Question 1

Which grades will open first, and how will the school expand?

Accepted Answer

DIA Town Square plans to open with PreK to Grade 8 and add further grade levels each year until a full Kindergarten-to-Secondary pathway is in place.

Question 2

Can my child join mid-term or mid-year?

Accepted Answer

Admission is possible if there is availability in the relevant grade. Our admissions team will guide you through the placement process and provide any support needed to ensure a smooth transition.

Question 3

Are there founding family fees or incentives?

Accepted Answer

Incentives, once confirmed by the regulators, will be announced on the Fees page.

Question 4

What documents do I need to apply?

Accepted Answer

Please provide copies of your child’s passport and visa, Emirates ID (or application slip), previous school reports, transfer certificate (if applicable), and immunisation records. A full list of required documents is available in our online application.

Question 5

When and where can I tour the school?

Accepted Answer

Families are invited to visit our Admissions Hub at Town Square, which will open in January 2026. Here, you will be able to view a presentation, explore a 3D model of the campus, and receive personalised admissions guidance from our team.

Before the Hub opens, parents are encouraged to explore our website, follow our social media channels, or connect with us directly through WhatsApp for updates and admissions support. Our team will be happy to share information and respond to any questions.

Families are also welcome to visit our sister schools, Dubai International Academy Emirates Hills and Dubai International Academy Al Barsha, to learn more about the DIA family and our shared standards of excellence.

On-site tours of the Town Square campus will be available once construction areas are safely accessible, and virtual tour options will also be provided.

Question 6

Which facilities will be ready from Day 1?

Accepted Answer

All core learning spaces will be fully prepared to welcome students from the first day of school, including specialist areas designed to support a broad and balanced curriculum.