Dear Parents and Students, As Term 1 draws to a close, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude as I reflect on the vibrant array of events and accomplishments that have defined our journey together this term. The celebrations of Children’s Day, the creative unplugging on No-Tech Day, enriching field trips, and interactive Coffee Mornings are just a few highlights from this busy term. Our collective energy and enthusiasm shone during the 30×30 Fitness Challenge and the much-anticipated Sports Days, while the celebrations of UAE National Day and Kindness Day reminded us of the core values of unity and compassion that we hold dear. Additionally, our talented students amazed us with their participation in events like the Poetry Competition, DS Synap, and DS Venturist, showcasing creativity, innovation, and resilience. These are just some of the many remarkable events this term—there were countless others that truly captured the spirit of our vibrant school community. As we look forward to Term 2, I am excited to build on these successes and continue fostering a culture of excellence, innovation, and collaboration. On behalf of the entire Dubai Scholars team, I wish you a restful and joyous winter break. May the New Year bring renewed energy and endless opportunities for growth and success. Ms. Sapna ChangraniHead of School Read More

Dear Parents and Students, As Term 1 draws to a close, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude as I reflect on the vibrant array of events and accomplishments that have defined our journey together this term. The celebrations of Children’s Day, the creative unplugging on No-Tech Day, enriching field trips, and interactive Coffee Mornings are just a few highlights from this busy term. Our collective energy and enthusiasm shone during the 30×30 Fitness Challenge and the much-anticipated Sports Days, while the celebrations of UAE National Day and Kindness Day reminded us of the core values of unity and compassion that we hold dear. Additionally, our talented students amazed us with their participation in events like the Poetry Competition, DS Synap, and DS Venturist, showcasing creativity, innovation, and resilience. These are just some of the many remarkable events this term—there were countless others that truly captured the spirit of our vibrant school community. As we look forward to Term 2, I am excited to build on these successes and continue fostering a culture of excellence, innovation, and collaboration. On behalf of the entire Dubai Scholars team, I wish you a restful and joyous winter break. May the New Year bring renewed energy and endless opportunities for growth and success. Ms. Sapna ChangraniHead of School Read More

Dear Parents,I hope this message finds you well.Welcome to the first Newsletter of this Academic Year. School newsletters are a valuable way to keep our community informed and connected. They highlight student achievements, developing a sense of unity and engagement among students, parents, and staff. Through these regular updates, we celebrate our collective progress and growth. Going forward, we intend to release two Newsletters per term. Nearly nine weeks have passed since the start of the academic year, and it has been an enriching and remarkable journey thus far.Our Foundation Stage students actively engaged in the Yusaid Campaign, graciously presenting utility bags to our blue-collar workers – a commendable display of compassion. Furthermore, numerous enriching educational excursions have been meticulously planned, coupled with students excelling in interschool sports competitions and the introduction of dynamic new extracurricular activities centered around the performing arts and public speaking skills such as TEDx Training sessions. These opportunities holistically elevate their learning experiences beyond the confines of the classroom. We’ve also held our Primary, Secondary & Sixth Form Student Council Elections. In addition, our Primary students made a heartwarming visit to breast cancer patients, while our Secondary students organised the DS Venturist Business Competition & Post Secondary students visited a university and explored different careers of interest and attended sessions on career exploration. The above is just a summary, as you read through the newsletter, you will be happy to see the levels of engagement across all phases.Looking ahead, we are preparing a plethora of learning opportunities and initiatives for our dear students, to name a few: Our recent announcement of Zero Tech Day, a new initiative where students will go screen-free one day a week (FS TO YEAR 8) & for Year Groups 10 to 13 – A humanitarian trip to Sri Lanka in December 2024 and a UK trip to Universities in July 2025, few initiatives around Fitness 30×30 and much more. Our heartfelt thank you for your continued support in nurturing our students’ growth, and we look forward to more enriching experiences in the weeks ahead. Ms. Sapna ChangraniHead of School Read More

