Horizon International School Fees & Availability
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Fee History
Annual fees
| Grade Int'l / UK | 2018/19 | 2019/20 |
|---|---|---|
| Pre KG / FS1 | AED 34,517 | AED 34,517 |
| KG 1 / FS2 | AED 34,517 | AED 34,517 |
| KG 2 / Year 1 | AED 39,621 | AED 39,621 |
| Grade 1 / Year 2 | AED 39,621 | AED 39,621 |
| Grade 2 / Year 3 | AED 45,212 | AED 45,212 |
| Grade 3 / Year 4 | AED 45,212 | AED 45,212 |
| Grade 4 / Year 5 | AED 48,335 | AED 48,335 |
| Grade 5 / Year 6 | AED 48,335 | AED 48,335 |
| Grade 6 / Year 7 | AED 54,747 | AED 54,747 |
| Grade 7 / Year 8 | AED 54,747 | AED 54,747 |
| Grade 8 / Year 9 | AED 54,747 | AED 54,747 |
| Grade 9 / Year 10 | AED 59,000 | AED 59,000 |
| Grade 10 / Year 11 | AED 59,000 | AED 59,000 |
| Grade 11 / Year 12 | AED 65,000 | AED 65,000 |
| Grade 12 / Year 13 | AED 65,000 | AED 65,000 |
Availability
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Thinking of putting my kids in year 8 and year 3 ....please help with honest review about school .
Hi all, my child got selected to foundation stage for 2016-17; would love to hear feedback about school from parents who have their kids already going to Horizon International... Thanks.
Hi There
Both my children moved from a popular British primary school in Dubai to Horizon Intl. We moved when the children were Y4 and Y6 and haven't looked back. Some of the reviews on here are quite old and the school has come along in leaps and bounds, The school class sizes haven't changed in a few years and they are adamant not too. My children are very happy there and love the teachers. There is also an extremely varied after school activity programme. We honestly haven't looked back. The only negative thing is the exam results are yet to be established as this is the first year of GCSE's, although some students took their Spanish exams a year early and all achieved A*. The school is also inclusive rather than selective which I think is a huge positive, but this isn't an opinion shared by everyone. I have friends with children in FS who are also very happy with the school. It's great that you can have the continuity of FS up to A level all under one roof. Good luck whatever you decide!
Mrs Supernova - if I didn't know any better, I would say you work at the school.
Great that you have had a good experience with the school but the majority of parents I know have not.
As for; 'I don’t see many other senior leadership staff standing on the school gates every morning in Dubai' - Errr, no actually, you do and it usually doesn't involve holding a costa coffee in their hand looking gormless.
'Class sizes of 22/24…good in Dubai' - yes, of course but parents pay for it - it's not a state school!
Not trying to 'bash' the school. I am giving my honest opinion that I have not been happy with it. ESPECIALLY, over the last couple of years. As a parent, who has paid thousands in school fees over the last 6 years, I have a right to give my view, whether you like it or not.
Class rooms getting bigger along with the yearly non refundable deposits. Academically disappointing.
No Special Educational Needs provision. NO anti-bullying policy. Definite deficiency in academics (our youngest child was in 'top set' for maths at Star yet failed math assessment at another school admission test. Very worrying. Head teacher/principal seems to be puppet for the head of secondary. Lacking leadership.
Offers hardly any after sport school activities, classes are expanding, non refundable deposits to secure the next academic year have increased and this year (without informing the parents) they decided to charge a penalty fee of 500 AED per child if payment of the deposit was late.
To say this school does not offer 'hardly any after school activities' is quite frankly ridiculous! At last count, the school offered over 40 activities per term from Foundation through to KS3. The choice, as mentioned in the above review, is phenomenal. The school has successfully grown year on year and has overcome many of the usual challenges Dubai throws schools way. The staff (always properly qualified) are dedicated to the children and will always listen to the parents. I don't see many other senior leadership staff standing on the school gates every morning in Dubai? 500dhs late fee...sorry, but pay your fees on time and there would not be a problem. Class sizes of 22/24...good in Dubai? Consistently graded as 'Good'. Think there are just some people trying to bash this great school through their reviews. Make your own mind up, go for a tour, I did and have never looked back.
My wife and I were also astounded with the 500 dirham penalty charge for late payment of the deposit, especially as we have three children! Star had ample time to warn parents of this charge but chose not to. More worryingly is that the Headmaster believes this is an acceptable way to run a school.