DUBAI COLLEGE
Deep Learning | Good Character | Flourishing Lives
2025-2026 College Profile
@dubaicollege
DUBAI COLLEGE CEEB CODE: 697009
Dubai College was established fortyseven years ago and is now considered one of the best international schools in the world. The school is a not-forprofit, independent and selective school for boys and girls aged 11-18 from over 60 nationalities. A world leading international school, grounded in the rigour of a British education, our vision is to prepare students to be future leaders by reminding them that their task is to be a good human being.
EXAMINATION RESULTS 2025 A Level A*/A rate of
74.7% 61%
2025 GCSE 9-7 A**/A*/A rate of
92.12%
Sixth Form Edition
2025
OUR PURPOSE We aim to provide a rich holistic education and academic excellence for our students. We exist to equip young people with the deep learning and good character that they will need to flourish in their lives. Our goal is to lead international education by reimagining what it means for young people to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.
Ranked 2nd Best fully co-educational independent day school in GCSE* Ranked 4th Best fully co-educational independent day school in A Level.*
1:9
1138 Students on Roll
Staff/ Student Ratio
151
128
Teachers
Class of 2026
STUDENT PROFILE
* In line with UK 2025 Results League Table
STUDENT NATIONALITIES 2025/2026 American, Australian, Azerbaijani, Belgian, Brazilian, British, Bulgarian, Canadian, Chinese, Croatian, Cypriot, Danish, Dutch, Egyptian, Emirati, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Ghanaian, Greek, Grenadian, Hong Konger, Hungarian, Indian, Indonesian, Iraqi, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Jordanian, Kazakh, Kenyan, Korean, Lebanese, Lithuanian, Madagascan, Malaysian, Maltese, Mauritian, Moldovan, Moroccan, New Zealander, Nigerian, Norwegian, Pakistani, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Singaporean, South African, South Korean, Spanish, Sri Lankan, St Kitts and Nevis, Swedish, Tajikistani, Thai, Tunisian, Turkish, Uzbekistani, Venezuelan
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NEW HUMANITIES BUILDING IN PROGRESS
Summer 2025 saw the beginning of the construction phase of the new A Block, an exciting development to replace one of our oldest buildings. This new three-storey building will house the History, Politics and English departments, as well as new seminar and meeting rooms. Heavily influenced by the design of the Jafar Centre,
with whom it shares an architect, the new building delivers flexible teaching, study zones and a forum space, which can be used for adaptable learning and collaboration. The design includes the Forum, which acts as a multifunctional seminar space. The Forum is also designed to host our Model United Nations for the students. The new building will be completed in time for the next academic year, 2026-27.