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Oaktree Primary School

United Arab Emirates, Dubai

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 18,518 - 31,106
Ages 3 - 11 years
Pupil numbers 714
Bus Service No
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Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Typical class size 18

Al Asayel St, behind Al Khail Mall, Al Qouz Fourth, Al Quoz, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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The Essentials

Oaktree Primary School has 714 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English.

Location
Oaktree Primary School is located in the Al Quoz 4 area of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, near Al Khail Mall. The campus address is Al Khail Mall, Al Asayel Street, Al Quoz 4, Dubai. The surrounding area is a mixed residential and commercial neighbourhood with good road access.

Stages
The school delivers the UK curriculum for FS1 through Year 6, i.e., Early Years Foundation Stage (FS1/FS2) to Year 6.

Type
The school is a co-educational day school and offers the UK (British) curriculum.

Pupil Nationality Mix
As of 2023–24, the school has around 609 students. The majority of students are of Arab origin, with a notable international mix. The school states it admits students of all nationalities and ethnicities; however, the exact number of represented nationalities and the local-to-international ratio are not published.

Additional learning support
Oaktree describes itself as an inclusive school with an Inclusion Department. It supports English as an Additional Language (EAL), Gifted and Talented students, and Students of Determination with Individual Education Plans (IEPs) as needed, coordinating with parents and outside agencies.

Country affiliation
Affiliated with the United Kingdom through its UK curriculum.

Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is stated.

School day structure
The school day runs 7:00–16:00 on weekdays; Saturdays are 9:00–17:00; Sundays are closed. There is an on-site cafeteria providing meals and refreshments; breaks are scheduled within the timetable but exact times vary by year group.

Bus service
Oaktree operates a bus service. Buses are fully compliant with RTA regulations and feature GPS and RFID tracking, CCTV, and a child-safety button. Routes cover areas including Al Khail Gate/Al Quoz 1-4/Al Khail Heights, Al Safa/Al Wasl Road/Al Manara/Downtown Dubai, Nad Al Hamar/Ras Al Khor, and other zones. The full-year two-way transport fee applies per route (e.g., AED 5,600–AED 7,600 for 2025–26), and transport must be taken for the full year with no monthly option; forms should be submitted to the school's transport contacts.
Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at Oaktree Primary School ranges from AED 18,518 to AED 31,106 for 2026/27.

Application and registration fees

- Application (assessment) fee for new students: AED 500.
- Separate new-student registration / enrolment charge: up to 10% of the tuition fee (non‑refundable and deductible from the first term invoice). The site additionally lists a fixed non‑refundable registration amount of AED 525 (inclusive of VAT) as required for new students.
- Re‑enrolment (returning-student) fee: up to 5% of the tuition fee or AED 500 (whichever is higher); non‑refundable and deductible from the first term invoice.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term)

Note: KHDA fact sheets report the school's tuition as annual amounts. The school issues first‑term invoices (enrolment/re‑enrolment charges are deductible from the first term). The school's KHDA‑approved academic calendar shows the academic year structured into standard term periods; using that calendar, a per‑term figure below is the annual tuition divided into three equal term payments (this per‑term split is an arithmetic division based on the school calendar and the KHDA first‑term reference).

- FS1 — Tuition (annual): AED 16,225. Per term (annual ÷ 3, approximate): AED 5,408. Required education supplies: uniform AED 650; books AED 350; stationery AED 300; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges include transport AED 5,750–8,250; extracurricular AED 275–1,600; medical AED 200; local educational trip AED 600–1,200; overseas trip AED 8,000–12,000; and a range of clubs, camps and programme fees.

- FS2 — Tuition (annual): AED 17,305. Per term (approximate): AED 5,768. Required education supplies: uniform AED 650; books AED 350; stationery AED 300; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges similar to FS1, plus KG graduation charges where applicable.

- Year 1 — Tuition (annual): AED 18,929. Per term (approximate): AED 6,310. Required education supplies: uniform AED 750; books AED 1,150; stationery AED 250; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional services include national testing and the same types of extracurricular/transport/camp costs noted above.

- Year 2 — Tuition (annual): AED 20,551. Per term (approximate): AED 6,850. Required education supplies: uniform AED 750; books AED 1,350; stationery AED 250; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges apply as above.

- Year 3 — Tuition (annual): AED 22,173. Per term (approximate): AED 7,391. Required education supplies: uniform AED 850; books AED 1,350; stationery AED 250; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges apply as above.

- Year 4 — Tuition (annual): AED 23,795. Per term (approximate): AED 7,932. Required education supplies: uniform AED 850; books AED 1,350; stationery AED 250; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges apply as above.

- Year 5 — Tuition (annual): AED 25,418. Per term (approximate): AED 8,473. Required education supplies: uniform AED 1,000; books AED 1,350; stationery AED 250; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges apply as above.

- Year 6 — Tuition (annual): AED 27,041. Per term (approximate): AED 9,014. Required education supplies: uniform AED 1,000; books AED 1,350; stationery AED 250; ID card replacement AED 150. Optional service ranges include transport, extracurricular, overseas trips, graduation charges and STEM/SEND programme fees.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Enrolment and re‑enrolment charges are applied and then deducted from the first term invoice; the fact sheets state these sums are non‑refundable.
- Tuition figures in the KHDA fact sheets are the annual tuition amounts used for KHDA approval; the school issues term invoices (the KHDA calendar shows the academic year structure used for term timing). Per‑term amounts above are the annual tuition divided by three (presented as an approximate term figure consistent with the KHDA calendar and the school's reference to the first term).

