good → Acceptable · Assessment (Primary): Acceptable → Weak · Assessment (Middle): Acceptable → Weak

  5. Develop self-evaluation and improvement planning into a rigorous, accurate, evidence-based processDeclined

    The effectiveness of leadership: Good → Weak · School self-evaluation and improvement planning: Acceptable → Weak

Performance standards by year (61 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase2022-20232023-2024
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentPrimaryGoodGood
Islamic Education — AttainmentSecondaryAcceptableGood
Islamic Education — ProgressPrimaryGoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressSecondaryGoodGood
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as an Additional Language — AttainmentSecondaryAcceptableWeak
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Arabic as an Additional Language — ProgressSecondaryAcceptableWeak
English — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
English — AttainmentPrimaryGoodAcceptable
English — AttainmentSecondaryGoodGood
English — ProgressKGGoodAcceptable
English — ProgressPrimaryGoodAcceptable
English — ProgressSecondaryGoodGood
Mathematics — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentPrimaryAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — AttainmentSecondaryAcceptableWeak
Mathematics — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
Mathematics — ProgressPrimaryAcceptableWeak
Mathematics — ProgressSecondaryAcceptableWeak
Science — AttainmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
Science — AttainmentPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Science — AttainmentSecondaryGoodAcceptable
Science — ProgressKGAcceptableAcceptable
Science — ProgressPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Science — ProgressSecondaryGoodAcceptable
Learning skillsKGGoodGood
Learning skillsPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Learning skillsSecondaryGoodAcceptable
Students' personal and social development
Personal developmentKGGoodGood
Personal developmentPrimaryVery goodGood
Personal developmentSecondaryVery goodVery good
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesKGGoodGood
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesPrimaryGoodGood
Understanding of Islamic values and awareness of Emirati and world culturesSecondaryVery goodVery good
Social responsibility and innovation skillsKGGoodGood
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPrimaryGoodGood
Social responsibility and innovation skillsSecondaryGoodGood
Teaching and assessment
Teaching for effective learningKGAcceptableAcceptable
Teaching for effective learningPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Teaching for effective learningSecondaryGoodAcceptable
AssessmentKGAcceptableAcceptable
AssessmentPrimaryAcceptableWeak
AssessmentSecondaryAcceptableWeak
Curriculum
Curriculum design and implementationKGGoodGood
Curriculum design and implementationPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Curriculum design and implementationSecondaryGoodAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationKGAcceptableAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Curriculum adaptationSecondaryGoodAcceptable
The protection, care, guidance and support of students
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingKGVery goodAcceptable
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingPrimaryVery goodAcceptable
Health and safety, including arrangements for child protection/safeguardingSecondaryVery goodAcceptable
Care and supportKGGoodGood
Care and supportPrimaryGoodAcceptable
Care and supportSecondaryGoodAcceptable
Leadership and management
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolGoodWeak
School self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole schoolAcceptableWeak
Parents and the communityWhole schoolGoodGood
GovernanceWhole schoolGoodWeak
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole schoolVery goodGood

Earlier inspections

2022-2023Acceptable

Woodlem Park School was rated acceptable overall by KHDA. Achievement is stronger in the upper phases than in KG, with mathematics and Arabic as an additional language weaker across the school. Students show excellent personal development and are well cared for, but teaching consistency, assessment accuracy, and self-evaluation processes need improvement.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • The commendable behaviour of students, their respect for one another and adults, and their positive attitudes to learning
  • Comprehensive arrangements for health and safety
  • Efficient management of the school which facilitated smooth handling of a large increase in students and staff over the past two years

What the school was asked to improve

  • Improve students' outcomes in Arabic as an additional language and mathematics through highly engaging, inclusive, outcome-based teaching strategies
  • Raise attainment and progress for children in KG by improving classroom organisation and use of time, and by monitoring teaching quality
  • Ensure all teachers recognise students' learning needs and provide consistently challenging work
  • Improve the effectiveness of assessment by ensuring accurate measures of attainment and using data to guide teaching and planning
  • Develop self-evaluation and improvement planning into a rigorous, accurate, evidence-based process

Source: KHDA inspection report 2022-2023 (PDF, pages 2–19), inspected 26 to 30 September 2022. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

2022-2023Acceptable
2019-2020Good
2018-2019Good
2017-2018Acceptable
2016-2017Weak

Quality Indicators

2023-2024 inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Woodlem Park School L.L.C located in Dubai?

Woodlem Park School is located in Qusais & Nahda, northern Al Qusais 2. Families in Al Qusais, Al Nahda, Al Twar, Mirdif, and International City reach the campus via Emirates Road and Al Ittihad Road.

What curriculum does Woodlem Park School L.L.C offer?

The school implements the Indian CBSE curriculum (Central Board of Secondary Education), following India's national board framework.

What age groups and grade levels are available at Woodlem Park School L.L.C?

Students enrol from KG1 to Grade 12, covering ages 4 to 18 through senior secondary board examinations.

What are the tuition fees at Woodlem Park School L.L.C?

Tuition ranges from AED 12,601 to AED 24,598 per year, based on grade level. Additional fees may apply.

Who is Woodlem Park School L.L.C best suited for?

Woodlem Park School L.L.C is best suited for Indian families seeking quality CBSE education. The school attracts residents of Al Qusais, Al Nahda, Al Twar, and Mirdif seeking Indian CBSE education with strong CBSE curriculum and academic excellence.

What is Woodlem Park School's KHDA inspection rating?

KHDA rated Woodlem Park School "Acceptable" in its 2023-2024 inspection, its second consecutive "Acceptable". The school has been inspected 6 times since 2016-2017; its best rating was "Good" in 2018-2019.

What did KHDA inspectors say about Woodlem Park School in 2023-2024?

Inspectors rated Woodlem Park School acceptable overall. Strengths include calm relationships, good attendance, and strong achievement in Islamic Education and English in upper phases. However, leadership and governance are weak, teaching lacks challenge, assessment is underdeveloped, and the school lacks a substantive principal. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2023-2024: students' pride in Emirati culture and their own heritages; good attitudes, behaviour and relationships across the school; positive partnership between the school, parents and the community; good achievement in Islamic Education and English in upper phases, strong early learning skills in KG.

What was Woodlem Park School asked to improve in its 2023-2024 inspection?

The 2023-2024 KHDA report recommended that the school: improve the effectiveness of teaching across all phases through high-quality training and challenging, well-adapted lessons; develop coherent, comprehensive assessment procedures that provide accurate information on student progress and needs; ensure governors urgently appoint a substantive principal; ensure rigorous, systematic monitoring and evaluation of all aspects of the school's work; sharpen the school improvement plan with realistic, measurable targets and regular checks on impact.

Has Woodlem Park School improved since its 2022-2023 inspection?

Between the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 inspections, 0 of the 61 indicators rated in both reports improved, 31 declined and 30 kept the same rating. Enrolment went from 2,580 to 2,694 students (+4%). 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.

Community

Curriculum
5
Quality of Teachers
4
Campus Facilities
5
Value for Money
5
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At a Glance

From the 2023-2024 inspection profile

Grades
KG 1-Grade 10
Age
4-16
Students
2,694
Genders
Boys and girls
Curriculum
Indian
Language
English

School Profile

As reported for 2023-2024

Principal
Jwairia Saleem
Since 1/1/2023
Opening year
2014
Teachers
208 (+44 assistants)
Counsellors
2
Largest nationality teachers
INDIAN
Largest nationality students
Indian
Emirati students
0
Determination students
62
Accreditation
CBCS
Curriculum examinations
ASSET
Last inspection: 25 to 29 September 2023

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