Updated Tuesday December 28, 2010
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Name: Jumeira Primary School |
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PO Box: 29093 |
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City: Dubai |
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Tel : 04 3943500 |
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Fax: 04 3943960 |
| E-mail: office@jpsdubai.sch.ae |
| Web site: www.jpsdubai.com |
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Founded: 1996 |
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Level: Primary |
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Curriculum: British National Curriculum |
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Co-ed? Yes |
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Staff Nationality / Qualification: British |
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Predominant Student Nationality: British |
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Location: Jumeira |
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Activities / Facilities: Full range after school activities |
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Uniform (Yes/No?) Yes |
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Bus Service (Yes/No?) Yes (Private arrangements organised by parents) Fees around Dhs 3600 Contact the school for exact details |
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Entrance Requirements: Placement Test / First Language English Speakers |
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Application Fee |
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Registration Fee: Contact Nursery/School |
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Tuition / Annual Fees: Contact Nursery/School |
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Comments: Jumeira Primary School provides high quality British style education. JPS, as it's affectionately known, is a highly successful international primary school in Dubai. There are many nationalities represented at JPS, reflecting the cosmopolitan nature of our host city. The international nature of the school is one of our many strengths. We live and work in harmony together, respecting our cultural differences and learning from each other. The annual International Day is an opportunity for children to become better world citizens and enjoy the diversity of nationalities who attend JPS. Children are allowed to dress in their national clothes and parents set up exhibits so that the school can experience the food and culture from around the world. Mr. Stuart J. Dennis |
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I am Australian living in Dubai.
I have my daughter (aged 11, 12 in July) at Jumeira College and my son (aged 9, 10 in
June) at Jumeira Primary
School. I am very pleased with the school so far. The facilities are new and generous.
Extracurricular activities are plentiful
and fun for the children. I like the ethos of the school which I find to be very
professional and at the same time
caring. Fees are a bit expensive.
British curriculum, British teachers, British kids and British parents.
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I
am a British national who emigrated to New Zealand where my son started the first three years of his state education. Now he is at JPS and has completed one and a half years there. He has found JPS to be more academic than his first school and much harder work - this is not necessarily a bad thing! He enjoys school and has made a lot of friends, many of whom are from very different backgrounds. The school is well-resourced and the staff friendly and caring. We are very happy with JPS and are putting our daughter's name down for next year (she'll be 3).Note: make sure you put your name down early as places go very quickly.
This page was last updated by Leigh Butler on December 28, 2010