Boarding fees

- Not applicable. The school's materials and KHDA fact sheets for each grade list day‑school optional services (transport, activities, trips) and make no provision for boarding or boarding charges.

Other costs and one‑off items

- Required education supplies and one‑off items (by example shown in KHDA fact sheets): uniform (varies by year AED 650–1,000), books (AED 350–1,350 depending on year), stationery (AED 250–300), school ID card replacement AED 150.
- Optional services (typical ranges appearing in the KHDA fact sheets): school transport AED 5,750–8,250; extracurricular activities AED 275–1,600; medical fee AED 200; school photographs AED 250–550; local trips AED 600–1,200; overseas trips AED 8,000–12,000; camps and club/activity fees typically AED 250–1,150 (varies by activity). Special needs support and external assessment fees are listed where relevant.
- Some year groups include specific items: KG graduation, national test charges and graduation ceremony charges appear in the fact sheets for relevant years.

Discounts and concessions

- The fact sheets list typical discount schemes: sibling discounts (examples in the fact sheets include 3% for a second sibling, 5% for a third sibling and further sibling levels noted), a welcoming discount (listed in some fact sheets), and staff / school employee concessions (variable, up to a stated percentage). Exact discount applicability and levels vary and are shown on the KHDA fact sheets.

Refund information

- Application, enrolment and re‑enrolment fees are shown as non‑refundable in the KHDA fact sheets (enrolment/re‑enrolment fees are deductible from the first term invoice but are non‑refundable). No additional general tuition‑refund schedule is shown in the KHDA fact sheets; specific refund or proration terms (for example for mid‑year withdrawal) are handled under the school's admission and finance policies.

Fee payment options and payment channels

- The school uses an online enquiry/enrolment and parent portal (ERP) for admissions and parent access (links to an ERF/ERP and a Parent Portal appear in the school's admissions and parent links). These portals are the channels associated with enrolment and parent account management. For the KHDA fee fact sheets and the school's published documents, invoices and first‑term deductions are referenced; the KHDA fact sheets themselves do not list a detailed menu of card/voucher/bank methods.

Tuition‑increase statement

- The KHDA fact sheets state the school was granted a 2.35% tuition increase for the 2025–2026 academic year under the KHDA framework; that increase is included in the published tuition figures above.

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Academics

Oaktree Primary School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 11.

Curriculum
Oaktree Primary School in Dubai follows the English National Curriculum for Years 1–6, with an Early Years Foundation Stage for 3–5-year-olds and four Key Stages: Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 (Years 1–2), Lower Key Stage 2 (Years 3–4), and Upper Key Stage 2 (Years 5–6). The core curriculum comprises English, Maths and Science, with Foundation Subjects including Art and Design, Computing, Design Technology, Geography, History, Music and Physical Education, alongside UAE Ministry of Education Arabic A/B, Islamic A/B and Social Studies & Moral Education. The curriculum also features Modern Foreign Language in French, Reading & Writing with a phonics focus, and Forest School as part of its learning. The school emphasizes cross-curricular themes that connect content, skills and values, and provides opportunities for student leadership from Year One via the Pupil Parliament. Overall, the curriculum is designed to ensure progression from the Early Years through to Year 6 within a four-stage structure while aligning with UAE MOE requirements and the English National Curriculum.
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Enquiry and campus tour. Admission is open year round subject to space. The enquiry form can be filled online or during a walk-in visit, and a school tour can be booked to view the campus and facilities. The school welcomes students of all nationalities, including those who study English as an Additional Language, those with special needs, and those who are gifted and talented.

2. Vacancy contact and next steps. The school will contact you if a vacancy is available and schedule the next steps. Priority is given to siblings who are students of the school. The placement processes are in line with regulatory requirements.

3. Foundation Stage assessment. Placement processes follow regulatory requirements. The Foundation Stage evaluation considers the child's learning needs and registration requirements; children are not assessed for specific academic abilities, but may meet with teaching staff in small interactive sessions to ascertain independence from parents, ability to converse with adults, and ability to follow simple instructions. FS1 children must be toilet trained.

4. Key Stage admissions and required documents. Admission for Key Stage 1 (Years 1 and 2) is based on the age requirement and registration fulfillment. Baseline placement assessments may be conducted to plan the level of support required, with local applicants assessed at the school and online assessments available for applicants outside the UAE where applicable. For Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6), admission follows age requirements and registration fulfillment, with similar baseline assessments as needed. Documents for submission include passport and residence visa (where applicable) with UID, birth certificate, four recent photos, vaccination card, Emirates ID (where applicable), transfer certificate, and school reports; specialist reports may be requested. Inclusion admissions cover EAL, Students of Determination, and Gifted and Talented, with KHDA guidance followed.

5. Inclusion and support. Assessments for inclusion admissions are designed for EAL students, Students of Determination, and the Gifted and Talented; parents provide copies of medical, psychological, or educational assessments to enable best services. KHDA guidance and procedures are followed for all inclusion considerations.

Waitlist
The school operates a waiting system in case of no immediate vacancy. When a place becomes available, families are contacted to offer placement.
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