Dear Parents,I hope this message finds you well.Welcome to the first Newsletter of this Academic Year. School newsletters are a valuable way to keep our community informed and connected. They highlight student achievements, developing a sense of unity and engagement among students, parents, and staff. Through these regular updates, we celebrate our collective progress and growth. Going forward, we intend to release two Newsletters per term. Nearly nine weeks have passed since the start of the academic year, and it has been an enriching and remarkable journey thus far.Our Foundation Stage students actively engaged in the Yusaid Campaign, graciously presenting utility bags to our blue-collar workers – a commendable display of compassion. Furthermore, numerous enriching educational excursions have been meticulously planned, coupled with students excelling in interschool sports competitions and the introduction of dynamic new extracurricular activities centered around the performing arts and public speaking skills such as TEDx Training sessions. These opportunities holistically elevate their learning experiences beyond the confines of the classroom. We’ve also held our Primary, Secondary & Sixth Form Student Council Elections. In addition, our Primary students made a heartwarming visit to breast cancer patients, while our Secondary students organised the DS Venturist Business Competition & Post Secondary students visited a university and explored different careers of interest and attended sessions on career exploration. The above is just a summary, as you read through the newsletter, you will be happy to see the levels of engagement across all phases.Looking ahead, we are preparing a plethora of learning opportunities and initiatives for our dear students, to name a few: Our recent announcement of Zero Tech Day, a new initiative where students will go screen-free one day a week (FS TO YEAR 8) & for Year Groups 10 to 13 – A humanitarian trip to Sri Lanka in December 2024 and a UK trip to Universities in July 2025, few initiatives around Fitness 30×30 and much more. Our heartfelt thank you for your continued support in nurturing our students’ growth, and we look forward to more enriching experiences in the weeks ahead. Ms. Sapna ChangraniHead of School Read More

Dear Parents,I hope this message finds you well.Welcome to the first Newsletter of this Academic Year. School newsletters are a valuable way to keep our community informed and connected. They highlight student achievements, developing a sense of unity and engagement among students, parents, and staff. Through these regular updates, we celebrate our collective progress and growth. Going forward, we intend to release two Newsletters per term. Nearly nine weeks have passed since the start of the academic year, and it has been an enriching and remarkable journey thus far.Our Foundation Stage students actively engaged in the Yusaid Campaign, graciously presenting utility bags to our blue-collar workers – a commendable display of compassion. Furthermore, numerous enriching educational excursions have been meticulously planned, coupled with students excelling in interschool sports competitions and the introduction of dynamic new extracurricular activities centered around the performing arts and public speaking skills such as TEDx Training sessions. These opportunities holistically elevate their learning experiences beyond the confines of the classroom. We’ve also held our Primary, Secondary & Sixth Form Student Council Elections. In addition, our Primary students made a heartwarming visit to breast cancer patients, while our Secondary students organised the DS Venturist Business Competition & Post Secondary students visited a university and explored different careers of interest and attended sessions on career exploration. The above is just a summary, as you read through the newsletter, you will be happy to see the levels of engagement across all phases.Looking ahead, we are preparing a plethora of learning opportunities and initiatives for our dear students, to name a few: Our recent announcement of Zero Tech Day, a new initiative where students will go screen-free one day a week (FS TO YEAR 8) & for Year Groups 10 to 13 – A humanitarian trip to Sri Lanka in December 2024 and a UK trip to Universities in July 2025, few initiatives around Fitness 30×30 and much more. Our heartfelt thank you for your continued support in nurturing our students’ growth, and we look forward to more enriching experiences in the weeks ahead. Ms. Sapna ChangraniHead of School Read More

Dear Parents, I hope this message finds you well. As we reflect on the past academic year, we’ve hadthe pleasure of witnessing some truly remarkable performances at the concerts, whether it be a musical, choral, or orchestral production, serve as more than just entertainment; they are invaluable learning experiences that contribute profoundly to your child’s development. In the last couple of weeks, we have witnessed some exceptional performances by our Foundation Stage and Year 1 students. Concerts play a vital role in this journey by providing students with a platform to showcase their talents, build confidence, and cultivate a sense of camaraderie among peers. As we look ahead to the upcoming school year, I encourage you to continue supporting your child’s involvement in our music and performing arts programs. Together, let us nurture their passion for music and provide them with the encouragement they need to thrive. I would also like to wish all our Year 11, 12 and 13 students all the best, as they write their Board Exams Frank Scarcelli Head of School Read More