A new way to learn from home.

Classes begin at 10:00 a.m. Dubai time. Here is how that translates across the listed Gulf countries:

10:00 AMUAE and Oman
9:00 AMKuwait, Saudi Arabia and Qatar

The detailed class timetable will be shared with parents.

The introductory programme fee is INR 50,000 for the entire term, plus a one-time admission fee of INR 15,000.

Indicative conversions as at 21 October 2026, rounded to whole currency units. INR fees are the reference amounts; exchange rates and payment charges may vary. Please confirm the final payable amount with the admissions team.

We follow the Cambridge International curriculum, preparing learners for:

• Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary learning pathways, as applicable to the student’s stage.

• Cambridge Checkpoint assessments.

• Cambridge IGCSE qualifications.

• Cambridge International AS & A Levels, the senior secondary stage broadly corresponding to Grades 11 and 12.

Examination entry, eligibility and examination-centre arrangements will be communicated separately. Please confirm the specific subjects and assessment pathways available for your child’s age group with the school.

Learning books and resources will be provided online. We will also share recommended suppliers and purchase links for families who prefer to buy physical books locally.

We are working with local partners to arrange bank accounts, representatives and centres that families can visit. These arrangements are currently being developed.

In the meantime, the Golden Sparrow team will support families online, drawing on years of experience serving our learning community worldwide.

The programme launches on 1 November 2026, with three age groups:

Flamingo: Ages 5–8 years.

Eagle: Ages 9–12 years.

Swan: Ages 13–16 years.

Contact our admissions team to discuss your child’s age group and programme suitability.

Flamingo

For younger learners beginning their educational journey.

5–8 YEARS

Eagle

For growing learners building their knowledge and skills.

9–12 YEARS

Swan

For older learners progressing towards advanced studies.

13–16 YEARS